Taiwo O. Soetan was Associate Professor of Business at the School of Business and Entrepreneurship, Dickinson State University, North Dakota, United States, and External Examiner at the School of Leadership Studies, Fielding Graduate University, California, United States.Omonigho S. Umukoro is Lecturer in the Department of Psychology, University of Lagos, Nigeria.Oluwarotimi O. Odeh is Professor and Director and Rolland Starn Endowed Chair of Agriculture at California State University, Turlock, United States.David Hòa Khoa Nguyễn is Associate Professor of Urban Education, Leadership, and Policy at Indiana University, United States.

• Part I: Academic Realities and Institutional Contexts1. International Student Mobility to Canada and the United States: Historical Trends and Impacts on Higher Education. (Dr. Mirka Martel et al.).2. Do the Macro-level Support Areas of International Students at Canadian Polytechnics Affect their Perceived Academic Success? (Dr. Taiwo O. Soetan).3. Behind The Glass Wall: Illuminating International Students' U.S. Visa Experiences in the 21st Century. (Dr. Olga Dietlin).Part II: Economic and Legal Realities4. Navigating the economic environment in the United States of America: A guide for international students. (Dr. Oluwarotimi Odeh).5. Legal Issues for International Students in the U.S. (Dr. David Hoa Khoa Nguyen).6. Stories Untold: Financial Realities of International Doctoral Students in Education Majors in the United States. (Dr. Eun Jung Paik et al.).Part III: Social and Psychological Adaptation7. Anecdotal Narratives of Foodways and Identity from Lagos to Florida. (Dr. Omonigho S. Umukoro et al.).8. Socio-Cultural and Acculturation Experiences of International Students (Dr. Kesha A. Henry).9. International Students Living with Extended Relatives: A Narrative Multiple Case Study. (Dr. Julie Myer).10. Mental Health Support for International Students. (Dr. Rebekah Schulze).11. The Experiences of International Student-Athletes in American Colleges and Universities. (Dr. Sarah Stokowski and Dr. Karina Jolly).12. International Students as Perpetual Outsiders: An Ethnography of Belonging in Canadian Universities. (Dr. Sophie M. Lavoie et al).13. From Backpacks to Belonging: Supporting International Student Transitions in The United States. (Charles Olanipekun and Dr. April Perry).14. Emotional Well-Being of International Graduate Students in Classroom Settings: A Case of Students in the U.S. Agricultural Education Graduate Programs. (Dr. Shuyang Qu et al.)15. “The world is like a Mask dancing”: Negotiating Difference in College Classrooms in Canada and the United States. (Dr. Kolawole Olaiya).

Taiwo O. Soetan was Associate Professor of Business at the School of Business and Entrepreneurship, Dickinson State University, North Dakota, United States, and External Examiner at the School of Leadership Studies, Fielding Graduate University, California, United States.Omonigho S. Umukoro is Lecturer in the Department of Psychology, University of Lagos, Nigeria.Oluwarotimi O. Odeh is Professor and Director and Rolland Starn Endowed Chair of Agriculture at California State University, Turlock, United States.David Hòa Khoa Nguyễn is Associate Professor of Urban Education, Leadership, and Policy at Indiana University, United States.

• Part I: Academic Realities and Institutional Contexts1. International Student Mobility to Canada and the United States: Historical Trends and Impacts on Higher Education. (Dr. Mirka Martel et al.).2. Do the Macro-level Support Areas of International Students at Canadian Polytechnics Affect their Perceived Academic Success? (Dr. Taiwo O. Soetan).3. Behind The Glass Wall: Illuminating International Students' U.S. Visa Experiences in the 21st Century. (Dr. Olga Dietlin).Part II: Economic and Legal Realities4. Navigating the economic environment in the United States of America: A guide for international students. (Dr. Oluwarotimi Odeh).5. Legal Issues for International Students in the U.S. (Dr. David Hoa Khoa Nguyen).6. Stories Untold: Financial Realities of International Doctoral Students in Education Majors in the United States. (Dr. Eun Jung Paik et al.).Part III: Social and Psychological Adaptation7. Anecdotal Narratives of Foodways and Identity from Lagos to Florida. (Dr. Omonigho S. Umukoro et al.).8. Socio-Cultural and Acculturation Experiences of International Students (Dr. Kesha A. Henry).9. International Students Living with Extended Relatives: A Narrative Multiple Case Study. (Dr. Julie Myer).10. Mental Health Support for International Students. (Dr. Rebekah Schulze).11. The Experiences of International Student-Athletes in American Colleges and Universities. (Dr. Sarah Stokowski and Dr. Karina Jolly).12. International Students as Perpetual Outsiders: An Ethnography of Belonging in Canadian Universities. (Dr. Sophie M. Lavoie et al).13. From Backpacks to Belonging: Supporting International Student Transitions in The United States. (Charles Olanipekun and Dr. April Perry).14. Emotional Well-Being of International Graduate Students in Classroom Settings: A Case of Students in the U.S. Agricultural Education Graduate Programs. (Dr. Shuyang Qu et al.)15. “The world is like a Mask dancing”: Negotiating Difference in College Classrooms in Canada and the United States. (Dr. Kolawole Olaiya).

Taiwo O. Soetan was Associate Professor of Business at the School of Business and Entrepreneurship, Dickinson State University, North Dakota, United States, and External Examiner at the School of Leadership Studies, Fielding Graduate University, California, United States.Omonigho S. Umukoro is Lecturer in the Department of Psychology, University of Lagos, Nigeria.Oluwarotimi O. Odeh is Professor and Director and Rolland Starn Endowed Chair of Agriculture at California State University, Turlock, United States.David Hòa Khoa Nguyễn is Associate Professor of Urban Education, Leadership, and Policy at Indiana University, United States.

• Part I: Academic Realities and Institutional Contexts1. International Student Mobility to Canada and the United States: Historical Trends and Impacts on Higher Education. (Dr. Mirka Martel et al.).2. Do the Macro-level Support Areas of International Students at Canadian Polytechnics Affect their Perceived Academic Success? (Dr. Taiwo O. Soetan).3. Behind The Glass Wall: Illuminating International Students' U.S. Visa Experiences in the 21st Century. (Dr. Olga Dietlin).Part II: Economic and Legal Realities4. Navigating the economic environment in the United States of America: A guide for international students. (Dr. Oluwarotimi Odeh).5. Legal Issues for International Students in the U.S. (Dr. David Hoa Khoa Nguyen).6. Stories Untold: Financial Realities of International Doctoral Students in Education Majors in the United States. (Dr. Eun Jung Paik et al.).Part III: Social and Psychological Adaptation7. Anecdotal Narratives of Foodways and Identity from Lagos to Florida. (Dr. Omonigho S. Umukoro et al.).8. Socio-Cultural and Acculturation Experiences of International Students (Dr. Kesha A. Henry).9. International Students Living with Extended Relatives: A Narrative Multiple Case Study. (Dr. Julie Myer).10. Mental Health Support for International Students. (Dr. Rebekah Schulze).11. The Experiences of International Student-Athletes in American Colleges and Universities. (Dr. Sarah Stokowski and Dr. Karina Jolly).12. International Students as Perpetual Outsiders: An Ethnography of Belonging in Canadian Universities. (Dr. Sophie M. Lavoie et al).13. From Backpacks to Belonging: Supporting International Student Transitions in The United States. (Charles Olanipekun and Dr. April Perry).14. Emotional Well-Being of International Graduate Students in Classroom Settings: A Case of Students in the U.S. Agricultural Education Graduate Programs. (Dr. Shuyang Qu et al.)15. “The world is like a Mask dancing”: Negotiating Difference in College Classrooms in Canada and the United States. (Dr. Kolawole Olaiya).