Tag: study abroad
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Phoenix Pride in Florence, Italy
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Earlier this month, a UW-Green Bay pennant was hung in an unexpected location – Florence, Italy. Abigail Veeser, a current UWGB senior, is studying abroad for a month this summer through a Santa Reparata International School of Art (SRISA) program. While in Green Bay, Abigail studies education with a minor in history. The pennant was…
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Summer and Fall 2023 study abroad applications due March 1st
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All applications for study abroad programs that take place Summer and Fall 2023 and Academic Year 2023-2024 are due by March 1st! No matter a student’s academic, personal or career goals, they can find a program that is a perfect fit! Programs at UW-Green Bay cater to many different needs by offering academic programs for…
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The Office of International Education wants to visit your classroom!
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The Office of International Education (OIE) is promoting summer faculty-led travel courses, summer interim programs and fall semester programs and would like to come to your classroom to talk to students about study abroad/away during January and February! There will be a 30-min PowerPoint presentation with a chance for students to ask questions. Study abroad…
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Video: See more about the Study Abroad in Spain program
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Grace Stubb graduated with a Nursing major and Spanish minor at UW-Green Bay. Grace studied Spanish in Spain to be able to communicate with patients in their primary language. She landed her dream job and is now a neonatal intensive care unit nurse at St. Vincent Children’s Hospital in Green Bay. https://www.uwgb.edu/study-abroad Transcript: UW-Green Bay…
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Office of International Education offering classroom visits for study abroad
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The Office of International Education (OIE) is excited to promote study abroad and study away opportunities for students this winter and spring 2022 term! We have carefully reviewed our programs and policies and with student safety in mind have been able to open most of our portfolio for winter and spring. UW-Green Bay offers over…
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Psychology and Stuff Episode 101: When We Return to Travel (with Jemma Lund)
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In this episode, Jemma Lund, Study Abroad program manager for UW-Green Bay, speaks about what it will be like for people to return to travel following the COVID-19 pandemic. Lund discusses how study abroad, in particular, can be a transformative experience and some of the ways that students can benefit. Listen to the episode!
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Changes to fall study abroad programs due to COVID-19 | NBC 26
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As coronavirus continues to impact Wisconsin, some colleges and universities are making changes to their study abroad programs for the Fall 2020 semester. UW-Green Bay has suspended study abroad programs for the fall. Brent Blahnik, the director of International Education at UWGB, said prior to the pandemic, they were setting enrollment records in education abroad.…
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UW-Green Bay study abroad students impacted by coronavirus precautions | NBC 26
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UW-Oshkosh has suspended its spring study abroad program in South Korea. While UW-Green Bay has not suspended any international programs so far, two students will be impacted by Oshkosh’s decision, as UW System Universities work together to send students abroad. UW-Milwaukee and UW-Madison have also suspended programs in South Korea. The decision was made with…
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Upcoming international education opportunities
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With the Spring 2020 semester underway, here are a few updates from the Office of International Education about upcoming travel courses. Please consider sharing this information with other faculty members or students. Application deadlines for students to participate in UW-Green Bay’s upcoming travel course programs are quickly approaching. Below is a list of travel courses…
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Walking in the Shoes of the Literary Greats
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Imagine walking in the shoes of such literary greats as T.S. Eliot, Oscar Wilde, J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis and Lewis Carroll; breathing in the urban and pastoral aura that inspired some of the greatest writing works of all time. For Emily Ransom’s students, there is no need for literary flights of fancy; they’ve lived the…