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As globalization continues to blur geographic and cultural boundaries, a new world has begun to emerge. Whereas in yesteryears communication across continents took months, today's technology has reduced this to mere seconds. A wealth of information about the world that we live in is now easily accessible to those who know how to retrieve it, yet it is becoming more apparent that there is only so much that can be learned in the classroom.
Students Blogging This SemesterShannon Cleary (Criminal Justice) - Robina, Australia: Bond University
Colleen Henke (International Business) – Seville, Spain: Spanish-American Institute Hallie Kroll (History/International Relations) - Edinburgh, Scotland: The University of St. Andrews Anna Mahathey (Religion/Sociology) - Hyderabad, India: The University of Hyderabad Alex Palmer (History/Theatre) - Rome, Italy: The American University of Rome Heather Whedbee (Human Relations) - Prague, Czech Republic: The Prague Institute Nicole White (Strategic Communications) - Salzburg, Austria: The University of Salzburg
Study Abroad in the NewsWhere in the World are High Point University Students Career Expert Pete Leibman's Top 25 Things Students MUST Do in College Why Travelers Need Cancellation Insurance Traveling Abroad? How to Exchange Currency
Blog HistorySpring 2011: Tootie Urrutia (Psychology) - Robina, Australia: Bond University Maggie Jo Saylor (Theatre) - Arezzo, Italy: Accademia dell'Arte Amanda Holcomb (Art) - Florence, Italy: Studio Art Centers International Fall 2010: Catherine Hendricks (Mathematics) - Edinburgh, Scotland: The University of St. Andrews
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| Last Updated on Monday, 02 April 2012 13:04 |