Academic, Social, and Economic Realities for International Students in North America

Part I: Academic Realities and Institutional Contexts

1. International Academic Mobility to Canada and the United States: Historical Trends and Impacts on Higher Education. (Dr. Mirka Martel et al.).

2. Do the Macro-level Support Areas of International Students at Canadian Polytechnics Affect their Perceived Academic Success? (Dr. Taiwo O. Soetan).

3. Behind The Glass Wall: Illuminating International Students' U.S. Visa Experiences in the 21st Century. (Dr. Olga Dietlin).

Part II: Economic and Legal Realities

4. Navigating the economic environment in the United States of America: A guide for international students. (Dr. Oluwarotimi Odeh).

5. Legal Issues for International Students in the U.S. (Dr. David Hoa Khoa Nguyen).

6. Stories Untold: Financial Realities of International Doctoral Students in Education Majors in the United States. (Dr. Eun Jung Paik et al.).

Part III: Social and Psychological Adaptation

7. Anecdotal Narratives of Foodways and Identity from Lagos to Florida. (Dr. Omonigho S. Umukoro et al.).

8. Socio-Cultural and Acculturation Experiences of International Students (Dr. Kesha A. Henry).

9. International Students Living with Extended Relatives: A Narrative Multiple Case Study. (Dr. Julie Myer).

10. Mental Health Support for International Students. (Dr. Rebekah Schulze).

11. The Experiences of International Student-Athletes in American Colleges and Universities. (Dr. Sarah Stokowski and Dr. Karina Jolly).

12. âInternational Studentsâ as Perpetual Outsiders: An Ethnography of Belonging in Canadian Universities. (Dr. Sophie M. Lavoie et al).

13. From Backpacks to Belonging: Supporting International Student Transitions in The United States. (Charles Olanipekun and Dr. April Perry).

14. Emotional Well-Being of International Graduate Students in Classroom Settings: A Case of Students in the U.S. Agricultural Education Graduate Programs. (Dr. Shuyang Qu et al.)

15. âThe world is like a Mask dancingâ: Negotiating Difference in College Classrooms in Canada and the United States. (Dr. Kolawole Olaiya).