Book Chat Facilitator: Mohammed Forero Bucheli (Rollins College)

How can liberal arts colleges more effectively support international students’ career development in an era of shifting immigration policies and political uncertainty?
This book chat, inspired by The Good Immigrant (edited by Nikesh Shukla & Chimene Suleyman), brings together reflections from a summer ACS reading group that explored how advising structures can evolve to be more inclusive, human-centered, and justice-oriented. The anthology served as a catalyst for conversations about belonging, immigration, and the often-overlooked barriers international students face when navigating life after graduation.

Join us for a cross-campus conversation that will spotlight new ideas and concrete strategies for building more responsive, globally-minded advising practices. Participants will share emerging insights and a collective reflection document designed to spark ongoing dialogue and institutional action across ACS campuses.

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