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Annual Conference – September 2018 Newsletter

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on September 26, 2018 Newsletter

We have an exciting list of over 35 sessions ranging from topics such as:

An update on Bologna in Africa
Evaluating law degrees from around the world
Best practices for evaluating credentials from China
Education in Mexico
Data privacy regulations in the U.S and Canada for EU Citizens
An update on findings from the AACRAO Cuba Project

Find list of sessions and descriptions at: https://taicep2018.dryfta.com/en/program-schedule

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