Archive for the ‘Study Abroad’ Category

Study abroad scholarships sail students overseas

January 19th, 2007

The opportunity to study abroad can be elusive to students with meager financial means, but the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship helped two university students spend this semester overseas.
Blake Bohanan, a senior in psychology, and Holly Dye, fourth-year in animal science/pre-veterinary medicine, both received the scholarship for this spring semester. Bohanan is currently studying in [...]

Partnership Catapults University of New Haven to Top Study Abroad Provider in Nation

January 14th, 2007

On Monday, January 15, the University of New Haven will sign a partnership with CEA – Cultural Experiences Abroad to provide transcripting and academic oversight of CEA’s one-of-a-kind and growing GlobalCampus Network overseas, facilitating study abroad for students from universities across the nation.
“This is an extraordinary opportunity for the University of New Haven, its students [...]

St. John’s debuts 3-city abroad program

January 12th, 2007

St. John’s University is launching a new study abroad program this month called, “Discover the World.”
The intensive study program, a first for the Queens-based Catholic university, will take place in Paris, France; Rome, Italy; and Salamanca, Spain. The school is also considering opening satellite locations in Latin America, Africa and Asia.
Universities and colleges across New [...]

St. Olaf College ranks No. 1 in students who study abroad

January 12th, 2007

Minnesota’s private colleges are leading the way in undergraduate study abroad participation, according to the latest Open Doors report published by the Institute of International Education. The report indicates that in 2004-05, of Minnesota students studying abroad 58 percent attended the 17 institutions of the Minnesota Private College Council (MPCC) compared to 30 percent [...]

Woodstown art major wins scholarship to study in Italy

January 7th, 2007

Sandra Koberlein, a borough resident and Rowan University art major, is getting ready for a semester at the renowned Studio Art Center International in Florence, Italy, after winning the prestigious Seward Johnson Artist Development Travel Scholarship in November.
She, along with her husband, Lindsay, and their daughter, Ivy, will be leaving for the art school Tuesday [...]

Arts scholarship applications available in Batavia

January 3rd, 2007

The Peg Bond Scholarship will be awarded this spring to a student pursuing studies in the visual or performing arts at a four-year college, university or professional school.
Students must be residents of the city of Batavia or Batavia School District 101. The scholarship is administered by the Community Foundation of the Fox River Valley.
Applications are [...]

Lynn students study Asian business methods abroad

January 1st, 2007

Sonia Helo remembered reading about Asian life as she stood in a factory watching workers put together parts of a Volkswagen.
“It’s very different from what I thought it would be like,” said Helo, referring to her time abroad. “I went to the VW factory and saw them making the cars.”
Helo also visited other Asian businesses [...]

Appleton Downtown Rotary Club seeks applicants for study abroad

January 1st, 2007

The Appleton Downtown Rotary Club is seeking college-aged students who wish to apply for an Ambassadorial Scholarship to study abroad during the 2008-09 academic year.
Prospective applicants live or study in Rotary District 6220, which means they are in or north of Outagamie County.
They must have either completed at least two years of college-level work, or [...]

Most AIIMS graduates head abroad for practice

December 29th, 2006

Are there more AIIMS graduates practising in the US than in India? A recent study of AIIMS alumni over 40 years seems to indicate this.
More than half of all the students who passed out from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, from the time it was started in 1956 to 1997, [...]

Rise in US students abroad is good news—sort of

December 29th, 2006

In what may be good news for the future of the United States ties with the rest of the world, the number of Americans studying abroad has more than doubled in the past decade, and is reaching a new record this year.
According to a just-released study by the Institute of International Education, a US [...]