<p>We speak with Ravi Ammigan, Associate Provost at University of Deleware.  </p>

We speak with Ravi Ammigan, Associate Provost at University of Deleware.

<p>We speak with Ravi Ammigan, Associate Provost at University of Deleware.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

Ravi Ammigan: putting students first

International educators are a unique breed! They work tirelessly around the world to promote global education and stewardship. Whether they’re recruiting a student, promoting study abroad opportunities, or ensuring student success on campus, they open new doors and make dreams come true. They change lives and bend destinies.

And along the way, many of their own lives are changed and their own destinies bent.

If you’re interested to hear more about the international educators whose mission it is to change lives and bend destinies, this is the podcast for you.

Jessica Guiver and Girish Ballolla engage in candid conversations with guests to learn more about their journeys, when they realized they were bending destinies, and how their own lives have been changed in the process.

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International educators are a unique breed! They work tirelessly around the world to promote global education and stewardship. Whether they’re recruiting a student, promoting study abroad opportunities, or ensuring student success on campus, they open new doors and make dreams come true. They change lives and bend destinies. And along the way, many of their own lives are changed and their own destinies bent. If you’re interested to hear more about the international educators whose mission it is to change lives and bend destinies, this is the podcast for you. Jessica Guiver and Girish Ballolla engage in candid conversations with guests to learn more about their journeys, when they realized they were bending destinies, and how their own lives have been changed in the process.

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