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CIEE is dedicated to expanding our collective understanding of the actual risks and exposures that our overseas participant report to us. The better we understand the risk environment, the better...keep reading
By: Bill Bull, Blake Kehler, and Colin McElroy Is emotional distress only likely for students during their first week or so on program? During what part of a program is...keep reading
At CIEE, we conduct an annual review of all sexual assault cases. Our goal is to learn what we can from commonalities, so we might improve our practices in prevention...keep reading
Taking a page from the effective communication protocols used by the U.S. State Department, CIEE’s Health, Safety, and Security updates are now available at your fingertips through our RSS feed...keep reading
We’ve heard the polite cautions often. “Oh, you are going to study abroad? Well, be safe.” “If you're going to [insert location] be careful. It’s dangerous out there.” These are...keep reading
How ready is your team to handle unexpected crises while abroad? If the answer is “not very” or “I don’t know,” consider attending one of the crisis management workshops CIEE’s...keep reading
As I described in my last column , CIEE’s incident database currently houses data on any recorded major and minor health and safety incidents that have occurred over the past...keep reading
Colleges and universities across the country are experiencing a rise in student mental health issues. Sadly, we are beginning to see evidence of this trend in study abroad programs. This...keep reading