Hand in hand, we can serve as stewards to larger international interests. Our specific objective here is to make learning in a cross-cultural setting a successful experience for those coming to the USA to study or work for the first time. Center Director Daniel Niles and his colleagues now serve that objective at CSM with expert intensive English language instruction, with science and technology focused academic preparation, and with creative cross-cultural training and learning modules. We offer these services to serious students. This is and has been our history since the inception of our organization.
Enrollment is perhaps the biggest.
Despite all these obstacles and challenges, we believe our continued, vigorous joint recruitment efforts will be productive as Asian and other economies recover. We maintain and reinforce our global network of contacts in Mexico, from where I have just returned, and elsewhere in Latin America, Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. During the course of this semester alone, I will be looking for those students during trips to Caracas, Riyadh, Jeddah, Amman, Manama, Ankara and Istanbul. At CSM, President Trefny, Dean Romig and others on campus continue to offer generous help to these international recruitment efforts. Past travel by CSM officials and representatives has been very effective, and I sincerely hope it will continue and increase.