January 18, 2008

Education abroad highlights global opportunities

The WSU Education Abroad Fair will be held on Tuesday, Jan. 22 in the Todd Atrium from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Students in any field of study can find cost-effective programs to enhance their education and give a global perspective on their area of study. Visit the fair to talk with 25 study abroad program providers offering study and internship opportunities in more than 40 countries.

In addition, WSU faculty will be present to share information on summer and semester programs abroad. Faculty-led programs are growing in popularity and offer a unique opportunity for in-depth, field-based study.

Other opportunities for students include bilateral and ISEP exchanges. Exchanges are considered full immersion programs because students directly enroll and have access to full curriculum study. Staff will be available to answer questions about exchanges at the Education Abroad table at the fair.

Students are also eligible to win the Education Abroad raffle featuring Tony the Tiger as the grand prize. In addition, ten students will receive 50 percent off of the Education Abroad Application fee.

The Education Abroad Fair is a bi-annual event that allows students to speak directly with program providers, WSU faculty, and Education Abroad staff about study abroad opportunities.

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By Hope Tinney, Washington Small Business Development Center

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UNIV course suite reviewed, refreshed

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The WSU scientists hope their research will help managers better assess where, when, and how they should allocate resources when there is a beetle outbreak in a forest.

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