Abroad
Your Service is Epic
One of the best ways to learn more about the opportunities available is to follow our civic blog where we showcase dozens of student projects plus get a look at a variety of service opportunities on our Want Ads page. Your classmates serve in the many media, cultural, tutoring and fraternal service organizations on campus. They participate…
Read MoreAbroad in Istanbul
If you see Emily Barrett (AS ’16), be sure to ask her how her semester in Istanbul went. But if you don’t get a chance to see her, read all about it on her blog site! Read all about Emily’s exploits: from the city to the country, exploring markets to archaeological sites, hiking to hanging…
Read MoreWhere Were You This Summer?
Honors students work, travel, research, and relax all around the world during summer vacation. Some of you were in the labs in the Life Sciences Buildings. Some of you were adventuring on your own and others were studying abroad. Three Honors students traveled to France in the SU Abroad program, Paris Noir: Literature, Art, &…
Read MoreInterested in international travel and research?
….you should consider the Fulbright U.S. Student Program! Fulbright sends U.S. students abroad to over 140 countries to teach English, do research, and foster mutual understanding between the US and host countries. Students from all levels, come learn more about the Fulbright Program on Friday at the Center for Fellowship & Scholarship Advising (CFSA)’s Fellowship…
Read MoreTravel, Write, Publish
Wanted: Students to participate in an international publishing and archive project. Where: London, England. When: Summer 2015 How: WRT 301/SU Study Abroad Spend four weeks this summer gaining experience that will support a career in publishing, library studies, and community literacy. Working with London Metropolitan University and Syracuse University scholars, you will have the…
Read MoreBoren Awards Workshop with Program Officer Craig Frederickson
The Center for Fellowship & Scholarship Advising (CFSA) is excited to welcome Craig Frederickson, a Boren Program Officer with the Institute of International Education (IIE), who will give a workshop for students on creating competitive applications for Boren Scholarships & Fellowships. Boren offers generous funding for the study of critical need languages in countries of interest…
Read MoreWhat’s an Honors Course Substitution?!
Do you have a vague memory of hearing about an Honors course thingie from some speaker who came into your HNR 100 class? What was that about again….. Just ask Annemarie Menna (AS 15). Annemarie studied in Spain in spring 2014 and elected to complete the Honors Course Substitution. Annemarie’s work, featured in her blog,…
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