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Spring 2012 Cohort

By NIMISHA THAKUR on November 23, 2011 2:46 PM | No Comments | No TrackBacks

There will be 42 students GeoBlogging during the Spring 2012 semester. Below is a list of their names with links to their individual GeoBlog and the Education Abroad program in which they are enrolled.

Africa

Student GeoBlog Education Abroad Program
Heidi Elnathan CIEE: Cape Town, Arts and Sciences
Melissa Peterson Cape Town: South Africa, Parks and People
Taylor Pulice-loomis SFS: Kenya & Tanzania
Susan Weidman SFS: Kenya & Tanzania

Asia

Student GeoBlog Education Abroad Program
Stephanie Badurski IES: Tokyo, Language Intensive Program
Lan Li IES: Beijing, Language Intensive Program
Katherine Rodriguez Singapore: National University of Singapore
Allison Shattuck Dept BUS: Bangkok, Thammasat University
Tiffany Tran CIEE: Shanghai, Business, Language and Culture
Kayla Wu Hong Kong: Chinese University of Hong Kong

Australia/Pacific Islands

Student GeoBlog Education Abroad Program
Andrew Clark CIEE: Perth, Murdoch University - Sustainability & the Environment
Sara Matulonis CIEE: University of Wollongong
Ericka Roberts
Darcy Mckinley lester
 Christchurch: Lincoln University
Canberra: Australian National University

Europe

Student GeoBlog Education Abroad Program
Rebecca Ackley Center for European Studies, Maastricht
David Andrews Athens: History, Culture, and Archaeology of Greece
Jill Armington CIEE: Brussels, Business, Communications, and Culture
Jessica Brenn Arcadia: Galway, National University of Ireland
Brianna Callahan CIEE: Alcalá
Jonathan Casey Canterbury: University of Kent
Amber Goldschmidt Copenhagen: Copenhagen Business School
Kelcey Grogan CIEE: Alcalá
Kristen Hopf CIEE: London, University of Westminster
Hannah Hyman CIEE: Seville, Liberal Arts
Clare Jennings Temple: Rome, Visual Arts
Jeremy Kerstetter IES: Vienna, European Society & Culture
Jennifer Maughan IES: London, Theatre Studies
Julianne Mccobin Canterbury: University of Kent
Jaclyn Mckenney CIEE: Seville, Liberal Arts
Kristen Miller IES: Amsterdam, University of Amsterdam
Kaitlin O'grady Temple: Rome, Liberal Arts
Krista Pulkkinen IES: Milan
Kelsey Robb AESOP: Montpellier, Integrated
Chloe Rommes IES: Berlin, Language & Area Studies
Brianna Schill Florence: Institute at Palazzo Rucellai
Angela Shepherd CIEE: Seville, Business and Society
Ariel Siegelman Arcadia: Perugia, Umbra Institute
Alyssa Tomcheck IES: Paris, Business and International Affairs
Lawrence Weathers Florence: Institute at Palazzo Rucellai
Lauren Weaver IES: Dublin, Irish Studies or Theatre Performance
Jennifer Weiss CIEE: Seville, Advanced Liberal Arts
Anne elise Woappi CIEE: Brussels, Business, Communications, and Culture

Latin America

Student GeoBlog Education Abroad Program
Karen Bobkowski IES: Buenos Aires, Latin American Societies and Cultures

Academic Year 2011-2012 Cohort

By NIMISHA THAKUR on July 28, 2011 2:35 PM | No Comments | No TrackBacks

There will be 4 students GeoBlogging during the 2011-2012 Academic Year. Below is a list of their names with links to their individual GeoBlog and the Education Abroad program in which they are enrolled.

Asia

Student GeoBlog Education Abroad Program
Steffany Mcdougal IES: Nagoya, Nanzan University
Valerie Toropin IES: Nagoya, Nanzan University

Europe

Student GeoBlog Education Abroad Program
Natalie Ebeling-koning Leeds: University of Leeds

Middle East

Student GeoBlog Education Abroad Program
Kimberly Lytle CIEE: Istanbul

Fall 2011 Cohort

By NIMISHA THAKUR on July 20, 2011 2:44 PM | No Comments | No TrackBacks

There will be 21 students GeoBlogging during the Fall 2011 semester. Below is a list of their names with links to their individual GeoBlog and the Education Abroad program in which they are enrolled.

Africa

Student GeoBlog Education Abroad Program
Autumn Griffin CIEE: Cape Town, Arts and Sciences
Katharine Thompson SFS: Kenya

Asia

Student GeoBlog Education Abroad Program
Porsche High Hong Kong: Chinese University of Hong Kong
Samuel Kim Seoul: Sogang University
Justin Max Singapore: National University of Singapore
Christopher Shanahan CIEE: Shanghai, China in a Global Context

Australia/Pacific Islands

Student GeoBlog Education Abroad Program
Callie Eardly Melbourne: University of Melbourne
Victor Koressel Wellington: Victoria University of Wellington
Erin Sterner Wellington: Victoria University of Wellington

Europe

Student GeoBlog Education Abroad Program
Naeemah Amir Dept ARCH: Rome
John Austin AESOP: Montpellier, Integrated
Joyce Chuinkam IES: Oxford, St. Catherine's College
Megan Dewalt Florence:Institute at Palazzo Rucellai, Agriculture Program
Kevin Forgie CIEE: Alicante, Liberal Arts
Indiah Fortune Rouen: Rouen Business School
Alyson Gabel IES: Barcelona, Liberal Arts & Business
Xibi Li CIEE: Budapest
Alison Pavilonis Dept ARCH: Rome
Tianyu Wang CIEE: Seville, Liberal Arts
Daniel Watters AESOP: Montpellier, Integrated

Latin America

Student GeoBlog Education Abroad Program
Sarah Foss SFS: Costa Rica

Summer 2011 Cohort

By NIMISHA THAKUR on June 6, 2011 5:18 PM | No Comments | No TrackBacks

There will be 20 students GeoBlogging during the Summer 2011 semester. Below is a list of their names with links to their individual GeoBlog and the Education Abroad program in which they are enrolled.

Africa

Student GeoBlog Education Abroad Program
Erin Wade Rwanda: Association REFUGE Internship Program

Asia

Student GeoBlog Education Abroad Program
Zhuo qing Chen CIEE: Shanghai, Business Language & Culture (Summer)
Zachary Winston CIEE: Shanghai, Business Language & Culture (Summer)

Europe

Student GeoBlog Education Abroad Program
Anita Anim Brighton: University of Sussex (Summer)
Joanne Augustin *Besançon: French Language Studies (Summer)
Alexander Baukus Dept NUTR: Rome (Summer)
Megan Brown *London: Literary London (Summer)
Stephanie Brunner CIEE: Seville, Language and Culture (Summer)
Danielle Callen *Todi: Italian Language, Art History, and Visual Arts (Summer)
Brenden Dooley *Maastricht, Netherlands: Politics of European Integration (Summer)
Amanda Flick *Besançon: French Language Studies (Summer)
Michael Frieber *Maastricht, Netherlands: Politics of European Integration (Summer)
Terry-ann Masters Brighton: University of Sussex (Summer)
Julia Neyhart Pforzheim: Pforzheim University (Summer)
Brianna Paterniani Florence: Institute at Palazzo Rucellai (Summer)
Lucy Song CIEE: Seville, Language and Culture (Summer)

Latin America

Student GeoBlog Education Abroad Program
Kathryn Clark Dept HRIM: Puerto Rico (summer)
Kelsey Rogalewicz *Puebla, Mexico: Spanish Language, Art and Mexican Culture (Summer)

Middle East

Student GeoBlog Education Abroad Program
Courtney Mundt *Study Tour of Turkey: Archaeology, Heritage, and History of Turkey's Aegean Coast (Summer)

North America

Student GeoBlog Education Abroad Program
Noelle Mateer CIC: Quebec City, Laval University (Summer)
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