1. Paradigm shift: learning is a two-way street between American universities and Asian international students" / Yingyi Ma
2. Understanding the college choice process of Asian international students / Dongbin Kim, Charles A. S. Bankart, Xiushan Jiang, and Adam M. Brazil
3. Pathways to US higher education: capital, citizenship, and Indian women MBA students / Adrienne Lee Atterberry
4. Building cultural bridges and supporting prospective Chinese international students at U.S. universities / C.N. Le
5. Contact effects on intercultural friendship between East Asian students and American domestic students / Elisabeth Gareis and Ardalan Jalayer
6. Double consciousness: how Pakistani graduate students navigate their contested identities in American universities / Maheen Haider
7. Korean students' acculturation experiences in the United States / Eunyoung Kim
8. From elites to outsiders: how Chinese MBA students experience power asymmetries in American universities / Vivian Louie
9. American professors' support of Chinese international students' reading and writing in subject courses / Xiaoqiong You and Xiaoye You. 10. Responding to campus change: rising numbers of Chinese undergraduates and Michigan State University's response / Peter Briggs
11. To stay or not to stay: a decision to make upon completion of doctoral degrees among Asian international doctorates in U.S. higher education institutions / Dongbin Kim, Jin-Young Roh, and Erinn Taylor De Barroso
12. Asian alumni in America and their leadership skills / Martha A. Garcia-Murillo.
