The summer study abroad program is one of UD’s most successful and attractive programs and provides students with the unique opportunity to take time to expand their cultural horizons without leaving their education behind. Each year the program grows and improves, and this year is no exception, according to Sally Raymont, the program’s director.
Summer study [...]
The J. William Fulbright Scholarship Board recently named Christina Kauffman, a Latin teacher at Stone Bridge High School, Seneca Ridge Middle School and River Bend Middle School, as a scholarship winner for its Classics Summer Seminar in Italy.
State Sen. Preston Smith, R-Rome, is accepting applications for his annual Senatorial Scholarship through May 15. The $500 undergraduate scholarships will go to one male and one female high school senior from his district, which covers Floyd and parts of Bartow and Gordon counties.
The following is a copy of the announcement letter Smith sent to [...]
The deadline for summer 2007 study abroad applications is quickly approaching. Students wishing to spend their summer break in one of several different international cultures through UD’s Center for International Programs must turn in applications by Feb. 16.
Locations still available for this summer include China, Ecuador, Vienna, Paris, Dublin, several cities in Italy and two [...]
A unique partnership in higher education and school semester abroad programs was officially launched on Monday, January 15th at a signing ceremony between CEA – Cultural Experiences Abroad, an Arizona-based organization offering study abroad programs for college students, and the University of New Haven (UNH), a private, comprehensive university located in West Haven, Connecticut. This [...]
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 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 [...]
The 2007 Scholarship Bulletin is available. The annual publication, produced by the Community Foundation of South Wood County, lists more than 100 scholarships available for students from Nekoosa, Pittsville, Port Edwards, Rome, Rudolph, Vesper and the Wisconsin Rapids area. It is an excellent tool for students, both traditional and non-traditional.
The Bulletin is available at South [...]
On Sunday, November 12, Pope Benedict XVI held a private audience with members of the Villa Nazareth Foundation, a university residence in Rome that is marking its 60th anniversary.
The Villa Nazareth was set up during the pontificate of Pius XII with the support of Cardinal Domenico Tardini, who was to become the Secretary of [...]
The fifth annual Brian Carlson Scholarship fund-raiser will be held at the Rome Restaurant, 4 East Central St., Monday, Nov. 20, 6 to 10 p.m. The mission of the fund is to award scholarships to students graduating from Franklin High School. This nonprofit organization has awarded more than $15,000 to students who have shown courage [...]