Submit your application to study abroad in the Fall 2023 semester by 11:59pm on February 10th, 2023. You can make an appointment with a study abroad advisor or review our guide to selecting a study abroad program online. We will also be hosting walk-in hours at Global Cafe every Tuesday from 2-4pm in the LBC Mezzanine. The world is your oyster!
Planning on studying abroad in the Middle East and Africa region? Studied abroad there in the past? Are you an international student from this region? Join us for a meetup on Tuesday, Nov 15th at Global Cafe in the LBC Mezzanine from 2-4pm. Enjoy a selection of regional snacks and build community with other students!
NTC Office of Study Abroad is hosting an event for prospective and returned study abroad students. Have you traveled to Europe? Are you planning on studying abroad there? Attend this meetup to get to know other students like you who have or are planning on studying abroad in Europe! Share advice with prospective students, reminisce about your time abroad, and learn from your peers who have been abroad.
Join us for the inaaugural First-Gen Day Celebration with the Center for Academic Equity at Pocket Park (on the Freret side of the LBC)! There will be free food, games, activities, and campus resources to help celebrate and support Tulane's first-gen students! Stop by the NTC Office of Study Abroad and Gilman Scholarship Program table to learn when, where, and how you can study abroad!
In celebration of International Education Week, come join us at the Global Cafe where globally-minded Tulanians, including international students, scholars, and study abroad students, come together for coffee, snacks, and conversation in the Rosenberg Mezzanine at the Lavin-Bernick Center for University Life. Be a part of the TU Citizens Campaign.
As a part of International Education Week celebrations of the value of international education, join Tulane Global, the Office of International Students and Scholars, the Office of Multicultural Affairs, and the Tulane international community for a reception to begin International Education Week. Enjoy live music, refreshments, and celebrate! All are welcome. RSVP to attend here.
Our Global Café program is a gathering place for internationally-minded Tulanians to build friendships and global understanding by actively engaging and learning from one another.
Every Tuesday from 2-4 PM CST in the Rosenberg Mezzanine at the Lavin-Bernick Center for University Life, mingle with international and internattionally-drive students and enoy refreshments and activities.
Author Eduardo will lead a virtual lecture abou his nomadic experience as a Latin American/Latinx writer. All Tulane community members are welcomed to join.
https://tulane.zoom.us/j/98361407775 Meeting ID: 983 6140 7775
Dr. Rafferty’s academic experience ranges from creation and directorship of an English as a Second Language (ESL) department that supported 11 public school districts in Pennsylvania. To serving as the Director of the Adult Education department which existed solely on through grants that Dr. Rafferty wrote/administered. She held directorship for these departments concurrently for 17 years. Presently, she is a full-time professor in Tulane’s English for Academic and Professional Purposes (EAPP) department located within Tulane’s Center for Global Education (CGE).
Within these varied experiences she acted as grant writer, budget director, curriculum director and primary staff supervisor for a large team of educators that worked both in the public school system and within the broader scope of adult education. Her current position in EAPP at Tulane University includes instructing composition, methodology, program planning, courses taught to a spectrum of students ranging from freshmen through graduate and Law students.
Her strong commitment to her students includes continual professional education, the creation of two International Student Writing Awards and her current publications (“Where Art and Science Meet...Writing. An International Students Guide to Writing”, and “Scholars of the Storm(s)”) and two International Student Champion Awards in 2023.
Dr. Rafferty’s academic experience ranges from creation and directorship of an English as a Second Language (ESL) department that supported 11 public school districts in Pennsylvania. To serving as the Director of the Adult Education department which existed solely on through grants that Dr. Rafferty wrote/administered. She held directorship for these departments concurrently for 17 years. Presently, she is a full-time professor in Tulane’s English for Academic and Professional Purposes (EAPP) department located within Tulane’s Center for Global Education (CGE).
Within these varied experiences she acted as grant writer, budget director, curriculum director and primary staff supervisor for a large team of educators that worked both in the public school system and within the broader scope of adult education. Her current position in EAPP at Tulane University includes instructing composition, methodology, program planning, courses taught to a spectrum of students ranging from freshmen through graduate and Law students.
Her strong commitment to her students includes continual professional education, the creation of two International Student Writing Awards and her current publications (“Where Art and Science Meet...Writing. An International Students Guide to Writing”, and “Scholars of the Storm(s)”) and two International Student Champion Awards in 2023.
Dr. Rafferty’s academic experience ranges from creation and directorship of an English as a Second Language (ESL) department that supported 11 public school districts in Pennsylvania. To serving as the Director of the Adult Education department which existed solely on through grants that Dr. Rafferty wrote/administered. She held directorship for these departments concurrently for 17 years. Presently, she is a full-time professor in Tulane’s English for Academic and Professional Purposes (EAPP) department located within Tulane’s Center for Global Education (CGE).
Within these varied experiences she acted as grant writer, budget director, curriculum director and primary staff supervisor for a large team of educators that worked both in the public school system and within the broader scope of adult education. Her current position in EAPP at Tulane University includes instructing composition, methodology, program planning, courses taught to a spectrum of students ranging from freshmen through graduate and Law students.
Her strong commitment to her students includes continual professional education, the creation of two International Student Writing Awards and her current publications (“Where Art and Science Meet...Writing. An International Students Guide to Writing”, and “Scholars of the Storm(s)”) and two International Student Champion Awards in 2023.
Isaac Muhando is an EAPP instructor with Newcomb Tulane College (NTC). He is a graduate of Tulane University with a doctorate degree in Linguistics. Isaac also holds a dual master's degree in TESOL and Linguistics from Ball State University, Muncie IN. His research interests include second language acquisition, ESL classroom teaching and learning, multilingualism and language contact, mixed languages, and creoles.
