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President’s Welcome: November 2017 Newsletter

Welcome to TAICEP Talk. One would think that with many of us returning from summer…

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Committee Updates: November 2017 Newsletter

Governance and Finance The Committee for Governance and Finance has been working on a number…

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Digital Transfer of Achievements with EMREX Supports Joint Studies and Joint Degrees: November 2017 Newsletter

Written by: Pamela Engstrom, University of Gothenburg and Janina Mincer-Daszkiewicz, Uniwersytet Warszawski, with assistance from…

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An Overview of Fraud and Degree Mills with Updates on the Axact Degree Mill Operation: November 2017 Newsletter

Written by: Shereen Mir-Jabbar, Canadian Alliance of Physiotherapy Regulators Almost every credential evaluator has or…

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VO – A Virtual Organization for Assessment of International Credentials for Admission in Sweden: November 2017 Newsletter

Written by: Karin Sikström and Elisabeth Sundelin, Swedish Council for Higher Education A unique cooperation…

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Education and Licensure of Health Care Professionals in the USA: November 2017 Newsletter

Written by: Kate Freeman and Ildiko Bors, SpanTran: The Evaluation Company Unlike many countries,…

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International Secondary Schools: Whose Education System Is it, Anyway? November 2017 Newsletter

Written by: LesLee Clauson Eicher and Ann Koenig, AACRAO International What do you do when…

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Academic Research and International Credential Evaluation; Broadening Horizons? November 2017 Newsletter

Written by: Patrick N. Leahy, Ph.D., Michigan State University, and Henrik Ohlsson, Swedish Council for…

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Secondary Education in Scandinavia: Denmark, Norway, Sweden, plus the U.S. Perspective: November 2017 Newsletter

Written by: Christopher Adams, Indiana University, LesLee Clauson Eicher, AACRAO International, Erik Kyhlberg, Swedish Council for…

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Memoriam to Sandy Gault: November 2017 Newsletter

Sandy Gault, formerly of the University of Missouri-Kansas City, died on September 8 after a…

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