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Stream the show LIVEIU Bloomington ranked fifth nationally in number of students studying abroad during the 2022-23 academic year. Nearly 4,000 students from all IU campuses traveled to more than 70 countries. Over the past two decades, IU ranks in the top 20 among schools in number of students who studied abroad.Read more: IU launches Ghana Gateway, hopes to grow African partnerships IU Education Abroad's most popular programs include Amsterdam, Kenya, Grand Cayman Islands and Japan.IU Indianapolis, Kokomo, and South Bend also have study abroad programs where students can go to Germany, Poland, Austria and Amsterdam. IU Bloomington has more students traveling abroad than any other university in the state. IU Bloomington also ranks in the top 40 of universities in hosting international students. It has more than 6,300 international students from over 120 countries. This week on Noon Edition, we'll talk with directors and student advisors about IU's Education Abroad growth. Guest: Jennifer Engel, Associate Vice President for Education Abroad Shelby Gosser, Education Abroad peer Advisor Liz Utley, Education Abroad peer Adviso
It's Best-Of Week on The Academic Minute: In today's segment, Julia Khrebtan Horhager, associate professor of communication studies at Colorado State University, looked into the paradox of cultural othering. Julia Khrebtan-Hörhager is an Associate Professor of Communication at Colorado State University and a Director of Education Abroad programs in Europe. She is a holder of […]
What is safety? What is comfort? How does learning happen in an immersive, international setting? How do we foster meaningful relationships with host communities? In this episode, we talk about those questions and more with Dr. David Wick. Wick is Associate Professor and Program Chair in International Education Management at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, and a 2023 research grant recipient from the CT Collaborative. Wick has worked with several of Middlebury's Schools Abroad on the integration of conflict transformation approaches and the importance of considering the impact on host communities. Learn more about David Wick here: https://www.middlebury.edu/institute/people/david-wick To access a "CT Toolkit" for Study abroad experiences, check out the "Our CT Approach" page at our website: https://www.middlebury.edu/conflict-transformation/media-and-resources#our-ct-approach Wick and other Middlebury colleagues are leading the opening plenary panel, "Embracing and Transforming Conflict to Enhance Education Abroad Learning for All," at The Forum on Education Abroad's Europe, Middle East, and Africa conference this October. Learn more here: https://www.forumea.org/emea-plenary.html Learn more about our research grant recipients here: https://www.middlebury.edu/conflict-transformation/supporting-faculty-research/spring-2023-grant-recipients
In this episode, we're discussing how to support students' mental health and well-being during education abroad programs. Join us for an insightful discussion with experts Vernon Wall and Drs. Shayna Perry and Matt Rader as we explore the unique challenges students face, best practices for support, and strategies for faculty and staff to enhance mental health resources during international programs.
In this episode, co-host Amy Marcus speaks with Mark Blakemore of Big Pond Education about the value of carbon literacy, climate education and microcredentials on international programs. Resources: Big Pond Education: https://www.bigpondeducation.org/ Big Zero Microcredential: https://www.big-zero.org/ The Forum on Education Abroad's Advancing the SDGS award: https://www.forumea.org/award-for-advancing-the-sdgs-through-education-abroad.html EUASA's Climate Conscious Study Abroad: An Operational Guide (co-authored by today's guest, Mark Blakemore): https://studyabroadclimate.guide/ Hillary Clinton on “The Weaponization of Loneliness”: https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2023/08/hillary-clinton-essay-loneliness-epidemic/674921/ Zeroverse: https://zeroverse.org/index.html
Your College Bound Kid | Scholarships, Admission, & Financial Aid Strategies
In this episode you will hear: (01:50) Mark and Vince will eventually discuss an article on how students are being coached to brand themselves in their applications. This is an article that appeared in the NY Times by a Guest Essayist, entitled, “Elite college admissions have turned students into brands” but they get into that article in Part 2, on Episode 421, that will air on April 11th, but this week, Vince and Mark discuss their observations from this year in college admissions; they also share some admission tips, an admission vernacular and a big number; the big number really inspired Mark (49:50) Question from a listener Jennifer from Texas wants to know what they should do when they learn about some serious racial incidents that occurred at a college her student was considering applying to (01:05:40) Interview Lydia Dagenais, a former admission officer at Haverford College and Swarthmore College is joined by Julia Esquivel, a co-host for YCBK but also a former Haverford College admission officer to discuss how Law School admissions works-Part 2 of 2 Preview of Part 2 of 2 ² Lydia lets us know if students can get access to LSAC ² What role does writing ability and critical thinking play in the admission process? ² Lydia talks about the content of the first year in law school ² Lydia talks about whether you need to go to a top tier law school to get the plum jobs after graduation ² Lydia answers the question, are there too many lawyers out there, is the field oversaturated? ² Lydia tells us what the character and fitness questions are and she tells us why they are so important ² Lydia goes on the hot seat (01:36:08) College Spotlight Kevin Newton joins us to talk about the University of Edinburgh in Scotland, Part 2 of 2 (01:26:35) Recommended Resource: A new podcast about going to college in another country, An Education Abroad is the new podcast by Kevin Newton, founder of , An Education Abroad. 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In Episode 82 of the CSUSB Advising Podcast, Matt Markin chats with Ryan Griffith, Associate Dean of College of Extended and Global Education about Education Abroad. Why should you consider to go abroad? What are the benefits? Is financial aid available? Learn more about the types of programs available to you at CSUSB! Check out the Education Abroad website for more information!Subscribe to the CSUSB Advising Podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google and more!Follow us on social media:Instagram & Tik Tok - @csusbadvisingFacebook - CSUSB AdvisingTwitter - @csusb_advisingYouTube - @csusbadvisinghttps://csusbadvising.buzzsprout.com/
What is cultural othering? Julia Khrebtan Hörhager, associate professor of communication studies at Colorado State University, discusses the paradox of this way of thinking. Julia Khrebtan-Hörhager is an Associate Professor of Communication at Colorado State University and a Director of Education Abroad programs in Europe. She is a holder of three International Communication Association Top […]
Guanglong Pang, Assistant Director of Education Abroad and Global Engagement at the Broad College of Business, highlights the many ways that the college is expanding the global mindset of Broad Spartans. While pushing the frontier of globally themed opportunities available for students, he also teaches students the greater impact these experiences will have on their life and career. To learn more about Broad Education Abroad and the programs available for students, visit broad.msu.edu/education-abroad. Download the “Enhancing Global Engagement For Broad Spartans” Episode Transcript For more episodes of Broad Matters, subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. --------- Music: “Tidal Wave" performed/produced by BRASKO via Soundstripe.com “Nature of Things” performed/produced by Sounds Like Sander via Soundstripe.com
Education is a lifelong process that should be valued and pursued at any age. It is not limited to the early years of life but extends throughout one's entire existence. The importance of getting an education at any age cannot be overstated, as it equips individuals with knowledge, skills, and opportunities for personal growth. It enhances critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. It provides individuals with the tools to analyze information, evaluate different perspectives, and make informed decisions. These skills are essential in all aspects of life, from career advancement to personal relationships. Getting an education at any age is crucial for personal development as well as societal progress. It equips individuals with valuable skills, opens doors to new opportunities, fosters personal growth, boosts confidence levels, and promotes cultural understanding - all contributing towards a more enlightened society where everyone can thrive regardless of their age or background. Follow me on IG: https://www.instagram.com/angelydub/ 'Follow Life in Progress on IG: https://www.instagram.com/lifeinprogressph/ Follow me on Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@angelydub Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
As we close out 2023, it's time to take stock of the Communities Movement and consider where we might be headed in the future. In this episode we are joined by new FIC co-director Daniel Greenberg, who brings his deep experience from the ecovillage world, as well years living in and researching international communities like Findhorn and Auroville to his visions for what is possible for collaborative culture, communities, and the people who live and grow inside them. In 1999, Daniel Greenberg founded the non-profit Living Routes, which partnered with UMass-Amherst to run study abroad programs based in ecovillages around the world. Over 1,500 students were transformed by these immersive experiences. Daniel left Living Routes in 2012 to start a new social venture called Earth Deeds, which offers online tools for individuals and groups to “onset” their unavoidable CO2 emissions and support meaningful sustainability projects. Daniel has been a leading advocate for sustainability within international education and the ecovillage movement. He chaired Sustainability Task Forces for NAFSA: Association of International Educators and the Forum for Education Abroad, is co-founder and past Board Member of Gaia Education, served as President of the Global Ecovillage Network from 2015-2019, and is currently co-director of the Foundation for Intentional Community. Thank YOU for including the Inside Community Podcast in your end-of-year giving! IC.org/Podcast to donate! If you want to learn more about international communities, the new visions for the communities movement or any aspect of community, check out the Inside Community Podcast sponsor, The Foundation for Intentional Community. FIC is an incredible resource center with weekly events, online courses, classified advertisements, and lots of free educational materials. Podcast listeners get 20% off in FIC Bookstore with code INSIDE20 and 30% off FIC courses with code INSIDE30. You can learn more about FIC and access transcripts at ic.org/podcast. Follow the show and see inspiring images and videos of community life on Facebook and Instagram @InsideCommunityPodcast - I'd love to hear from you there! If this content has been meaningful or useful to you, please subscribe, rate and review on Apple Podcasts, and share with your friends and folks you know who are curious about living Inside Community. Super Awesome Inside Community Jingle by FIC board member Dave Booda davebooda.com ICP theme by Rebecca Mesritz We are so grateful to for our show's sponsors: Caddis Collaborative - caddispc.com CohoUS - www.cohousing.org Communities Magazine - gen-us.net/subscribe
Aaron Dante interviewed Angela Schaffer - Executive Director, The Fund for Education Abroad. We discussed how she went abroad during High School and college (she was the first person from her family to travel overseas). Going on those trips shaped who she is now and as the Executive Director, The Fund for Education Abroad she helps raise funds for college kids to see the world. Angela (Angie) Schaffer is an international educator, grants professional, and entrepreneur. Angie grew up in Baltimore City and was a first-generation college graduate. At Goucher College, where Angie earned a B.A. in International Relations, she served as Director of Sponsored Research and Corporate & Foundation Relations and Assistant Director of International Studies. Between her positions with Goucher, Angie served as Senior Director of Program Development at Cultural Vistas. Angie also served as ARO and Program Officer with TPG Cultural Exchange, a J-1 Teacher Visitor sponsor. She started her career in education abroad at the University of Maryland, and holds a Master of Arts degree in International Education Policy. Throughout her studies and career, Angela has focused on underrepresented students and issues that affect people in or from primarily urban areas. She has convinced many friends and colleagues to support efforts to establish scholarships and funding for young people to study abroad. She has written several articles about the value of experiential learning and exchange, and has led education abroad programs and workshops in Japan, India, and South Africa. In Summer 2019, Angie co-led a Fulbright-Hays Group Project Abroad for Baltimore-area educators to Rwanda and Mauritius. Bio from website Fund for Education Abroad
ICEF Podcast episode format1) News & Developments 2) Main Topic3) Keys to the market1) News & developments • A discussion of some noteworthy industry news and developments as published on ICEF Monitor.Australia: Parliamentary report recommends diversification and expanded regulation of agentsInternational enrolments in German higher education rise again for a new record2) Main topic • "How the pandemic shaped international education"Main topic sponsor: ICEF Finance 3) Keys to the market • Saudi ArabiaKeys to the Market sponsor: IGEC - International Group for Educational Consultancy- The largest educational consultancy firm in the Middle East and North Africa.Speakers Markus BaddeCEOICEFCraig RiggsEditor in ChiefICEF MonitorMartijn van de VeenChief Business Development OfficerICEF
LEXINGTON, Ky. (September 7, 2023) – For many first-generation students, overcoming fears are an ever-present part of their college experience. From visiting campuses, to complicated admissions, to making new friends, to leaving home, the uncertainty that can come with every step in the process can be a daunting challenge. This past summer, 60 first-generation University of Kentucky students embraced their fears and expanded their horizons on a program that many called “life changing.” Explore First: Careers, Cultures and Connections (Explore First), an education abroad opportunity developed by UK's International Center and the Office for Student Success, is an integrated global learning experience with curricular and co-curricular elements. It is focused on career readiness with meaningful connections between academic attainment and post-graduation success. The experience is designed and implemented intentionally to equip and empower first-generation students who have made the bold decision to study abroad. The Explore First program expands access to education abroad opportunities. During the program's launch in summer 2023, four cohorts of 15 first-generation students embarked on a three-week education abroad program to either London, England, or Dublin, Ireland, with little cost to the student. Students developed transferable skills, such as critical thinking, problem solving, adaptability, independence and self-efficacy. Students completed and earned credit hours through a course that enhanced their career readiness skills. On this episode of ‘Behind the Blue', Kody Kiser and Tiana Thé from UK Strategic Communications converse with two of the administrators who helped develop the program: Executive Director of Education Abroad & Exchanges Niamh Larson, and Associate Provost for Internationalization Sue Roberts. They discuss how this pilot Explore First program may lead to greater opportunities for first-generation students, the continued importance of UK being an international destination for educational opportunities, the impact education abroad has on students as well as their families, and more. On next week's 'Behind the Blue', UK's Vice President for Student Success Kirsten Turner joins the podcast to discuss the part her office played in helping Explore First become a reality, as well as the other efforts they're putting forth to provide foundational support to all of our students.” "Behind the Blue" is available on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher and Spotify. Become a subscriber to receive new episodes of “Behind the Blue” each week. UK's latest medical breakthroughs, research, artists and writers will be featured, along with the most important news impacting the university. For questions or comments about this or any other episode of "Behind the Blue," email BehindTheBlue@uky.edu or tweet your question with #BehindTheBlue. Transcripts for this or other episodes of Behind the Blue can be downloaded from the show's blog page. To discover what's wildly possible at the University of Kentucky, click here.
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Sarah Chenworth is the Director of International Affairs at Nova Southeastern University. In this role, she oversees International Student and Scholar Services, and Education Abroad programs and coordinates the Global Scholars program. Sarah also serves as an adjunct faculty member, teaching courses in the Global Engagement minor. Sarah has an MS in Student Affairs from Nova Southeastern University and a BS in Elementary Education with a TESOL endorsement from the University of Tampa.Study abroad programs in the United States have been transformed since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020. According to NASFA, higher education institutions in the United States have lost nearly $1 billion due to the shortened or canceled programs. Study abroad programs are important for students as they provide critical competencies and experiences in an ever-expanding global workforce. While almost all institutions re-engaged in their study abroad initiatives following the onset of COVID-19 in March 2020, more investments in international programs are needed to ensure the United States remains competitive globally.Learn more about CITI Program at https://about.citiprogram.org/
Welcome to TeenSpeak! In this episode, we are thrilled to have Rodena Bernthal join us. She is our first international guest from Worcestershire in the UK and she has lots of incredible experiences to share with us. Rodena will talk about her travels to the U.S., as well as her amazing trip and stay in Thailand. Plus, don't miss hearing her unique perspective on what challenges are facing her generation of leaders - it's sure to be an inspiring chat! So grab a seat and get ready for another cheerful episode of TeenSpeak with Rodena Bernthal! About Your Hosts: Keith Senzer is a leadership and empowerment coach that helps teens find their true north and follow it through their words and actions, to create a more loving, accepting, responsible and committed adult who has the power to ensure their future success and heal our world. Website: https://shiftyourpower.com/Email: shiftyourpower@gmail.comInstagram: @coachkeiths Antwaun Thompson- “Coach T®” is a youth personal growth and development coach, author and basketball coach. Parents hire me to educate, support and inspire personal growth skills in their preteens and teens that will better prepare them by taking ownership of tools for a prosperous future. Soft skills are not a priority of the public education systems but are crucial to the success of our next generation of leaders. Website: https://coachtscorner.com/Email: coacht@coachtscorner.comSocial Media Links: https://withkoji.com/@Coach_Ts_Corner
Bowman's Friends is a podcast created to connect and inform UK students of issues, events, and cool stuff on campus and the Lexington area. It is hosted by UK students, for the UK community. Our goal is to amplify student voices through advocating for equity, inclusion, and representation for all. On this episode, host Kat Dorris sat down with two guests to speak about the study abroad resources UK has to offer.
Zero to Millions. The host for this show is Rayann Echavez. The guest is Brandon Lorezco. Learn how you can get an education through Study Abroad Programs. What are available programs for Hawaii high school students, college students, and recent graduates. The various types and duration of programs. As well as how your can get funding as a student. The ThinkTech YouTube Playlist for this show is https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQpkwcNJny6nZL7jFpSvzQ2VL3GvCmsD- Please visit our ThinkTech website at https://thinktechhawaii.com and see our Think Tech Advisories at https://thinktechadvisories.blogspot.com.
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Welcome to Season 2 of the CANIE Climate Dialogues! The first episode of the season focuses on #TravelwithCANIE, an initiative launched out of the Europe chapter in the spring of 2022. #TravelwithCANIE focuses on traveling sustainably to conferences, a feat which has been accomplished by over 50 travelers as they made their way by train and boat to the EAIE and EMEA Forum on Education Abroad conferences in the Fall of 2022.
Valerie Paul is a teacher and GCSE specialist with a French/English background, currently working in Vietnam, and joins the podcast to discuss her journey and passion for education. Topics include ⁃ Navigating the cultural differences of education in Vietnam compared to the UK ⁃ What sparked her educational interest and passion ⁃ Creating engaging and supportive classroom culture ⁃ Being at peace with yourself as a teacher and your students ⁃ Her lessons from motherhood and how she continues to be inspired ⁃ The importance of not saying “no” in the classroom ⁃ Her journey of coming and settling into Saigon life and her aims for the foreseeable future If you enjoyed this conversation, you can find out more about ComebaCK at @thecomebackwithck on Instagram.
As a presentation on September 12, 2022 from the URMIA Annual Conference in Indianapolis, presenters Shaun Jamieson, Patrick Morgan, and Eryn Kudzinski, as well as moderators, Jessica Hessler and Christina McKnight, bring you a panel discussion on studying abroad and site visits. They address successful education abroad programs that rely on trusted, reliable partnerships. At a time when global dynamics have grown more complex and we lean heavily on our partners abroad, panelists answer the question how do we adequately assess these partner relationships? Skilled panelists from varied backgrounds share their experiences and best practice recommendations about working with providers and conducting site visits to evaluate institutional partners. The podcast is introduced by URMIA's Executive Director, Jenny Whittington.Note: The recording took place in a larger space than usual. We apologize for the inconsistency in audio quality but thought the panel discussion was worth hearing! Show Notes - member login-required
2 часть выпуска подкаста, в рамках которой Анна и Виктория обсуждают, как планировать учебу за границей в конце 2022 года? К каким визовым сложным нужно быть готовым? Какие страны перестали выдавать студенческие визы на 30 июля 2022 года? Какие ограничения появились для получения студенческой визы? Опыт Виктории о получении студенческой визы в Германию.Финансовый вопрос ребром: на что жить, когда SWIFT переводы отключили? Что делать, если не хочешь вести за границу и декларировать чемодан наличных средств? Как оплатить образование и все сопутствующие расходы для учебы за границей, если ты находишься в России? Опыт Анны, которая попала в самый эпицентр сложной финансовой ситуации в марте 2022 года в Турции.На эти и другие вопросы вы найдете ответы во 2 части первого выпуска подкастов "HARK&MOVE".inst (Анны): @mzhannayainst (Виктории): @vushkvВесь подкаст на русском языке//Part 2 of podcast episode where Anna & Victoria are discussing how to plan your studies abroad at the end of 2022?What visa difficulties do you need to be prepared for? Which countries stopped issuing student visas as of July 30, 2022? What are the restrictions for obtaining a student visa? Victoria's experience of obtaining a student visa to Germany.Point-blank financial question: what to live on when SWIFT transfers were turned off? What to do if you do not want to carry abroad & declare a suitcase of cash? How to pay for education & all related expenses for studying abroad if you are in Russia? The experience of Anna, who was at the very epicenter of a difficult financial situation in March 2022 in Turkey.You will find answers to these & other questions in part 2 of the first episode of HARK&MOVE podcasts.inst (Анны): @mzhannayainst (Виктории): @vushkvThe whole podcast is in RUS
1 часть выпуска подкаста, в рамках которой Анна и Виктория обсуждают, как планировать учебу за границей в конце 2022 года? Возможно ли сейчас поехать учиться за границу? Как обстоят дела с соглашениями о партнерстве между университетами? Можно ли поехать учиться по программам Erasmus? Какие шансы на поступление в зарубежные вузы на программы бакалавриата и магистратуры в 2022 году? На эти и другие вопросы вы найдете ответы в нашем первого выпуске подкастов "HARK&MOVE".inst (Анны): @mzhannayainst (Виктории): @vushkvВесь подкаст на русском языке //Part 1 of podcast episode where Anna & Victoria are discussing how to plan educational process abroad at the end of 2022.Is it possible to move with the aim to study abroad right now? How is it going with the partnership agreements between universities? Can I go to study with the help of Erasmus programs? What are the chances of entering foreign universities for undergraduate& graduate programs in 2022?These questions and more will be answered in our first episode of HARK&MOVE podcast.inst (Анны): @mzhannayainst (Виктории): @vushkvThe whole podcast is in RUS
Rachel Anderholder joins the program to talk about her journey at Member Organization Carpe Mundi (from volunteer, to intern, to Executive Director)! Rachel shares how her work to provide access to study abroad for low-income students has had an impact on their lives, and how Carpe Mundi continues forward with their unique program model which offers support at every level of the Experiential Education process.
Episode #61 - Communicating your Value PropositionI just came back from attending one of my first client-focused conferences in 2 years – The Forum on Education Abroad. Oh, my goodness – such a good time. This was the first conference in 2 years for almost everyone and man was it great to see so many people! So many hugs and laughter. The conference was good for the soul on so many levels. It also made me think about my company's value proposition and how it differs from so many of my competitors who were all at the conference.In the age of the internet, your customers have more options than ever before. Long gone are the days when people visited the hardware store, grocery store, or insurance agent in town to buy what they need. Google now puts dozens of your competitors in the palm of your customer's hand.If you don't make it clear why customers should choose you over those competitors, they'll either buy from the competitor who best communicates their value or make a choice based on price alone. So how do you stand out from the competition? Capture your customers' attention? And drive sales based on your value rather than your pricing? The answer is that you define and communicate your unique value proposition.A value proposition is a short, memorable statement that quickly communicates why customers should buy from you instead of your competitor. An effective value proposition will highlight the benefit that most resonates with your customer. Ideally, this will also be a benefit your competitors aren't advertising—which is what makes it a unique value proposition.Communicating the right value proposition is critical if you want to advertise effectively, attract customers, and drive sales. Remember: Your value proposition has to actually speak to your customers' goals or problems. This is critical, so don't just guess what your target audience wants to hear—ask them! As I wrap up this week's podcast, here are my 3 tips to successfully communicate your value:1. Identify your target audience and buyer personas2. Speak to the needs of your target audience3. Train your team to say and use your value proposition everywhereI'm going to leave you with a quote from Neil Patel. Neil is a New York Times Bestselling author. The Wall Street Journal calls him a top influencer on the web and Forbes says he is one of the top 10 marketers – definitely someone we should pay attention to:“Your value proposition is an answer to the question: ‘Why should I buy from you and not your competitor?'”Thank you so much for listening to, A Life You Love: Sales Tips with Jennifer Fisher – I look forward to continuing the conversation next week.Now go LIVE, the sales life you love!Connect with me on LinkedIn and let me know how you communicate your unique value proposition!
Bowman's Friends is a podcast created to connect and inform UK students of issues, events, and cool stuff on campus and the Lexington area. It is hosted by UK students, for the UK community. Our goal is to amplify student voices through advocating for equity, inclusion, and representation of all. On this episode, Spencer Neichter sat down with Miko McFarland, the Education Abroad & Exchanges Executive Director at UK. They discussed how students can make the most out of studying abroad, what safety measures are in place when you go abroad, what sort of opportunities are available outside of going abroad as a student, and more.
This episode is a conversation with Margaret Wiedenhoeft and Corrine Henke, the two co-editors of the forthcoming book NAFSA's Guide to Education Abroad, Fifth Edition. Given the changes in the field since the last edition came out in 2014, they discuss how those changes informed the contents of the new book, trends in education abroad, the chapters they think every international educator should read, and more.
Ready to learn the history, philosophy, and practice of an experienced independent educational consultant? MEET OUR GUEST Meet Kevin Newton, the founder of An Education Abroad, a company that helps Americans who are interested in earning a degree outside of the United States. Since 2016, he and his wife have helped place dozens of students at top universities around the world. Kevin fell in love with everything that international education has to offer while studying for his MA in Islamic and Chinese Law at the University of London's School of Oriental and African Studies. Kevin previously appeared on this podcast in episode 57 to discuss Attending University in Europe. Find Kevin at http://www.aneducationabroad.com/. ABOUT THIS PODCAST Tests and the Rest is THE college admissions industry podcast. Explore all of our episodes on the show page.
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In this episode you will hear: (07:50) In this week's “In the news segment, a September 20th article by Scott Jaschik of Inside Higher Ed, “Admissions Survey in a Wild Year” This article looks at the results of a survey that over 200 colleges completed that looks at how covid impacted admissions in 2020. Dave shares some of the key findings from the survey and then Mark and Dave discuss two very interesting takeaways from the survey (27:32) Mark and Lisa and Sylvia answer three questions that listeners who completed our questionnaire wrote on the questionnaire: Question 1) You talk about all the great resources like college reviews and course catalogs to help students learn about schools. What if your student refuses to engage with any of those resources or won't do the things they need to do to complete their applications? Question 2) What is the right balance of parent involvement vs student ownership in this process? Question 3) What to do if your kid doesn't do a lot of activities? (01:09:26) Mark interviews Kevin Newton who founded, “An Education Abroad”. Mark knows Kevin because if someone comes to Mark and asks, can you help me go to college at a place other than Canada or the US, Mark turns that family over to Kevin to work with. Kevin talks about going overseas for college (beyond one year of study abroad) in this interview. Here is an outline of Part 2 of 2: Kevin Newton of “An Education Abroad” discusses the University of Edinburgh in Scotland; he explains how their admissions process works Kevin explains how Americans are perceived in the UK and other International schools Kevin explains whether your extracurricular activities matter for International schools Kevin shares more reasons why students go to university in another country No college spotlight this week (01:16:43) We have two recommended books by Dennis Stemmle this week that help college students with time management and procrastination: Procrastination Solutions For College Students: The Underground Playbook For Overcoming Procrastination And Achieving Peak Performance Time Management Secrets for College Students: The Underground Playbook for Managing School, Work, and Fun Follow Mark Stucker on Twitter to get breaking college admission news, and updates about the podcast before they go live: To access our transcripts, click: Find the specific episode transcripts for the one you want to search and click the link Find the magnifying glass icon in blue (search feature) and click it Enter whatever word you want to search. I.e. Loans Every word in that episode when the words loans is used, will be highlighted in yellow with a timestamps Click the word highlighted in yellow and the player will play the episode from that starting point You can also download the entire podcast as a transcript Feel free to pass this podcast on to others who you feel will benefit, even if they are not a YCBK listener. Don't forget to send your questions related to any and every facet of the college process to: . If you enjoy our podcast, would you please do us a favor and share our podcast both verbally and on social media? We would be most grateful! Check out the college admissions books Mark recommends: Check out the college websites Mark recommends: If you want a college consultation with Mark or Lisa, just text Mark at 404-664-4340. All he asks is that you review the services on his website first. His website is: https://schoolmatch4u.com/
With the rising costs and increased competition at universities in the US., some students are thinking about attending schools overseas. Kevin Newton, founder of An Education Abroad, sat down to share his insights into how the process of applying to a school in another country is similar to and different from applying to a school here, as well as what the advantages and disadvantages can be. You can find out more about An Education Abroad at http://aneducationabroad.com/.
Your College Bound Kid | Scholarships, Admission, & Financial Aid Strategies
In this episode you will hear: (06:23) In this week's “In the news segment, an October 10th article by Jon Marcus of the Hechinger Report, “Most college students don't graduate in 4 years so the government counts 6 as success” (23:56) Mark and Lisa talked to 12-15 students at the following three campuses on September 13th and 14th, 2021: Meredith, NC State and Duke. In this segment, they talk about the following: Where do they find these students? What questions do they ask? How often do they get the cold shoulder? What responses do they get from students? Why are they excited about this practice? Do they believe this is something most students can do? (39:51) Mark interviews Kevin Newton who founded, “An Education Abroad”. Mark knows Kevin because if someone comes to Mark and asks, can you help me go to college at a place other than Canada or the US, Mark turns that family over to Kevin to work with. Kevin talks about going overseas for college (beyond one year of study abroad) in this interview. Here is an outline: Kevin gives his backstory and man is it interesting Kevin tells us what his company, “An Education Abroad” does to help students find undergraduate and graduate universities in countries other than the United States Kevin explains the reasons why students choose to go abroad Kevin talks about how you apply to Oxford or Cambridge University (50:21) Our Recommended resources this week is: Friends, please trust me and check out this absolutely unbelievable reservoir of data in every area imaginable. The website uses colorful graphs and charts. Some MIT students developed this and it is my favorite website for college data and it uses IPEDS data. (01:02:38) Mark and Lisa talk about the flagship university for the state of Iowa: The University of Iowa in Iowa City, Iowa: Follow Mark Stucker on Twitter to get breaking college admission news, and updates about the podcast before they go live: To access our transcripts, click: Find the specific episode transcripts for the one you want to search and click the link Find the magnifying glass icon in blue (search feature) and click it Enter whatever word you want to search. I.e. Loans Every word in that episode when the words loans is used, will be highlighted in yellow with a timestamps Click the word highlighted in yellow and the player will play the episode from that starting point You can also download the entire podcast as a transcript Feel free to pass this podcast on to others who you feel will benefit, even if they are not a YCBK listener. Don't forget to send your questions related to any and every facet of the college process to: . If you enjoy our podcast, would you please do us a favor and share our podcast both verbally and on social media? We would be most grateful! Check out the college admissions books Mark recommends: Check out the college websites Mark recommends: If you want a college consultation with Mark or Lisa, just text Mark at 404-664-4340. All he asks is that you review the services on his website first. His website is: https://schoolmatch4u.com/
TX512 Host Sam Torres has a conversation about education abroad opportunities with Heather Thompson, Director of Education Abroad at Texas Global and Dr. Devin Walker, Director of the Office of Global Leadership and Social Impact in the Department of Diversity and Community Engagement. Learn more by visiting https://global.utexas.edu/abroad and https://diversity.utexas.edu/globalleadership/.
In this episode of the Becoming a Bearcat series, Sarah and Victoria talk about how students can find their identity on campus through extracurricular exploration. With over 250 student-run organizations, Greek Life, specialty programs, Education Abroad, and more, there are many options for students to find their place! The Student Association: 3:01-8:54 The Emerging Leaders Program: 12:03-21:32 Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life: 22:43-28:51 Education Abroad Office: 30:54-41:24 Be sure to subscribe to our podcast to receive notifications of our weekly uploads! Our next episode premieres on Friday, July 9th at 12pm EST.
In this episode, ICEF's industry specialists Martijn van de Veen (ICEF's VP of Business Development) and Craig Riggs (Editor, ICEF Monitor) discuss the recent developments and news in the international student sector: is the careful optimism justified?With student accommodation as our main topic this month, Nick Emms (Accommodation for Students) joins the conversation and talks about some surprising findings from their recent student housing survey “How students choose their accommodation”.This episode is sponsored by BaseCamp Student. Director Elizabeth Cox completes the episode with some highlights about the unique properties that this modern and award-winning Purpose Built Student Accommodation provider runs in Germany, Denmark and Poland - one property even has students running on the roof: just an example of Basecamp Student's unique approach and concept. For details on BaseCamp's unique student accommodation, please visit: http://bit.ly/basecamp-student.
Ready to level-up your career in international education and study abroad? Watch our free Global Career Launchpad Workshop: https://insidestudyabroad.com/workshop Register for the intercultural learning workshop at: https://truenorthintercultural.com/isa
This episode is part of The Millennial Dialogue on Africa Series where we talked about education of the African child abroad.
In the 51st episode of The Haryanvi Podcast, we are joined by Deepak Malik, currently a Phd Scholar at LMU Munich, Germany who shares his insights about the difference between higher education system in India and Germany. He also talks about how the culture of innovation, skill development and industrial collaboration works there. Tune in to find out more about the topic. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/haryanvipodcast/message
In the inaugural episode of the Beyond the Defense Podcast, cohost Dr. Heidi Fischer shares her dissertation research with our listeners. Dr. Fischer's research, entitled A Narrative Inquiry of Long-Term Learning Outcomes of Community College Education Abroad, focused on alumni of Community College Education Abroad programs and the impact of their experiences.
Border reopenings, vaccination strategies, welcoming government policies; all are starting to emerge in recent weeks. In this episode, the first in ICEF Exchange's 2nd series, ICEF's industry specialists Craig Riggs (Editor of ICEF Monitor) and Martijn van de Veen (ICEF's VP of Business Development) discuss the recent news and developments that allow for some cautious optimism for the global student mobility sector.Valuable insights are provided by our main guest Caitlin Phillips Rivera, Director, Partner Operations at Shorelight, explaining how they are enabling their international students to access a COVID-19 vaccine.This episode is sponsored by Etihad Airways. Tim Lorimer, Etihad's Director of Global Distribution Sales, explains how Etihad specifically focuses on the student demographic and provides details about their current student offer.For details on Etihad's special student fairs, please visit: https://www.etihad.com/en/book/special-offers/promotion/student-special-fares
Welcome to episode 27 of Living Well While Living Online. Today, host Tami Reilly is joined by Mark Tortora, Associate Director of Education Abroad at Quinnipiac University. He is a Bobcat through and through as he is also an alumni there too. His opportunity to study abroad sparked his love of travel, and as a result, he pursued his M.A. from University College Cork, Ireland. Mark and his wife are homeschooling their three children and see knowledge as a form of self-care. Spending time outdoors, raising chickens and exploring the neighborhood are important components of his holistic approach to life. He has always been a lover of dance and using it to feel good in our bodies. It definitely provides stability to his life. Mark's caring and compassionate manner will certainly inspire you to shut down technology and get more intentional as much as you can. Living Well While Living Online is a production of the Quinnipiac University Podcast Studio. It is hosted by Tami Reilly, director of fitness and well-being, and produced by Mike Bachmann. Heather Popovics manages social media, and the executive producer is David DesRoches, director of community programming.
Dr. Kara Inman (she/her/hers) serves as the Director of Education Abroad at the University of North Carolina Wilmington. She has extensive experience in the international sector of higher education, working at institutions including Ohio University and the University of Southern Indiana. She triple majored in International Studies, Spanish, and Mass Communication at the University of Evansville, earned her master’s in international affairs at Ohio University, and earned her doctorate in Higher Education Administration from UNC Wilmington. Dr. Inman can be reached via email at pikek@uncw.edu.
Big news in the move towards a more sustainable International Education Study Abroad sector and we're here to break it down! In this episode of the pod, CJ is joined once again by CANIE Co-Host Adrienne Fusek to talk about the new guidelines that aim to align the Standards of Good Practice for Education Abroad with the UN SDGs. CJ and Adrienne are then joined by two members of the committee that developed the guidelines - Daniel Ponce-Taylor from IOI and Ravi Raj from Authentica - to dig into the framework, some applications, and how you, our listeners, can start using them today to work towards a more sustainable study abroad program. The presenting sponsor for the CANIE Climate Dialogues is the University of Auckland's International Office.
@Only Desi and @Vedant Rusty talk about Youtube in Canada, Education Abroad vs India, Managing Time, Life Comfort, Quality or Quantity, Social Skills, Business in the USA, Money from YT & Much More. #OnlyDesi #storieswithrusty #podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/vedant-rusty/message
Welcome to Finding Your Forte with Host Reggie Hammond and Special Guest Melissa Torres, President and CEO at The Forum On Education Abroad Topic: Empowering Education Abroad on Purpose In this episode, we meet Melissa and learn about the purpose of The Forum on Education Abroad. Having just completed a several months long process to develop their strategic articulation plan and host their 20th anniversary conference, we use this conversation as a pause to reflect on what they've accomplished and share the vision of where they're going. We also explore the masterful of Melissa and her board chair to gather a strong team of stakeholders and take them through this process - fully engaged and contributing insights that helped them shape visions for the organization and the field. The opinions expressed during this broadcast are for inspiration, information and to foster hope. Enjoying the Conversation? Visit the Finding Your Forte Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about our network, the Show, Host Reggie, his guests and to subscribe! Stay connected follow us on Facebook at Up2Me Radio and on Instagram at Up2Me.Radio Thank you for tuning in!
Patrick talks with Beth Lorenz and Brad Sekulich from Education Abroad at UNC Charlotte. Education Abroad: https://edabroad.uncc.edu Video: https://youtu.be/G2Oi418uI9o
On this episode we have a local visual artist IG:@artbyprino , and she stops in to drop a chock full of gems regarding Art Consumerism, Education Abroad, her upcoming store that is going to be open up soon and what exactly is “Art” ? Tune in and Enjoy!
Emigrant's Life - Stories of people who left their country to chase a better life
Arif Rahman is a research scientist from Bangladesh. His immigration journey began when he made a plan to study for his Ph.D. outside of his country. Arif believed that there are larger opportunities abroad, so he persevered to apply to numerous schools outside Bangladesh. After writing hundreds of emails, Arif was finally recognized by an Italian professor willing to sponsor him to study abroad. With his intelligence as a scientist, Arif was able to win the Best Young Scientist award, which opened an opportunity for him to move to the US. Arif recognizes himself as lucky because of how easy his immigration journey was compared with the fellow immigrants he met while he was in Italy. It was this humbling experience that fostered Arif's compassion for people and his dream to give back to his home country, Bangladesh, in the future. Arif's story is a great way to remind us that life is a series of unstoppable challenges. Evading it would only make it worse. Learn to embrace the difficulties of your path, get up, and show that you're far stronger than whatever life throws at you.
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SHOW NOTES:This week on the podcast is Karla Frasier, creator of Rosapple Global, LLC, a consulting company that provides expat coaching and guidance. For individuals, groups, and higher educational institutions, Karla provides assistance in internationalizing careers, programs, student-centered engagement, and working in higher education abroad. In this episode, we unpack how Karla took her career in student affairs abroad and we take a deep dive into her journey working in higher educational institutions in multiple countries abroad. RESOURCES: Roseapple Global, LLC: https://www.roseappleglobal.com SOCIAL MEDIA HANDLES: Facebook: Karla Fraser https://www.facebook.com/karla.fraser.10 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/travelgal45/ (A)Broad in Education is produced by Tiffany Lachelle Smith, Music by Reallionaire Jream. You can access Lady Justice on his Post Cards Album on Sound Cloud. Music by Pixabay Want to continue this conversation with other EDpats? Search (A)Broad in Education on Facebook and join us in the EDpat Lounge.
Join me as we discuss special education services outside of the United States with Shelley Hawkes. Shelley is a learning support teacher who specializes in Autism Spectrum Disorders. She has previously taught in Dubai, Jordan, Kula Lumpur, and the United States.Sources:FLO Family Liaison Officehttps://www.state.gov/bureaus-offices/under-secretary-for-management/bureau-of-human-resources/family-liaison-office/ Bilateral Work Agreementhttps://www.state.gov/family-liaison-office/family-member-employment/overseas-family-member-employment/family-member-employment-overseas-outside-the-mission/bilateral-work-agreements-and-de-facto-work-arrangements/Interested in teaching overseas?FLO Bilateral Work Agreement List Facebook Group - Trailing Teachers Office of Overseas SchoolsTalesmag Real School ReportsSpecial Education Network and Inclusion Association (SENIA) Next Frontier Inclusion (NFI) Facebook Group - Trailing Houses Best Buddies International Have a child with special needs?Facebook Group - AAFSWSpecialNeedsFamiliesIs there something you would like to unpack? Would like to discuss podcast sponsorship? Email us at letstalkaboutthisoffline@gmail.comOur music is from SoundstripeIntro: Famous Cats by BitzOutro: Night Sky by OBOYInstagram @letstalkabouthisoffline Facebook. Let’s Talk About This Offline
In this cultural connections episode of the Buckeyes Abroadcasts, Tiffany Pierskalla.5@osu.edu and Dr. Angerman.6@osu.edu, from Education Abroad in OIA, hear the fright filled tale of the Cannibal Grandmother from Dr. Mark Bender of the Department of East Asian Languages Literatures and Cultures. Students interested in today's episode should consider applying for the Global May China Program next autumn (planned travel: SU22), reading The Columbia Anthology of Chinese Folk and Popular Literature (Edited by Victor H. Mair and Mark Bender), or enrolling in Chinese 5400: Performance Traditions of China. Visit our website at oia.osu.edu/education-abroad.html for more information on our 200+ programs! This episode was edited by Charlie Gbur. The producers of this podcast are Charlie Gbur.9@osu.edu and Ryan Vonderhaar.15@osu.edu.
In this episode of the podcast we learn more about the wide variety of scholarships available to Ohio State students looking to study abroad. Visit https://oia.osu.edu/grants-and-scholarships to follow along with this discussion and explore scholarship opportunities available to students. Our guest on today's episode is Louise Yahiaoui.2@osu.edu from the Education Abroad team in OIA. Visit our website at oia.osu.edu/education-abroad.html for more information on our 200+ programs! The producers of this podcast are Charlie Gbur.9@osu.edu and Ryan Vonderhaar.15@osu.edu.
Brenda Flores-Reyes became a University Innovation Fellow in 2018, which granted her the opportunity to learn from her peers from around the world at the University of Twente in the Netherlands. After spending ten days exploring entrepreneurship and design thinking - the latter of which she has now taught herself in numerous workshops - Brenda recognized the joys of traveling with other people and strengthening her creative muscles through working with and learning from an international cohort. ➶ University Innovation Fellows ➶ University of Twente ➶ Global Academic Ventures (GAV)
Dr. Sonja Lind helps university students achieve their dream of studying in another country and experiencing different parts of the world.
Join BABC LA President, James Langridge, in conversation with Mat Jacobson, Founder & CEO of Ducere Global Business School, who discusses current challenges of upper education in the US, and how centuries-old British accredited universities can offer online degrees to students in North America. Learn how: MBA students can gain entry without a Bachelor's degree Bachelor students can study their specialized interests, with no General Education course requirements Why industry applied projects take precedence over exams How students can work full time, while tailoring online degrees to suit their careers How an entire MBA or bachelors degree can cost as little at $12,000-$13,000 Ways degree tuition can attract a 100% federal tax credit Visit the Ducere website at ducere.education
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In this episode, we speak to MC's newly titled Campus COVID-19 Coordinator (and director of the Mac Center for Education Abroad), Dr. Beth Stapleton about MC's preparations for the Fall semester.Support the show (https://www.mc.edu/give)
In this episode of the podcast we dive into the different types of Education Abroad programs that are offered at The Ohio State University. By the end of this episode you will learn the differences between: -Faculty-led -Third-Party Provider/Direct Enroll -Exchanges Our Guests on todays episode are: -Jeannie Simmons.272@osu.edu Director of Education Abroad -Louise Yahiaoui.2@osu.edu Education Abroad Specialist -Jenny Kraft.51@osu.edu Education Abroad Specialist -Dr. Elizabeth Angerman.6@osu.edu Education Abroad Specialist Visit our website at https://oia.osu.edu/education-abroad.html for more information on our 200+ programs! The producers of this podcast are Charlie Gbur.9@osu.edu and Ryan Vonderhaar.15@osu.edu.
Have you ever visited France? If so, how warmly were you received by the French people? Today, we’re in the exquisite Champagne region of France and we’re delighted to be interviewing the author, Janet Hulstrand. Janet is an American living in the French countryside near Essoyes, the small village where Renoir had his summer home. Over the years, Janet noticed that many Americans tended to get off on the wrong foot in France because they didn’t know the basic rules of French etiquette, and they didn’t seem to understand quite how important those rules are in France. So she decided to help them by writing a delightfully amusing book, called Demystifying the French, How to Love Them and Make Them Love You. Stay tuned, to find out more! Janet is a writer, editor, and teacher, living between France and the United States. She has been creating, directing, and teaching literature courses for the Education Abroad programs at Hunter and Queens Colleges of the City University of New York in Paris, Hawaii, Florence, and Cuba since 1997. She teaches literary and cultural classes at Politics & Prose Bookstore in Washington D.C. and she also leads book groups at the American Library in Paris. Janet’s articles and essays have been published in Bonjour Paris, France Revisited, the Christian Science Monitor, International Educator, Smithsonian.com, and many more publications. Be sure to tune in today, to find out what Janet has done to help Americans understand why the French are the way they are. Show highlights: Janet discusses what motivated her to write a book. Janet explains how she ended up moving to the French countryside. Over the years, she has watched Americans get off on the wrong foot in France. Janet explains why Americans are sometimes not received very warmly by the French. In her book, Janet shares the perspectives of several other people, as well as her own. Learning to speak French can be very challenging. The way the French greet people can really stress foreigners out! Janet talks about the time when France started to feel like home for her. Learning to respect the land you live in. “No” doesn’t always mean “no” to the French. Why you need to let the French help you solve a problem. Some advice for Americans who want to move to France. Janet talks about her inspirational Writing from the Heart workshops that aren’t really workshops. Janet loves to go to Paris very often! You can have some delightful interactions with most of the Champagne makers in Janet’s area. Links and resources: Janet’s website Recommended book: The Bonjour Effect, The Secret Codes of French Conversation Revealed by Jean-Benoît Nadeau and Julie Barlow Champagne Richardot in Loches-sur-Ource Champagne Cristian Senez in Fontette
The first episode from our “Chat from the field” series was phenomenal! In this episode we discuss Noelle’s early travel experiences to visit family in Jamaica and of course we debrief her experience studying abroad on a faculty led program to South Africa. We also dig into our early experiences in international education. Be sure to listen for the incredible moment we shared recognizing we experienced similar situations as new international educators. (The power of storytelling!) Lastly we discuss what life has been like as an international educator in the midst of COVID-19 and the role of virtual/remote learning opportunities. ___________________________________ Episode Resources Faculty-led Program - a study abroad program in which at least one faculty member from the home institution accompanies students abroad (Forum on Education Abroad, n.d.). NAFSA is the largest nonprofit association dedicated to international education. ______________________________________ Stay Connected Blog: STAMPED by Travel Gene IG: @TravelGeneLLC Facebook: Stamped by Travel Gene Twitter: @stampedbytrave1
In this episode of the Along College Street podcast, we speak with the director of the new Edward McMillan Center for Education Abroad, Dr. Beth Stapleton. We also get a chance to hear from students as they share how education abroad impacted them personally. And last, but definitely not least, we hear from Dr. Ivan Parke, who is leading a group for the Spring Tour Program to the Holy Land.Support the show (https://www.mc.edu/give)
Colleges and universities in the United States draw international acclaim and interest. Why, then, might American students be wise to consider schooling abroad? Amy and Mike invited international educational consultant Kevin Newton to enumerate the many unexpected benefits of attending university in Europe. What are five things you will learn in this episode? What countries should American students consider for university? How important are the SAT, ACT, and Subject Tests in admissions to European universities? What advantages and potential downsides does attending university in Europe present? How does the cost of education in Europe compare to costs in the U.S.? What are prospects after graduation like for students with European degrees? MEET OUR GUEST Kevin Newton is the founder of An Education Abroad, a company that helps Americans who are interested in earning a degree outside of the United States. Since 2016, he and his wife have helped place dozens of students at top universities around the world. Kevin fell in love with everything that international education has to offer while studying for his MA in Islamic and Chinese Law at the University of London's School of Oriental and African Studies Find Kevin at http://www.aneducationabroad.com/ LINKS Go to University for Free in Europe (Or At Least Much Cheaper) In Which Countries is College Free? ABOUT THIS PODCAST Tests and the Rest is THE college admissions industry podcast. Explore all of our episodes on the show page.
Coming up on this edition of MTSU Out of the Blue, we discuss the concentration in real estate, yet another Ready-to-Work program designed by the Jones College of Business at MTSU. We learn about "The Dolly Project," a joint effort of the MTSU School of Music and MTSU Department of Recording Industry that compiles works by the country icon to get a deeper understanding the story behind the music. And finally, we hear about the diverse learning opportunities available to students who want to study abroad through the Office of Education Abroad which will be hosting an Education Abroad Fair on November 13th. Full episode: https://youtu.be/RlC1BXuwzZw
Jen Hamlow, Director of Education Abroad at Portland State University, shares her thoughts about how to develop successful and sustainable faculty-led programs and the genesis of the Symposium on International Faculty-Led Programs. Show notes: https://iflp.cc/episode3 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/innovatingfacultyled/message
In this episode we discuss the why behind our choice to homeschool our children. As well as the how, with having nine students this year. Our approach to home education is founded in the scriptures, so we dig deep into the principles found in Deuteronomy. We also share what curriculum, and resources we use.Therefore you shall lay up these words of mine in your heart and in your soul, and bind them as a sign on your hand, and they shall be as frontlets between your eyes. You shall teach them to your children, speaking of them when you sit in your house, when you walk by the way, when you lie down, and when you rise up.
Our second episode of Season 2 continues looking at study abroad for students of color through the lens of the study abroad office at a well-known HBCU, Howard University. In this episode, MaRaina Montgomery gives us a look at the work she is doing at Howard University to prepare her students for their study abroad experiences. Our conversation covered the challenges she faces as well as her successes, a deeper look at some of her pre-departure workshops and advice for those preparing student of color for their study abroad experience. She also gives insight into the #studyabroadsoblack movement that has been named a Finalist for the 2019 GoAbroad Innovation Awards in the category of Innovation in Diversity. As a contributing thought-leader on theory and best practices within the field of International Education (IE), Maraina Montgomery’s area of focus is on the preparation and ongoing support of traditionally underrepresented students traveling abroad. She has 12-years of professional experience, domestically and abroad, as a teacher and administrator. Using a combination of in-group understanding and up-to-date theoretical standards, she works to support the holistic development of college students participating in overseas programs. Ms. Montgomery is as an active member of NAFSA, the Forum on Education Abroad, the Forum’s Diversity and Inclusion Working Group and on the 2019 NAFSA Local Arrangements Committee. She is committed to influencing change within the IE field that supports the increased employment and participation of culturally diverse professionals and students. Maraina has lived, studied and traveled in 24 countries and in her free time, she enjoys time outdoors with her dog, Sage, and playing the Japanese Taiko drum.
On episode 1, Melanie McCallon Seib, Director of Education Abroad at Murray State University, and Bill Holmes, Associate Vice President of International Education at Wright State University, talk about challenges and opportunities for faculty-led programs, a unique experience for students with disabilities, studying sign language in France, and the genesis of their Faculty-Led 360 practical guide for faculty. Show notes: https://iflp.cc/001 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/innovatingfacultyled/message
https://www.youtube.com/user/WrightStateU Wright State’s University Center for International Education hosted its annual Education Abroad Fair in the Student Union Atrium on Sept. 16. Hundreds of students interested in studying abroad were in attendance. Students received information about more than a dozen countries while enjoying music, games, free pizza and popcorn. “Studying abroad really sets you apart,” said Michelle Streeter-Ferrari, director of the University Center for International Education. “Less than 5 percent of students study abroad.” For more information about studying abroad visit https://www.wright.edu/international-education/study-abroad
I think it’s a wasted opportunity to only talk about Exodus every year, and our own story of liberation. Because if we’ve been lucky enough to get this free, we owe it to everyone else, we owe it to look back while we’re standing in the Red Sea and make sure everyone is behind us. — Becca AbuRakia-Einhorn This Passover, we talk with Becca and Waseem AbuRakia-Einhorn about their annual tradition: the Palestinian Freedom Seder. In this seder, everything from the Haggadah to the food is focused on celebrating Jewish and Palestinian culture, bringing attention to the oppression of the Palestinian people, and making connections between the Passover story of Jewish liberation and the Palestinian struggle for liberation today. This episode of Unsettled was produced by Max Freedman and Ilana Levinson and edited by Max Freedman. Music by Nat Rosenzweig. Almost a decade ago serendipity landed Becca AbuRakia-Einhorn in the Intensive Arabic Semester in Israel, instead of a regular Hebrew Ulpan, which ignited her passion in learning about Palestine and Israel. Becca grew up Jewish and was lucky enough to meet a wonderful Palestinian Muslim man at a barbecue in Israel (surprise: he later became her husband). After a year and a half in Israel, she and her husband moved to the United States and later had three weddings--a civil wedding, a Palestinian wedding in Israel, and a Jewish wedding in DC. She currently lives in Washington, DC and spends her spare time organizing with IfNotNow, a movement of Jewish Americans working to end American Jewish support for the Occupation of Palestine. This year, she and her husband will host their 7th annual AbuRakia-Einhorn Palestinian Freedom Seder. By day, she works as the Coordinator of Education Abroad at Gallaudet University, the world's first and only university designed to be barrier-free for the deaf and hard of hearing. She spends her days making education abroad opportunities more accessible. She speaks (with varying degrees of success and confidence) English, Spanish, Portuguese, American Sign Language, Palestinian Arabic, and Hebrew. She graduated with a bachelor's degree in Media Studies from Pomona College. She went on to get an MA in International Affairs with a focus on Israel/Palestine from American University's School of International Service where she wrote her thesis on the Fight for Civil Rights for Palestinian Citizens of Israel. She is currently one month away from finishing her MPA from American University's School of Public Affairs. Waseem AbuRakia-Einhorn hails from the small Palestinian village of Meiser inside Israel. He currently works as the IT Services Manager at American University's School of Public Affairs. He has a BS in Business Administration from American University's Kogod School of Business and is working on finishing his MS in Business Analytics, also from American University's Kogod School of Business. For twenty-eight years he lived in Israel. Eight years ago he met his wife at a barbecue in Israel. Six years ago he moved to the United States and got married. Two years ago he became of citizen of the United States. He is a proud Palestinian Muslim and a fluent speaker of Arabic, Hebrew, and English. REFERENCES IfNotNow's "Dayenu! No Liberation With Occupation" playlist From Becca and Waseem's 2017 Haggadah: Yachatz Ten Plagues of the Occupation Nakba Dayenu
I think it’s a wasted opportunity to only talk about Exodus every year, and our own story of liberation. Because if we’ve been lucky enough to get this free, we owe it to everyone else, we owe it to look back while we’re standing in the Red Sea and make sure everyone is behind us. — Becca AbuRakia-Einhorn This Passover, we talk with Becca and Waseem AbuRakia-Einhorn about their annual tradition: the Palestinian Freedom Seder. In this seder, everything from the Haggadah to the food is focused on celebrating Jewish and Palestinian culture, bringing attention to the oppression of the Palestinian people, and making connections between the Passover story of Jewish liberation and the Palestinian struggle for liberation today. This episode of Unsettled was produced by Max Freedman and Ilana Levinson and edited by Max Freedman. Music by Nat Rosenzweig. Almost a decade ago serendipity landed Becca AbuRakia-Einhorn in the Intensive Arabic Semester in Israel, instead of a regular Hebrew Ulpan, which ignited her passion in learning about Palestine and Israel. Becca grew up Jewish and was lucky enough to meet a wonderful Palestinian Muslim man at a barbecue in Israel (surprise: he later became her husband). After a year and a half in Israel, she and her husband moved to the United States and later had three weddings--a civil wedding, a Palestinian wedding in Israel, and a Jewish wedding in DC. She currently lives in Washington, DC and spends her spare time organizing with IfNotNow, a movement of Jewish Americans working to end American Jewish support for the Occupation of Palestine. This year, she and her husband will host their 7th annual AbuRakia-Einhorn Palestinian Freedom Seder. By day, she works as the Coordinator of Education Abroad at Gallaudet University, the world's first and only university designed to be barrier-free for the deaf and hard of hearing. She spends her days making education abroad opportunities more accessible. She speaks (with varying degrees of success and confidence) English, Spanish, Portuguese, American Sign Language, Palestinian Arabic, and Hebrew. She graduated with a bachelor's degree in Media Studies from Pomona College. She went on to get an MA in International Affairs with a focus on Israel/Palestine from American University's School of International Service where she wrote her thesis on the Fight for Civil Rights for Palestinian Citizens of Israel. She is currently one month away from finishing her MPA from American University's School of Public Affairs. Waseem AbuRakia-Einhorn hails from the small Palestinian village of Meiser inside Israel. He currently works as the IT Services Manager at American University's School of Public Affairs. He has a BS in Business Administration from American University's Kogod School of Business and is working on finishing his MS in Business Analytics, also from American University's Kogod School of Business. For twenty-eight years he lived in Israel. Eight years ago he met his wife at a barbecue in Israel. Six years ago he moved to the United States and got married. Two years ago he became of citizen of the United States. He is a proud Palestinian Muslim and a fluent speaker of Arabic, Hebrew, and English. REFERENCES IfNotNow's "Dayenu! No Liberation With Occupation" playlist From Becca and Waseem's 2017 Haggadah: Yachatz Ten Plagues of the Occupation Nakba Dayenu
Learn about Education Abroad - why, where and how to earn academic credit away from Storrs and hear from students about the community at PRLACC. Start your week off right.
Ever wanted to travel the world? How about learn Spanish? Maybe both? Well Carolyn Boudreau tells us how this can all be possible! Through years of personal experience of traveling to Spanish speaking countries and immersing herself as one of the citizens, Carolyn talks about how she's helping students from all over find the perfect location for them to study abroad. We learn there's a plethora of options to finding what best fits your needs and that there's a lot more than meeting a syllabus criteria to make it all possible. Featured Tracks Oh Devil - Electric Guest Mirage - Møme Sunset Lover - Petit Biscuit Despacito (ft. Daddy Yankee)- Luis Fonsi
Wright State’s University Center for International Education hosted a Study Abroad Fair in the Student Union Atrium on Feb. 15. Hundreds of students looking for information about learning abroad this summer were in attendance. Students received information from over a dozen countries while enjoying music, games, free food and even summer mocktails. “Being global competent, you cannot deny, is one way to get a good job these days,” said Joy Wanderi, director of the Education Abroad and Exchange Programs. For more information about studying abroad visit https://www.wright.edu/international-education/study-abroad
Henri Migala, director of the International House at UC San Diego, expresses his concern for the future of Education Abroad programs in the Trump era. Series: "What's Next for Washington?" [Public Affairs] [Education] [Show ID: 31747]
Henri Migala, director of the International House at UC San Diego, expresses his concern for the future of Education Abroad programs in the Trump era. Series: "What's Next for Washington?" [Public Affairs] [Education] [Show ID: 31747]
Henri Migala, director of the International House at UC San Diego, expresses his concern for the future of Education Abroad programs in the Trump era. Series: "What's Next for Washington?" [Public Affairs] [Education] [Show ID: 31747]
Henri Migala, director of the International House at UC San Diego, expresses his concern for the future of Education Abroad programs in the Trump era. Series: "What's Next for Washington?" [Public Affairs] [Education] [Show ID: 31747]
Universities in the US are generally staffed by two types of people: those who teach and those who manage. Professors on the one hand and administrators on the other. But a growing class of administrators has emerged: those you blend scholarship and administration into one. My guests today, Bernhard Streitwieser and Anthony Ogden, call this new class of administrator “Scholar-Practitioners.” These types of employees often hold PhDs, use research to inform their practical work in administrative offices, and contribute to scholarly debates on the internationalization of higher education. Yet, since these types of employees are not in academic positions, the knowledge they produce is often seen to be of a lower quality than that produced by professors. Bernhard Streitwieser and Anthony Ogden have recently published a co-edited volume that explores the many issues of scholar-practitioners. Their book highlights the history, challenges, and personal stories of scholar-practitioners around the US. Ultimately Bernhard and Anthony argue that scholar-practitioners are a valuable part of both the administrative side of universities because they incorporate theory into practice on a daily basis and contribute to scholarly debates within the field of international higher education. Bernhard Streitwieser is an Assistant Professor of International Education at The George Washington University Graduate School of Education and Human Development. Anthony Ogden is currently the executive director of Education Abroad and Exchanges and an adjunct assistant professor in Educational Policy and Evaluation Studies at the University of Kentucky. In May he’ll move to Michigan State University. I spoke with Bernhard and Anthony during the annual Comparative and International Education Conference in early March.
Reading: "A heart that loves is always young' Greek Proverb": 4/28 Mary Madec, PhD, resident director, of Education Abroad in Galway "A heart that loves is always young' Greek Proverb Reading from her latest collections
The eleventh episode of Office Hours is here! This week, we continue our theme of education abroad opportunities and speak to Ernest Yanarella, Professor and Chair of the Department of Political Science, and Anthony Ogden, Director of Education Abroad. Join us as we talk with Yanarella about his upcoming education abroad opportunity in Shantou, China and with Ogden about the how-tos and benefits of education abroad and travel for students. For more information about the education abroad course in Shantou, China, please head to: http://www.as.uky.edu/shantou-sustainable. Office Hours is produced by the College of Arts & Sciences and airs on WRFL FM 88.1 every Wednesday from 2-3 p.m. This podcast was produced by Casey Hibbard.
When they began their studies at UC Santa Barbara in the 1980s, Greg Massa and Raquel Krach would never have imagined themselves where they are today: growing organic crops on a family farm outside of Chico. But a tropical biology program in Costa Rica sparked an appreciation of the role of ecology in agriculture and kindled a love – for farming and for each other – that set a new trajectory for their lives. Series: "Going Places: UC Education Abroad" [Agriculture] [Education] [Show ID: 24593]
When they began their studies at UC Santa Barbara in the 1980s, Greg Massa and Raquel Krach would never have imagined themselves where they are today: growing organic crops on a family farm outside of Chico. But a tropical biology program in Costa Rica sparked an appreciation of the role of ecology in agriculture and kindled a love – for farming and for each other – that set a new trajectory for their lives. Series: "Going Places: UC Education Abroad" [Agriculture] [Education] [Show ID: 24593]
When they began their studies at UC Santa Barbara in the 1980s, Greg Massa and Raquel Krach would never have imagined themselves where they are today: growing organic crops on a family farm outside of Chico. But a tropical biology program in Costa Rica sparked an appreciation of the role of ecology in agriculture and kindled a love – for farming and for each other – that set a new trajectory for their lives. Series: "Going Places: UC Education Abroad" [Agriculture] [Education] [Show ID: 24593]
When they began their studies at UC Santa Barbara in the 1980s, Greg Massa and Raquel Krach would never have imagined themselves where they are today: growing organic crops on a family farm outside of Chico. But a tropical biology program in Costa Rica sparked an appreciation of the role of ecology in agriculture and kindled a love – for farming and for each other – that set a new trajectory for their lives. Series: "Going Places: UC Education Abroad" [Agriculture] [Education] [Show ID: 24593]
This coming summer students will have the opportunity to travel to Paris, France and explore the city’s connection to African American arts, letters, and culture. The course, led by Associate Professor Vershawn Young from the Department of English and the African American and Africana Studies Program, will allow students to visit and tour locations in and around Paris; hear special guest lectures; and learn about the past and present influence of black life in the city of lights. Applications for the course are due this February 2014. If you’re a student who would like to learn more, check out the course page, download this informational Power Point, or contact Thomas Teague at UK’s Education Abroad office. This podcast was produced by Patrick O'Dowd.
Nicolas participated in a Kennesaw State University ISEP exchange program to France at the University of Amiens.
Peikko participated in a Kennesaw State University ISEP exchange program toThailand at Thammasat University.
Beatrice participated in a Kennesaw State University ISEP exchange program to China Beijing Foreign Studies University. Beatrice describes the experience as life changing; being immersed within another culture while studying the language and going to school. Beatrice recommends the program. "It is a great chance to find yourself and really see where you stand in the world."
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