New Issue: AAC&U's "On Campus with Women"

Education                   This                   issue of On Campus with Women considers the many ways that women in higher education are forming alliances with their global peers to improve educational opportunities for their students and for girls and women across nations. READ MORE  FEATURES:                                       Susan E. Lennon, executive director of the Women's                     College Coalition, discusses the need to educate women in                     the areas of leadership and advocacy as the world becomes                     increasingly complex.                    Nina Rabin, director of border research, Southwest Institute                     for Research on Women, writes on her work utilizing the research                     and education capabilities at the University of Arizona to improve conditions for immigrant                     women while also providing students with a unique education                     in globalization.                                   ALSO IN THIS ISSUE:         The                 Director's Outlook by Caryn McTighe Musil links today's global educational initiatives with earlier forms of women's activism.                   Gladys Brown asks three colleagues about the kind of information necessary to build successful multicultural alliances with women.                                      Aisha Bilkhair traces the history of women's education in the United Arab Emirates.                                      For                   Your Bookshelf features six                   new books, including Women's Labor in the Global Economy:                   Speaking in Multiple Voices and The Making of Our Bodies,                   Ourselves: How Feminism Travels Across Borders                                       If you have  difficulty viewing this e-mail, please paste www.aacu.org/ocww into your Web browser to view the entire publication. To unsubscribe, click here.                 AAC&U | 1818 R Street NW | Washington, DC 20009 | 202-387-3760 | www.aacu.org | news@aacu.org