I dont have a good feel for what the appropriate role of the organization might be. Such a clearinghouse requires, however, that those institutions that might contribute information not perceive that their contribution would put them at a competitive disadvantage. Include novel or exemplary programs on the annual meeting program. Disseminate the information received as a result of this survey. Its far easier for us to get students to come here than to get our students to go abroad.
Curricular programs seem to be the most effective at getting students to think globally.
Don't know what SCGS can do in this regard. It is unfortunate that the Texas Legislature, with some specific exceptions, is making it increasingly difficult for international students. I suspect that such is the case throughout the Southern region. We could perhaps work to better educate our public about the need for a global approach to education. It might assist the ACIP interface with other state or regional consortia.