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Recently, several individuals and departments at NIU were celebrated for their significant contributions to international education. These awards, sponsored by the Division of International Affairs, are presented annually during International Education Week, which takes place in late November.
Among the honorees, Taylor Atkins received the Outstanding International Educator Award for 2024. As a Distinguished Teaching Professor, Atkins has demonstrated exceptional commitment to fostering global learning and cultural exchange within the university community. This recognition reflects not only personal achievements but also the broader impact of NIU's international education initiatives.
In addition to individual accolades, various departments were also acknowledged for their collaborative efforts in promoting international education. These awards highlight the importance of global perspectives in academic settings and encourage ongoing engagement with diverse cultures. The celebration serves as a reminder of the vital role that international education plays in preparing students for a interconnected world, fostering understanding, and enhancing educational experiences at NIU.
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