US4S - Member Asset Mapping

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This form is designed to help our coalition's leadership better understand our shared network reach and relationships with policy leaders in order to promote a positive narrative around international students in the U.S.

By gathering information about your organization's key strengths, resources, and capacities, we will be better able to leverage the reach, relationships, and spheres of influence of the coalition's members.

Organization

Please share which of the following issues are priorities for your organization:

Predictable, transparent, and timely visa processing and issuance

Flexibility and predictability that allows students to change or extend programs without unnecessary red tape and lengthy delays or restrictions (duration of status)

Ability to plan for strategic enrollment management without arbitary numerial or percentage caps

Ability to plan for strategic enrollment management without limitations on countries or regions

Predictability, transparency, and fairness in government processes and regulations

Ability of students to pursue experiential learning post-graduation (optional practical training)

Adjustment of immigration law to permit students to apply for visas with dual intent (to reduce visa denials caused by presumption of immigration)

Other:

If your organization has key relationships with individuals or groups who may have influence, please share. Our goal is to leverage these relationships to advance our shared advocacy objectives. Please indicate whether you or someone at your organization has relationships with the following key stakeholders at the state or local level.

Governors

State Officials

Chamber of Commerce

University Presidents

Businesses that employ international students (local or national)

Businesses (local or national) that will face economic harm if international student numbers decline in your community)

Other:

Do you have relationships with elected officials or business leaders in any of the following states? *

Arizona

Florida

Georgia

Indiana

Kansas

Michigan

North Dakota

Ohio

South Dakota

Texas

Wisconsin

Other:

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Expanded response on state/local relationships. Please indicate if your organization (through your CEO, board members, etc) has strong relationships with particular influential individuals at the state level (individual governors, state officials, chambers of commerce, university presidents, businesses that employ international students, businesses that will face economic harm if international student numbers decline in your community). Which influential individuals/which states?

We know that our coalition's members regularly produce compelling data. Please share the most effective/compelling data your organization produces that makes the case for international students. If possible, please include bullets of major findings and source link.

Does your organization have relationships with local and national media outlets? If so, who and where?

Does your organization have compelling stories about the benefits of international students to Americans that you would like to see amplified in the media? *

Is there anything else you would like to share? *

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