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XTENDED through SUMMER 2021 Montana State University is suspending all university-sponsored and affiliated international travel by students, faculty and staff, including all study abroad programs, through AUGUST 17, 2021. For reliable information and updates on coronavirus, please visit MSU University Health Partners. Due to health and safety advisement during the COVID-19 pandemic, all Study Abroad advis...

Ana Atach 08 and Dan Litwack 05 with children Maya, 5, and Jake, 3. Ana Atach ’08 and Dan Litwack ’05 write Spanish-language travel book Alumni couple Ana Atach ’08 and Dan Litwack ’05 met at Dickinson, married overseas and lived abroad for nearly three years. Now they’ve published a Spanish-language book about their global adventures, a project that’s part of Dan’s ongoing goal to perfect his skills in his wife’s native tongue. A love of travel Dan, a New Jersey native, was an ...

Mon, 12/21/2020 LAWRENCE — Fourteen KU staff members will hone their leadership skills in 2021 through participation in the university’s Aspiring Leaders program. This is the sixth cohort since the program launched in 2017. The eight-month Aspiring Leaders program, originally designed in partnership with the Shared Service Centers leadership, provides an experiential, hands-on approach allowing participants to learn the essentials of effective leadership to lead from where they are within ...

Austin Peay State University’s Mickey Wadia makes England his second home   Clarksville, TN – The students followed Dr. Mickey Wadia, Austin Peay State University (APSU) professor of languages and literature, down a stone staircase into the shadowy crypt beneath the Gothic church that is Canterbury Cathedral in England. No one spoke. Austin Peay State University’s Dr. Wadia on a pre-COVID trip to England. (APSU) “Come here, all of you, come here,” Wadia whispered, motioning for his s...

The Spring semester will begin two weeks later than originally scheduled Author: Local 24 Staff (Local 24) Published: 9:29 AM CST December 21, 2020 Updated: 7:08 PM CST December 21, 2020 MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Christian Brothers University has announced the delay of the start of the Spring 2021 semester. Due to COVID-19 cases on the rise the university says it wants to be vigilant in mitigating the spread of the virus. The following is the information...

Austin Peay State University’s Dr. Wadia on a pre-COVID trip to England. (APSU) “Come here, all of you, come here,” Wadia whispered, motioning for his students to gather around a column that supported the ancient church above. “Lay your hands on this pillar and close your eyes.” He paused. “You’re now touching the Middle Ages. This pillar is older than America. Let that set in.” That morning, Wadia was teaching a class, which included some discussion on “The Canterbury Tales,�...

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Virtual Discover Study Abroad Would you like to study abroad during your time at the University of Iowa, but dont know where to start? Attend our Virtual Discover Study Abroad info sessions to learn how study abroad works and find the right international opportunity for you!   Discover Study Abroad sessions are the first step for interested students to learn more about the study abroad process and ask any questions they may have, covering topics such as study abroad locations, ...

Pamlico Community College instructor, programs featured in online article By Sandy Wall For most people, 2020 has been a drag. However, for Pamlico Community College Instructor Zac Schnell, this year actually has been pretty great, at least professionally. The 31-year-old Wilmington native recently was featured in an EducationNC (EdNC) article. The story, written by EdNC’s Molly Osborne, highlighted Schnell and the college’s Environmental Science Technology and Environmental Management Tech...