Best Practices Resource
The Best Practices Resource includes feature profiles on each of the winning programs since the inception of the Heiskell Awards, along with honorable mention and special recognition recipients. The extensive collection of successful models is intended to provide hands-on help to campuses as they create and expand their own intiatives. Click on the name of the winning campus to see profiles of the winning initiatives. For IIENetwork Members, a special members-only section contains details on the programs' implementation.
2013 WINNER
Susquehanna University: Global Opportunities (GO)
2012 WINNER
University of Kentucky: Discover Germany—Discover USA
2011 WINNER (**Focus on Business Education):
College of Wooster: Global Social Entrepreneurship (Global SE)
HONORABLE MENTION:
The George Washington University School of Business: The GWSB Global MBA Program
2010 WINNER (**Focus on engineering programs):
Georgia Institute of Technology: The International Plan
HONORABLE MENTION:
University of Colorado at Boulder: Internationalization in the University of Colorado at Boulder’s College of Engineering and Applied Science
2009 CO-WINNERS:
Champlain College: Institute of Global Engagement
Universidad de Monterrey: Strategic Plan for the Internationalization of UDEM
2008 WINNER:
St. Louis Community College, Forest Park: Global Education Committee
HONORABLE MENTION:
Florence Darlington Technical College: A Global Village for Two Year Institutions—Domestic & Abroad
Leeds Metropolitan University: Internationalization Strategy
2007 WINNER:
University of Delaware: Advancement of a Campus-Wide International Curriculum
HONORABLE MENTION:
North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University: Global Studies Certificate Program
2006 WINNER:
George Mason University: Provost’s Advisory Committee on Global Research and Education
HONORABLE MENTION:
Georgia Institute of Technology: The International Plan
SPECIAL RECOGNITION:
Atlantic Coast Conference Consortium: Atlantic Coast Conference International Academic Collaborative
2005 WINNER:
Santa Fe Community College: SFCC International Education Initiative
HONORABLE MENTION:
American University: AU Abroad and Abroad at AU
University of Hawaii - Kapiolani Community College: Island Roots and Global Reach: Kapiolani Community College's International Education Program
2004 WINNER:
Northeastern Illinois University: Internationalization of Northeastern Illinois University
HONORABLE MENTION:
Binghamton University, State University of New York: Languages Across the Curriculum
Georgia State University: Cross-Cultural Conversation and Service Partners
2003 WINNER:
Chatham College: Global Focus Program
2002 CO-WINNERS:
Juniata College: Language in Motion
Montana State University: Arabic Language and Middle East/North Africa Cultural Studies Program
HONORABLE MENTION:
University of Nebraska, Omaha: International Studies and Programs Campus and Community Service Project
University of Colorado, Denver: International Colleges Program