Inge Steglitz
Associate Director | Michigan State University
East Lansing, MI, UNITED STATES
International educator with a focus on global and intercultural learning.
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Biography
In an international education career spanning over 25 years, Dr. Steglitz, has worked and taught in the U.S. and Germany. Her academic background is in psychology and intercultural communication. As associate director of Michigan State University's Office for Education Abroad, she is responsible for Program Development, Curriculum Integration, and Faculty Development and Engagement. She has taught both on and off-campus courses on intercultural and global learning, and has written, among other topics, on orientation programming, culture learning/teaching and assessing intercultural competencies. Her dissertation research focused on the impact of study abroad experiences on students' cognitive development. Most recently, she co-edited (with Barbara Kappler Mikk) the third edition of NAFSA's "Learning Across Cultures: Locally and Globally." Inge has been an active NAFSA member for many years, serving on various leadership committees, including the 2016 Annual Conference Committee, which she chaired.
Industry Expertise (1)
Education/Learning
Areas of Expertise (4)
Education Abroad
Intercultural Education
Intercultural Communication
Global Learning
Education (3)
University of Minnesota, USA: Ph.D., Intercultural Communication 1993
University of Minnesota, USA: M.A., Intercultural Communication
Universitaet des Saarlandes, Germany: M.A., Psychology
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News (2)
MSU Is Top 10 Producer of Global Citizens
MSU Today online
2015-11-16
Michigan State University ranks in the top 10 for international student enrollment and study abroad participation, according to the Institute of International Education’s annual Open Doors Report released Nov. 16.
Colleges Help Students to Translate the Benefits of Study Abroad
The Chronicle of Higher Education online
2010-07-22
Clemson University administrators were troubled by what they discovered on YouTube in the summer of 2008. Students at the university had posted videos of themselves drinking and partying during their study abroad in Spain, and the videos had been widely circulated.
Journal Articles (3)
Preparing Program Directors
In: L. Chieffo and C. Spaeth (Eds.) The Guide to Successful Short-term Programs Abroad (3rd edition). Washington, D.C.: NAFSA: Association of International EducatorsSteglitz, I., Roy, P., and Akulli, A.
2017
Learning Across Cultures: Locally and Globally (3rd edition)
NAFSA: Association of International Educators and Stylus Publishing LLC, Washington, D.C.Kappler Mikk, B. and Steglitz, I. (Eds.)
2017
Pre-first-year Programming for Long-term Student Success
Guest blog for EAIE: European Association for International EducationSteglitz, I. and Harley, B.
2012
