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On a late October afternoon, a dozen students gather around tables bedecked with brilliant photos of far-away lands. They walk around leisurely, chatting and munching on brownies and sweets. A group of students flip through a colorful scrapbook, laughing at pictures and recounting fond memories of their study-abroad experiences. This meeting is one of the first...
I have always been fascinated with my Cuban background and the Spanish language. My aunt once told me, “Go to a Spanish-speaking country for a few months and you’ll come back speaking Spanish fluently.”
I never really thought it would ever happen; I didn’t think I’d have that kind of opportunity or the...
Whispers can be heard in the Office of International Programs about Ithaca College launching a study abroad program in Antigua and Barbuda.
“It’s still in the planning stages right now,” said Rachel Cullenen, director of study abroad. “But we’re aiming for spring 2009.”
Cullen said...
Studying abroad in South Africa was the greatest experience of my life.
I was able to explore the country with the School of International Training (SIT), an affiliated Ithaca College Study Abroad program. There are numerous affiliated programs through SIT and other study abroad programs, including Ithaca College’s own programs in...
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