CIHE Pre-Con Forum

Monday, October 25, 2021
9:00am-5:30pm Atlantic Standard/San Juan Time

This event will be held virtually. See https://www.ashe.ws/2021updates for more information.

2021 Schedule 

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2021 REGISTRATION

• Current ASHE members are able to register for the Pre-Conference at discounted fees (see below).
• Expired Members can register for the Pre-Conference at non-member rates.
  • Expired Members can reactivate your membership in the registration process to take advantage of discounted pricing.
• Individuals with Guest accounts can register for the Pre-Conference at non-member rates.
  • Guests can become a member during the registration process to take advantage of discounted pricing.

CONTACTS

CIHE Pre-Conference Co-Chairs:

• Gerardo Blanco, blancoge@bc.edu
• Tatiana Suspitsyna, suspitsyna.1@osu.edu

If you have technical or logistical questions about submitting a proposal or the pre-conference:

• Email ASHE Conference Staff at conference@ashe.ws
• Call the ASHE Office at (702) 895-2737

2021 CALL FOR PROPOSALS
DEADLINE: APRIL 20, 2021, 4:00PM PACIFIC

Proposals for this CIHE incorporate a comparative dimension in their methods or theoretical frameworks, or explore practices and structures that have international implications. Proposals for the pre-conference forum may include in comparative studies analyzing two or more higher education national systems; studies exploring the conditions and consequences of transnational faculty, staff, and student mobility as a result of changing global demographics and economic development needs; organizational (institutional or system) global strategy and engagement; empirical and critical explorations of cross-border higher education institutions and programs; and critical analyses of internationalization practices, including education abroad and internationalization at home.
 
Proposals that include under-utilized theories, such as Postcolonial Theory, Southern Epistemologies, Indigenous Scholarship, are particularly encouraged. As well, we seek for proposals that engage with new methodological approaches that go beyond the national containers and that interrogate the normalization of Western perspectives.
 
Please note that the CIHE Pre-Conference Forum is different from the General Conference section International Higher Education. Authors can submit to either the general conference or the CIHE Pre-Conference; however, the same proposal may not be submitted to both.
 
Proposal formats accepted