Emma Huse
International Scholar and Employee Program Manager
BIO
Emma Huse joined the OIE in 2019 and currently serves as the International Scholar and Employee Program Manager. In this role, Emma leads the OIE's services for international scholars, faculty, and employees, which includes advising, immigration compliance and filing of casework, and community building. Emma also participates in advising of ¶¶Òõ̽̽'s international student community. Emma earned her master’s degree in International Education from the School for International Training, and prior to her experience in international higher education she worked for nearly five years as an immigration paralegal focused on employment-based immigration for academics, researchers, and medical professionals. She spent a semester studying in France, worked briefly in Iceland, and loves traveling in the mountains, both in the USA and around the world. Outside of the office, Emma enjoys spending time hiking, cooking, and searching for the best spots by Lake Champlain to read in her hammock.
Bio
Emma Huse joined the OIE in 2019 and currently serves as the International Scholar and Employee Program Manager. In this role, Emma leads the OIE's services for international scholars, faculty, and employees, which includes advising, immigration compliance and filing of casework, and community building. Emma also participates in advising of ¶¶Òõ̽̽'s international student community. Emma earned her master’s degree in International Education from the School for International Training, and prior to her experience in international higher education she worked for nearly five years as an immigration paralegal focused on employment-based immigration for academics, researchers, and medical professionals. She spent a semester studying in France, worked briefly in Iceland, and loves traveling in the mountains, both in the USA and around the world. Outside of the office, Emma enjoys spending time hiking, cooking, and searching for the best spots by Lake Champlain to read in her hammock.