Malorie Reimer is an International Ambassador at the International Degree and Education Abroad (IDEA) office. She is currently studying Environmental Economics and Policy and Business and Entrepreneurship. As a native Canadian, Malorie gives an unique insight to the differences in the American and Canadian culture. Right above United States of America, on the world’s longest land [...]
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A Pocket Guide from your Northern Neighbors in Canada
April 24th, 2013 · No Comments · College of Business, Uncategorized
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Academic Voyage with Semester at Sea
March 14th, 2013 · No Comments · College of Business, Uncategorized
Malorie Reimer is an International Ambassador for the International Degree and Education Abroad office. Malorie is studying Environmental Economics and Policy as well as Business and Entrepreneurship. She recently returned from studying abroad with Semester at Sea, where she visited eight different countries. Upon returning after studying abroad with Semester at Sea, I was frequently [...]
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Chau Chau Argentina
January 31st, 2013 · No Comments · Argentina, IE3 Global Internships, Returnee, Uncategorized
Diana Cardona is a Human Development and Family Sciences Major at Oregon State. She recently completed her internship with the Community Center in Argentina through IE3 Global Internships during the Summer 2012 term. Although there were ups and downs, my experiences in Argentina have tremendously impacted my life. I have made personal and professional growth [...]
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IE3: The Hidden Gem of the Mediterranean
December 4th, 2012 · No Comments · IE3 Global Internships, Returnee, Uncategorized
Denise Risdon is a senior at Oregon State University, studying Anthropology and History. Currently, Denise is interning for Heritage Malta in Malta through IE3 Global Internships for six months. Below, Denise provides an update of her time abroad. (This blog was originally posted on the IE3 Field Note page). After having some time to settle [...]
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CIEE: Tropical Marine Ecology and Conservation Program
November 7th, 2012 · No Comments · CIEE, study abroad, Uncategorized
Alexandra Gulick currently works as a International Ambassador for the International Degree and Education Abroad office. Prior to this position, she studied abroad in Bonaire, Dutch Caribbean with CIEE: Tropical Marine Ecology and Conservation program in Fall ’10. She not only obtained personal growth, but found a passion for marine ornithology. Her next step is [...]
Transferring Skills from Costa Rica to Philadelphia
December 9th, 2010 · No Comments · College of Liberal Arts, IE3 Global Internships, International Degree, Spanish, Uncategorized
Samantha Pride interned in Costa Rica through IE3 Global Internships in Summer 2008. She graduated from OSU with a B.A. in Sociology and International Studies in Spring 2009 and since then, she’s been working in Philadelphia through the City Year program. One of the reasons I chose to participate in the City Year program was [...]
Welcome back…and now what?
December 1st, 2010 · No Comments · IE3 Global Internships, Returnee, study abroad, Uncategorized
– after having participated in an international program – The 3rd annual Northwest Returnee Conference for education abroad students will be held on January 22, 2011, in Portland OR. So you participated in a study abroad or international internship program, and now you’re back on campus. It may seem strange to be back in Corvallis, [...]
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Scholarship Tips!
December 15th, 2009 · No Comments · IE3 Global Internships, International Degree, Scholarships, study abroad, Uncategorized
I know it’s Winter break, but study abroad scholarship deadlines for summer, fall, and academic year-long programs are going to come up fast! The Boren campus deadline is in January, PKP is in February, and there are more in March and April. Now is the perfect time to get started! By applying for scholarships, you’re [...]
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But how do you pay for it?
November 25th, 2009 · 1 Comment · IE3 Global Internships, Scholarships, study abroad, Uncategorized
Education Abroad and Funding: What you should know! So you think going abroad would be cool, but there’s no way you can afford it? Before you make that decision, be sure to check out the facts! Fact one: What’s the bottom line? How much will your time abroad cost? You can get a budget estimate [...]
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Why an International Degree?
November 2nd, 2009 · No Comments · International Degree, Uncategorized
Because understanding a little bit more about the world can take you further, literally and figuratively! ID graduates have benefited both personally and professionally from the degree. International Degree graduates can demonstrate: Advanced proficiency in second language Intercultural communication skills and knowledge In depth understanding of the international context of their chosen field Superior research [...]
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