I am almost finished with my assistantship at the FEC. I begin working in the Study Abroad department next week! It is going to be great! I'm so excited to learn as much as possible about how a study abroad department works from the inside out. I've also been presented with an opportunity this summer. You may have heard of it before, it is called Semester at Sea. This summer program is specifically for Student Affairs Graduate students and focuses on international and comparative aspects of higher education and student affairs. A wide variety of approaches to internationalization and globalization of higher ed will be examined through class discussion and faculty directed practica to international universities. The program begins June 15 and concludes on August 21, 2010. There are a few things that are exciting about this. It's graduate level experience, they offer a limited number of paid internships, and you get to travel to some pretty awesome locations. Check out this itinerary:
- Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
- Barcelona, Spain
- Civitavecchia (Rome)/Naples, Italy
- Dubrovnik, Croatia
- Piraeus (Athens), Greece
- Istanbul, Turkey
- Alexandria (Cairo), Egypt
- Casablanca, Morocco
- Norfolk, Virginia, USA
It's going to get up to 87 degrees today, but we're looking at 70's for the next week...no fires nearby anymore, so it finally makes sense to wash the car! That's all I've got right now...gotta get to writing 4 papers....yup 4 papers (3 are easy...1 not so much).


2 comments:
Oh, Christian! I keep thinking of the Dr. Seuss line..."Oh, the places you will go!" Things are seemingly opening wide for you, so continue to work hard and maintain your optimistic nature!
Semester at Sea? RAD! I'm glad to hear that you're doing so well with your studies out there, and stoked for your new internship to start. That having been said, when you comin' back? How long will you be home for Christmas? We miss you!!!
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