When I studied abroad, the biggest fear I had before leaving was whether or not I would connect with my host family. I was worried because I knew this initial connection could make or break my experience and emersion in studying abroad. My host mom, Cristina, was a very sweet widow, and she lived with... Continue Reading →
Seven Students Awarded Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship – College’s Largest Cohort of Recipients
Seven Elizabethtown College students were recently awarded the highly competitive Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, giving them financial support to study abroad within the 2021-22 academic year. This is the most recipients the College has ever seen in a single application cycle. The previous record was three recipients for the spring 2019 term. The new... Continue Reading →
Volunteering Abroad
Studying abroad can mean much more than classroom experiences. For students who wish to engage in meaningful life work by volunteering, doing so abroad might be a great choice. The following programs promote volunteer activities for their students, either through the program itself or through affiliated organizations. SOL Education Abroad; Buenos Aires, Argentina This program... Continue Reading →