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鶹ƵAbroad Day: The Gateway to Global Education

Tuesday, September 3, 2019, By News Staff
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Participants at the 2018 鶹ƵAbroad Day at the Whitman School building. This year’s event takes place on the Shaw Quad.

Students: Have you ever imagined studying marine ecology by scuba diving off the coast of Morocco? Or learning about environmental justice while kayaking in Sweden? These culturally enriching and unique opportunities are part of the 鶹ƵAbroad experience, and are well within reach as part of your global education. Your journey starts on Thursday, Sept. 5, with 鶹ƵAbroad Day.

Students (as well as faculty and staff) are invited to visit the 鶹ƵAbroad tent from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the Shaw Quad and learn about the various options for international study through 鶹ƵAbroad’s 100 programs in 60 different countries.

When students arrive to the 鶹ƵAbroad Day tent, they will swipe their I.D. card and be handed a passport. This passport will be their guide to getting the most out of 鶹ƵAbroad Day.  Each page steers students to someone who can answer important questions about 鶹ƵAbroad options.

Students will need to go to tables situated across the tent to speak with:

  • a 鶹ƵAbroad center representative and a World Partner representative to learn about the variety of programming options;
  • a financial aid counselor to learn about financial assistance available to students; and
  • a global ambassador (students who have previously studied abroad), where students can learn firsthand about program experiences abroad.

At each station, students’ passports will be stamped. Students may then submit their completed passports to be entered into a drawing for a suitcase—perfect for their 鶹ƵAbroad adventure.

“鶹ƵAbroad Day will help students learn about programs and the breadth of opportunities available to them,” says Anjuman Alam ’20. “This event is the first step for anyone interested in studying abroad.” A Hong Kong global ambassador, Alam studied in Hong Kong during the Spring 2018 semester. One of 25 鶹ƵAbroad global ambassadors who will be attending 鶹ƵAbroad Day, she will be available to answer questions ranging from life in Hong Kong to her internship at a startup and the ease of traveling across East Asia.

鶹ƵUniversity maintains study abroad centers in Florence, Italy; Hong Kong; London, UK; Madrid, Spain; Santiago, Chile; and Strasbourg, France. In addition, 鶹ƵAbroad’s World Partner programs offer personalized and culturally immersive academic travel with programs that range from Australia to the West Indies at 60 institutions across the globe.

鶹ƵAbroad Day attendees can speak with World Partner representatives from Israel, Dublin, Sydney and a dozen more locales to learn about these unique program opportunities firsthand.

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