In this workshop, attendees will review mandatory Tulane international travel policy, health, and liability practices and will review a checklist of health and safety policies to cover during pre-departure and on-site.
In this workshop, attendees will explore frameworks for guiding intercultural learning on program, review best practices for reflection of group experiences, and explore case studies of common study abroad intercultural moments requiring guided debrief.
Light lunch will be served. Please RSVP by March 3, 2023.
Zoom link: https://tulane.zoom.us/j/98526292400?pwd=Y2N2TmVDSWtSMVZKcjJkTktVSWhrQT09
All across the world, girls, women, and transgender and gender non-binary individuals experience street harassment simply because of their gender identity or gender expression. Gender discrimination is a huge issue and something that you will most likely encounter while studying abroad. That's why we have created this workshop to help prepare you.
How can you get the most out of study abroad? It’s by designing your own experience. Design is about understanding people, thinking holistically to make connections, trying things out, and learning along the way. With this mindset, skills, and tools, you can design a study abroad experience where you feel connected and supported, meet your academic goals, gain clarity on your career path, deepen your intercultural learning, and take full advantage of what your host environment has to offer.
Students who intern abroad develop unique professional skills and experiences, as well as deeper connections within their host communities. Come join us and learn about exciting internship and work opportunies abroad!
All across the world, girls, women, and transgender and gender non-binary individuals experience street harassment simply because of their gender identity or gender expression. Gender discrimination is a huge issue and something that you will most likely encounter while studying abroad. That's why we have created this workshop to help prepare you.
What does it mean to be African American, Asian American, Pacific Islander, Latinx American, Native American, or mixed race, and how will that be seen when travelling and living abroad? How does this apply to your specific host country? In this workshop, we strive to provide POC students with tangible takeaways and tools to think about their identities in a new global and cultural context and deal with difficulties that may arise from their experiences abroad.
Zoom Link: https://tulane.zoom.us/j/98570288615?pwd=cWIyUWdOb3VDUm8xSmZ6cUtkNnMzdz09
The purpose of this module is to have you start thinking of the ways that your host university and/or host culture may approach health, safety, and security differently than in the United States. Although its hard to predict, we will go through practices that can help you anticipate potential differences.
The purpose of this module is to have you start thinking of the ways that your host university and/or host culture may approach health, safety, and security differently than in the United States. Although its hard to predict, we will go through practices that can help you anticipate potential differences.
