Monday, April 18
4:15 p.m.
McMichael 115

DIS offers a variety of rigorous program options on its in Copenhagen, Denmark and Stockholm, Sweden, including:

Students on all programs choose from a broad range of electives across the disciplines in or .

All DIS program features:

• Field studies for each course in and around Copenhagen or Stockholm
• Core courses include a seminar week and short study tours around Denmark or Sweden.
• Week-long study tour elsewhere in Europe.
• All courses are taught in English
• Optional Danish or Swedish language & culture course

Monday, Feb. 22
3:15 p.m., Global Commons 360

(ASE) in Bath, England, has strong course offerings in the humanities, including art history, classical studies, creative writing, English literature, history and philosophy.  Courses are taught in small, upper-level seminar groups. Individual classes are also available. Additionally, students have the option of gaining hands-on experience while earning academic credit through the .

• Business
• Communications, Journalism, and New Media
• Health Sciences
• International Relations and Political Science
• Language, Literature, and Culture

Options for internships, service learning, and research.  No prior German language experience required. 

Join a representative from CIEE for an information session:

Wednesday, February 17
4:15 p.m.
Global Commons 360

Join a representative from CIEE for an information session:

Wednesday, February 17
3:30 p.m.
Global Commons 360

Join a representative from CIEE for an information session:

Wednesday, February 17
2:30 p.m.
Global Commons 360

Join a representative from SFS for an information session:

Tuesday, February 16
3:00 p.m.
Global Commons 360

Thursday, October 22
4:15 p.m.
Global Education Center (Global Commons 360)

Come learn more about these programs at an information session a representative from Arcadia University on Wednesday, October 21, at 12:15 p.m. Global Education Center (Global Commons, 3 floor).

For more information on these and other programs, please visit the . 

Thursday, September 10th
1:30-3:00 p.m.

Staff from the GEC will be available to answer any of your questions about advising students for global engagement opportunities.

Amy Allocco, associate professor of religious studies and faculty director of the Global Neighborhood, and Paul J. Geis, senior associate director of Study Abroad, presented in the Internationalizing the Curriculum and Campus poster fair.  Their poster, “Integrating Global Engagement into the Residential Experience: 黑料不打烊’s Global Neighborhood,” introduced colleagues to 黑料不打烊’s residential campus initiative and the innovative programming offered to the nearly 600 undergraduate residents of the Global Neighborhood.  Their poster presented the Global Neighborhood Association as a model of interdepartmental collaboration on campus. Geis had also participated in the review of session proposals for the Education Abroad Knowledge Community ahead of the conference.

Donna Van Bodegraven, associate professor of Spanish and faculty fellow in the Isabella Cannon Global Education Center, also presented in the poster fair. Van Bodegraven’s poster summarized the results of three years’ of administrations of the Global Perspectives Inventory – pre-experience and post-experience versions – to participants in short-term study abroad and off-campus domestic study programs at 黑料不打烊. 

After mapping the GPI statements to 黑料不打烊’s global engagement objectives, Van Bodegraven analyzed the differences in the pre- and post-experience scores to determine the overall achievement of objectives for January 2013, January 2014 and January 2015, as well as the results based on different cohorts from each winter term.