The Center for International Education (CIE) engages in implementation and research activities in international development of educational institutions and systems-especially in conflict or crisis contexts. CIE works to provide professional development and capacity building, education policy and leadership, nonformal and popular adult education, higher education, and internationalizing U.S. education. For information about degree programs in the College of Education associated with CIE click here. Contact CIE directly by email or call 413-545-0465.
CIE Endowment Fellow
The CIE Endowment Fund supports an international graduate student each year. Read about Fellows here. Donate Online
Onasheho Toweh and Chenyang Xu from Nigeria and China respectively, both Ph.D. students in the College of Education, are this year’s CIE Endowment Fellows. They are working with CIE to help develop activities. Learn more about them at: Read More
Featured CIE Graduate
CIE has an active network of hundreds of members working throughout the world in education and development.
Mishy Lesser (Ed.D. 1996) is the co-founder and Learning Director of the Upstander Project. In 2018 Upstander produced Dawnland, a feature film which won an Emmy award in 2019 for Outstanding Research. Using the experience of the Wabanaki people of Maine, the film explores the question of “What is the Relationship between the Taking of the Land and the Taking of the Children?”
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