Don’t forget, if you’re interest in attending a Minimester 2015 faculty-led program the deadline for application is October 15. Remember the programs are first-come, first-served and several of our programs are nearly full. Please feel free to contact our office with any questions. We can be reached by phone at 410-704-2451 or by email at… Read more Countdown to OCTOBER 15!
We’re always in the mood for a good list, a hashtag or an Instagram competition. This one is specific for all of our travelers, whether you’re daydreaming or actually out there in the world at this very moment! Small Planet Studio has launched a 5-day challenge called #MyGlobalLife with five great prompts for participating from… Read more #MyGlobalLife
The Classical World in the Modern Imagination, Greece Athens, Paros, Delphi, Tolo, Olympia; Greece Courses: ENGL 494/595 The Classical World in the Modern Imagination Fearless Leaders: Dr. Salvatore Pappalardo and Dr. Jennifer Ballengee Site visits: Historical sites, museums, and archaeological ruins; the Acropolis, the National Archaeological Museum, the Palace of Mycenae, Epidaurus and more. Did… Read more Summer 2015 Faculty-Led Program: The Classical World in the Modern Imagination, Greece
This post comes from our Associate Director Kelly Holland who recently visited our partner schools in England and Scotland. Be sure to scroll down and check our her beautiful pictures at the end of the post! This past July I was fortunate to visit ten of our partner schools in the United Kingdom. From central… Read more Towson Abroad: On-Site in England & Scotland
We are proud to have another study abroad student writing for the Towerlight this semester about her time abroad! Sydney Adamson is headed to the American International University in London, UK. Before she heads out, we had a chance to ask her a few questions! Q. Tell us a little bit about yourself. Hi! My name… Read more Towerlight Column Fall 2014: On Site in London
Dual Language Learners in Early Childhood Settings, Puerto Rico San Juan, Puerto Rico Courses: ECED 460 Teaching Dual Language Learners, ECED 670 Special Topics, ECED 494 Travel Study, ECED 794 (Grad) Travel Study Fearless Leader: Dr. Judith Cruzado-Guerrero Excursions: Visits to Old San Juan, El Yunque Rainforest, Tres Cabezas, and Piñones Did you know Puerto Rico’s mascot is a tree frog found only in… Read more Mini 2015 Faculty-Led Program: Dual Language Learners in Puerto Rico
Sugarball 2015: Sport in the Global Marketplace, Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic Santo Domingo, Dominican RepublicSan Juan, Puerto Rico Courses (Choose one of the following): KNES 285 Sport: A Cross Cultural Perspective, KNES 494 Sport and Human Performance in Global Perspective, CLST 370 Special Topics in Cultural Studies Fearless Leaders: Dr. Ryan King-White, Professor Jake Bustad Excursions: Visits to multinational sporting and… Read more Mini 2015 Faculty-Led Program: Sport in the Global Marketplace in Puerto Rico & Dominican Republic
Marketing in the Shadow of Bordeaux Vineyards, France Bordeaux and Paris, France Courses: MKTG 341 Principles of Marketing OR MKTG 495 Independent Research Fearless Leader: Prof. Philippe Duverger Excursions: Paris to see the Louvre and Versailles Did you know the historical part of Bordeaux is a UNESCO world heritage site? Brush up on your world heritage! Need tips on how to pack and what to expect… Read more Mini 2015 Faculty-Led Program: Marketing in France
Health Professions in the Dominican Republic: Culture, Food, Environment, and Health Photo Courtesy of Caribbean Island Travel Photo Courtesy of student Christine Artman, Spring 2013 Photo Courtesy of student Megan Atkinson, Mini 2011 Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Courses: Nursing 416 Multicultural Healthcare OR Nursing 494/594 Travel Study OR Health 101 Wellness for a Diverse Society OR HLTH 494/594 Travel Study Fearless Leaders: Professor Bonnie… Read more Mini 2015 Faculty-Led Program: Health Professions in the Dominican Republic
Coping with being home after studying abroad, as told by 3 Study Abroad Alum: In order to cope with the “abroad hangover,” I would recommend not jumping back into the normal college life to the extreme. I found that it was very difficult for me to balance everything between 18 credits, a job, and being involved… Read more Life After Study Abroad
