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April 2004
Immigration Expertise Improves Foreign Faculty Recruitment, Retention
Academic talent knows no national boundaries. Your top candidate for an open faculty position could very well be a foreign national, and you need to be prepared to handle his or her immigration issues. Being well-versed in immigration law, or having access to someone who is, will help the search committee assess a candidates chances of becoming eligible to live and work in the United States and aid your faculty recruitment and retention efforts by showing the candidate that your institution/department will help in the immigration process.
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