Global North settings such as Australia are an attractive option for prospective students from
the Global South to undertake tertiary studies. Using Linguistic Ethnography, we investigate …

With the increasing number of international students in counselor education programs, a
content analysis of literature on international counseling students was conducted to grasp …

Asian women's paradoxical position of hypervisbility and invisibility is a result of society
caricaturing and fetishizing their sexuality and bodies while simultaneously denying their …

The advisor-advisee relationship can influence students' career choices, yet little is
understood as it pertains to Black and Latinx graduate students in STEM (German et al …

This chapter draws on existing research to discuss how race, ethnicity, and culture may
shape international students' perception of mental well-being and help-seeking behaviors in …

International graduate students are a multi-cultural and diverse demographic of researchers
that are integral to higher education globally. Although their contributions to research and …

International students comprise over 50% of the graduate student population in the life
sciences in the US, over 70% of whom are Asian. Research that aims to understand …

This collection explores the ways in which women in academia from culturally and
linguistically diverse backgrounds mediate the negotiation between linguistic discrimination …

Three Korean female doctoral students studying at US higher education institutions address
our lived experiences in this paper. By drawing on Critical Race Theory (CRT) and Asian …

Black and Brown leaders in the counseling profession continue to be minoritized as they
navigate a White dominant profession. It is important that the counseling profession take …