Tons of international events in the first two weeks of February

1st Friday
10:30am-1pm IES Rep Laura Hacker Pike Information table in Alumni Building
12-1pm TGIF Peru - John Howie: Ecopsychology from Cusco to Machu Picchu, Woods Penn Commons.

4th Monday 
7pm Blood Diamond – Film Showing. Woods Penn Commons. Free Pancakes! 

5th Tuesday
7-9pm Gilman Workshop Baird Lounge Hot chocolate!

8th Friday 
12-1pm TGIF India – Rohan Isaac Woods Penn Commons Lunch!
10:30a-1p CIS Representative Nick Vasiloff Information Table in Alumni

14th Thursday 
10:30am-1pm AIFS Representative Damien Marshall Information table in Alumni Building

15th Friday 
12-1pm TGIF Mongolia – Tuvshinzaya Amarzaya Woods Penn Commons Lunch!
Application Deadline for all students who want to go abroad in summer or fall 2013 including: internships, courses or anything else (regardless of funding source).

2013 Recipients of Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship

Wendell Bliss, Lesa Gambill, Dylan Hunziker and Karen Reynolds won a total of $11,500 to study abroad in the spring. They are among over 1,000 outstanding American undergraduate students from almost 400 colleges and universities across the U.S. selected to receive the prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship to participate in a study abroad program during the spring 2013 academic term. These students are studying in Australia, Czech Republic, Malaysia and Morocco. Gilman Scholars receive up to $5,000 to apply towards their study abroad program costs, and a limited number of Critical Need Language Awards are given each year for a total award of $8,000. The list of selected Gilman Scholarship recipients, including students’ home state, university and country of study, is available at www.iie.org/gilman.

Summer 2013: Peacebuilding in Caux, Switzerland

Are you interested in an intensive studies program in applied peacemaking?
Are you interested in the ethical dimensions of world affairs?
Are you in your 3rd year of college?

If yes, apply to be a Caux Scholar (June 26-July 23, 2013)

Applications due on December 5, 2012

Caux Scholars:
Twenty students from around the world are invited to Initiatives of Change's international conference center at Caux, Switzerland, to learn and participate in conflict resolution.

For more information, email michelle_tooley@berea.edu

TONIGHT at 6: Learn about studying in China & Japan -- ASIAN FOOD SERVED!

STUDY IN CHINA or JAPAN - SUMMER 2013!

Information Session today at 6 p.m. in Woods-Penn 207. FREE FOOD!!!

Sponsored by Asian Studies Program & Center for International Education

Education Abroad Fair – Tomorrow!

Tomorrow is also International Spirit Day in Homecoming week – dress in something international and come on over to the fair, and who knows where you might end up next summer or fall!