Global Learning Fair – Fall 2015, Sept. 2

Come join the Office of International Programs- Global Learning Department for the Fall Global Learning Fair on the Terrell Mall from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.!

The fair will feature ways for students from all majors to globalize their education through Education Abroad, the Global Leadership Certificate, the Global Case Competition and other exciting ways to go global! There will be over 15 representatives from education abroad providers and WSU programs with opportunities to study, intern, and volunteer around the world.

Students can learn about financing education abroad through scholarships, partnership discounts, and financial aid, while entering to win 50% off their WSU Education Abroad Application fee!

The fair is open to all students and is free to attend. Also be sure to check out our partner CougSync Connect 2015: Campus & Community Involvement Event at the same time, same place!

Check it out on September 2 from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.!
Go Global Cougs!

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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