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Adventures Down Under

April 17th, 2013 · No Comments · Australia, OUS, Returnee, study abroad

Patrick Cousineau is an International Ambassador for the International Degree and Education Abroad office. He studied abroad at Deakin University in Australia through the OUS program for winter and spring term of 2012. Patrick is a Senior, studying Natural Resources at Oregon State. Imagine if you were the only person on this planet. What an [...]

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Seven Wonders of the World

April 12th, 2013 · No Comments · Chile, College of Liberal Arts, Returnee, Spanish, study abroad

Carly Clark is a junior at Oregon State. She is majoring in History and minoring in Spanish. Carly studied abroad in Chillan, Chile, fall term 2012 through OSU: Universidad del Bio Bio.   Three months, four countries, and countless unforgettable memories later; I accomplished a childhood dream to study abroad. During fall term 2012, I had a [...]

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Conquering the Calanques

March 8th, 2013 · No Comments · API, College of Business, France, Returnee, study abroad

Natasha Badaa is a senior at Oregon State University. She is studying Business Management and French. During Fall 2012, Natasha studied abroad at Grenoble Ecole de Management in France through API. During my study abroad experience in Grenoble, France, I had one goal: do something every day that scares me. Although I was a thousand [...]

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A Reflection on Study Abroad Experience in Salamanca, Spain

January 9th, 2013 · No Comments · API, College of Science, Returnee, Spanish, study abroad

Erik Dove is a junior at Oregon State University, pursuing a degree in Biology with a minor in Chemistry and Spanish. He is an International Ambassadors for the office of International Degree and Education Abroad. Erik studied abroad in Salamanca, Spain, through API. I have many fond memories of the summer I spent studying in [...]

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CIEE: Cape Town, Africa

November 30th, 2012 · No Comments · CIEE, Returnee, study abroad

Jordan Machtelinckx is an International Ambassador for the office of International Degree and Education Abroad. He is a student at Oregon State University, majoring in Civil Engineering. Jordan studied abroad in Cape Town, South Africa, through CIEE. Below, he provides a reflection of what he learned from his experience abroad. Every day while I was [...]

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Study Abroad in France

November 28th, 2012 · No Comments · CIEE, France, OUS, study abroad

Monica Larson is an International Ambassador in the office of International Degree and Education Abroad at Oregon State University. She is also a senior pursuing a degree in Zoology and a minor in French. Monica shares how her fascination with the French culture as a little girl took her half way across the world to [...]

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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 [...]

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Teaching Abroad for Study Abroad Students

September 12th, 2012 · No Comments · College of Liberal Arts, France, study abroad

Armelle Denis teaches French and Anthropology courses at OSU. She is in Angers, France, during the fall term ’12 as the visiting faculty for AHA International. Bonjour from France! In between taking my daughter to school and eating croissants, I am stepping into my role as Visiting Faculty for the AHA program in Angers, and [...]

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Glacial Hikes and Geothermal Power

January 28th, 2010 · No Comments · Iceland, study abroad

Iceland’s hydrogen economy and reliance on geothermal energy make it a model for sustainability. Tor Benson explores some of the sites that make this North Atlantic nation so unique.  OSU students can see for themselves this summer on the study abroad program Iceland: Civilization and Sustainability. My second weekend in Europe I received an invitation [...]

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You Can’t Pass the Fifth Grade until You Can Swim

November 12th, 2009 · No Comments · Iceland, study abroad

Tor Benson has 21 things to love about inimitable Iceland.  OSU students can find their own this summer by attending the Iceland: Civilization and Sustainability program. 1)    Every McDonalds in Iceland closed 2)    Highest number of books published and sold per capita — with one in ten Icelanders writing a book in their lifetime. 3)    [...]

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