Excited about this blog with Dolly on evidence-based analysis of international education at the student-level. And thanks so much to @fionajanehunter for our discussions on the topic. drjohndennis.com/post/internati…

This is by far the best poll I've seen yet in this election cycle: Trump vs. Biden fridge. nytimes.com/interactive/20…

Thoroughly enjoyed this "blog conversation" with Simon Anholt as we discussed his Good Generation project -i.e., the 10 virtues/values educators and policy-makers could agree on allowing today's youth to be change agents. Thanks @TheEAIE for having Simon give their 2019 plenary.

Never, ever did I think that North Carolina could even remotely go to Biden. Never. The spread is less than 80k, with 95% reporting and they accept mail-in ballots until Nov. 12. Nate Silver

Fitting that in this election cycle marijuana legalization measures pass in 4 states (two red - New Jersey/Arizona, and two blue - South Dakota/Mississippi). Recreational use might become legal in Montana (another blue state). Smok'm if you got'm.

I really needed this today ... This funk is impregnating ... youtube.com/watch?v=Ro-ROk…

Thank you Neil Mosley for posting this and thanks to @ElspethJones for making me aware of this. In the book that I'm writing (finishing very soon) entitled "The importance of feeling uncomfortable," there is a long discussion of how fundamental unease is for learning.

It's no secret, I love XLSTAT. Two days ago I get a call from them, "What we can do to make the software better?" "I need to easily run naive Bayes." Today, I receive a new license key that includes all things Bayes. Overwhelmed. Christof Van Mol CHEI UniCatt

Appreciate response to our article bit.ly/int-sat-rec from Ravi Ammigan PhD work with @ElspethJones Can you help us? Why do you think employability skills & multicultural environment matter for recommendation while for satisfaction it's program organization & lecture quality?

At first glance this looks like a tweet about COVID teaching 🎥 policy. It’s a tweet about the space between us, and how, when that space increases too much learning breaks down.

Managing complex organizations is hard, and this book does an excellent job simplifying the process. Ursula Bevan Hunter's drawings are delightful.

I just discovered that according to Desmond Morris, an English zoologist, and surrealist painter, Italians imported the middle finger (🖕) to the United States in the 1890s, and the rest, as they say, is history. As if you needed another reason to love Italian culture ...

Retrieving unsaved deleted documents that you've worked on for hours from "the cloud" is the closest thing to magic I can think of.

New article with Cesar Caro on the experiences of international visiting scholars in the US, published in Higher Education Research and Development iFirst today: lnkd.in/e4TcS-Mx. Pre-publication version also available at: lnkd.in/ec_8mebd #VisitingScholars #J1visa #BridgeUSA

It is so inspiring to attend the presentations of fellow students and admire all the passion and hard work that goes into the #PhD journey! The field of #highereducation #internationalisation is in great shape judging from the research that is being done! #CHEI10years

The Centre for #HigherEd #Internationalisation at Università Cattolica is celebrating its 10th anniversary. CHEI UniCatt is preparing outstanding #intled practitioners from across the globe to become also great researchers. Congrats! centridiricerca.unicatt.it/chei Amanda Murphy @fionajanehunter