Derek Shephard from CEA CAPA will be visiting Tulane to talk with students who are interested in learning more about CEA CAPA. Open to students who will be going abroad in the Fall and open to CEA CAPA alumni. Tulane has two approved CEA programs. One in Florence, Italy and one in Barcelona, Spain.
The OSA Europe Regional Meet-up is an event hosted for all students traveling to Europe next semester and over the Summer. The event is a way for students to meet and talk to each other, as well as ask questions. There will also (hopefully) be returning students who can talk about their own experiences in Europe. There will be various group, get-to-know you activities and a competition at the end. We will also leave time for questions and any concerns students may have. This is a great way to see who else is going abroad, traveling to the same country, or even in your same program!
Description: Join OSA advisor Emma Brick-Hezeau and Peer Advisor Justin Reed for a presentation on internship opportunities abroad, professional development, and post-graduate opportunities abroad.
Theresa Williamson PhD will join us over Zoom to provide a guest lecture as part of the course Environment & Development (PSDV 3561). She is the founding executive director of Catalytic Communities, an NGO that has worked to support Rio de Janeiro’s favelas through asset-based community development since 2000. Catalytic Communities facilitates the Sustainable Favela Network, which is a grassroots network to recognize, strengthen, and multiply sustainability initiatives in Rio's favelas.
This webinar is intended for families of Newcomb-Tulane College (NTC) students approved for Fall 2023 and Academic Year 2023-2024 study abroad programs and will focus on the practical aspects of your NTC study abroad student’s journey. Where will they live? How much does it cost? How can you best support them through this life-changing journey? This webinar will feature seasoned staff from the NTC Office of Study Abroad who have lived and worked abroad in the past and have prepared your student for the future.
The Living Like a Local pre-departure session starts you thinking about ways to make the most of your time abroad. Including but not limited to: housing options, getting around, immersing yourself in the local way life, and even dealing with cultural friction around your personal and perceived identities. Learn to adopt an anthropological lens no matter what you are studying while abroad – and get tips on how to be a good guest in your host country.
Zoom link: https://tulane.zoom.us/j/8688392120
Join the Office of Study Abroad for a lunch and learn about summer opportunities abroad! Food will be provided.
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.
