Supervising and Mentoring marginalized students: Advice for New Professionals and Graduate Students
Virtual Live Briefings Equity, Inclusion and Social Justice Gender and Sexuality International Education New Professionals and Graduate Students Orientation, Transition and Retention Wellness and Health Promotion
November 19, 2020 12:00 - 01:00 p.m. EST
Supervising and Mentoring marginalized students is aimed to support new graduate staff and new professionals supervising and mentoring students. Our panel of experts will be discussing some best practices and things to consider when working with marginalized students. How can we be identity affirming? What are ways we can help our students feel valued and heard? This panel will is here to answer your questions.
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Sue Macchiarella's lifelong international experiences include living and working globally. She spent a great portion of her life in Asia, Europe and Africa--often traveling to and working in locations seldom visited by outsiders. Sue has worked intimately with travel safety and security for many years in both public and private organizations. Since starting at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU) in November 2011, she increased student participation in globalization programs by over 100%. Her programs have won international awards to include the 2013 Heiskell Award Special Recognition: Internationalizing the Professions, the 2016 Bronze Award, along with her Greek partner Angeliki Vaxevanaki, owner of Get Lost, from the Greek Ministry of Tourism for Innovative Programming and Strategic Partnerships and, most recently, the 2019 Senator Paul Simon Award for Comprehensive Internationalization under NAFSA, the 2020 PIEoneer Award for Real Life Learning and, most recently, the IIE Generation Study Abroad. She has presented on a variety of study abroad topics both in the United States and abroad, published an article on “Aviation Beyond Borders” in the EAIE (European Association of International Educators) magazine and contributed to other articles on international education. Sue enjoys consulting on program development and holds two master degrees: Human Resource Development and Public Administration. She is the Director of the Office of Global Engagement at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.