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First Name Last Name Organization/Institution The Forum on Education Abroad 2016 European Conference Attendee List* Alpha by Attendee Last Name FIRST NAME LAST NAME ORGANIZATION/INSTITUTION Clementina Acedo Webster University Geneva Jovita Adom Syracuse University London Dan Albertson Gettysburg College Russ Alexander The Education Abroad Network Kim Algeo Rider University Aisha Ali New York University Abu Dhabi Santiago Alias Elisava Barcelona (UPF) Jose Alvarez CEA Study Abroad Christine Anderson University of Minnesota - Learning Abroad Center Vicki Anderson University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Catherine Anner Spanish Institute for Global Education Eric Apfelstadt Mount Saint Mary's University, Los Angeles Kate Arnold Edge Hill University Abye Assefa St. Lawrence University Petros Babasikas University of Patras Gaël Baboulaz Webster University Geneva Tamara Bacsik TU Delft Isabel Balmaseda Madrid, Sal y Ven con Nosotros Clara Barbera Tomas Berklee College of Music, Valencia Campus Neva Barker Scripps College Kristine Barrick Dickinson College Kari Beall Michigan State University Adrian Beaulieu Providence College Mary Benner Oklahoma City University Milton Bennett IDRInstitute Rebecca Bergren Gettysburg College Stephanie Berke University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Rosa Bernard Swarthmore Magda Bernaus Council on International Education Exchange (CIEE) Laurie Black School for International Training Scott Blair The Education Abroad Network Gian Franco Borio AACUPI Joyce Boss Wartburg College Samantha Brandauer Dickinson College Brian Brubaker Penn State William Brustein West Virginia University Meghan Callahan Syracuse University London Anna Callus University of Malta Eliza Camire Skidmore College Monica Capacci Hendrix College - Accademia dell'Arte Lee Carlin The Intern Group Timothy Carlson IFE - French Field Study and Internship Programs Julia Carnine Dickinson College Scott Carpenter Carleton College Christina Carroll Florida State University Enda Carroll University College Dublin Ray Casserly Council on International Education Exchange (CIEE) María del Carmen Castaño Collado Indiana University Ida Castiglioni IDRInstitute Jamie Cathell DIS-Study Abroad in Scandinavia Jana Cemusova Council on International Education Exchange (CIEE) Marie-Madeleine Charlier Smith College in Paris Emily Childers Brocks DIS-Study Abroad in Scandinavia Rhonda Chiles Harvey Mudd College Carolina Ciampaglia De Paul University Amy Conger University of Michigan Lucía Conte Universitat Pompeu Fabra Tary Coppola CUPA in Paris Emily Cox University of Arkansas-Little Rock Leo Crolla NYU London George Daskalakis Metropolitan College Grant Dauber Northeastern University - The N.U.in Program Sue Davis Denison University Thalassa De Burgh-Milne The Intern Group Wedigo De Vivanco Freie Universität Berlin Eleni Dellagrammaticas Drury University Eric Deschamps Northern Arizona University Paul DeYoung Reed College Danielle Di Leo Indiana University - BCSP Angeliki Dimitriadi CYA Aliki Dragona University of California Davis Charlotte Duclaux University of Oklahoma Kirk Duclaux University of Oklahoma N. Bruce Duthu Dartmouth College Amy Dwyer CIEE Jennifer Engel Loyola University Chicago Maria del Valle Espeso California State University - IP Connie Etter South India Term Abroad Richard Evans University of Barcelona Jennifer Ewald Fairfield University Julie Falk Umbra Institute Martina Faltova NYU Prague Irina Filippova Dickinson College Yasmin Fischdick Freie Universität Berlin European Studies (FU-BEST) Lisa Fleury Vassar Wesleyan Program In Paris Becca Flyer Kahal Abroad Jeanne Fourneyron Tufts University Maritheresa Frain CIEE Anette Frederiksen DIS-Study Abroad in Scandinavia Erin French Iowa State University Theresa Frey Pace University Julie Friend Northwestern University Laura Fronduti Umbra Institute Heather Funk American College of Thessaloniki Kurt Gamerschlag AASAP e.V. Cristina Garcia UAB Verónica García Montero Central College Abroad Celine Garelli SUNY Oswego Kerry Geffert Terra Dotta Victoria Georgouvela American Farm School Serena Giorgi ISI Florence Mitch Gordon Go Overseas Troy Gordon Syracuse University London Nick Gozik Boston College Mary Anne Grant ISEP Courtney Greene Academic Programs International (API) Marty Greenham Terra Dotta Megan Griffin Florida State University, London Katerina Grim New York University Abu Dhabi Anthony Gristwood CAPA The Global Education Network Nico Guidera Spanish Studies Abroad Elisa Guidera Spanish Studies Abroad Lisa Guido SAI Programs Joseph Halaas University of Wisconsin-Madison (Wisconsin School of Business) Lynn Hall The New York Times Jie Hao YU Education Group J. Kline Harrison Wake Forest University Sara Hart Saint Vincent College Mark Hayes American University Malgorzata Hedderick Massachusetts Institute of Technology Elaine Heyes UAB Josh Hochman Northeastern University - The N.U.in Program William Hoffa retired Martin Hogan DIS-Study Abroad in Scandinavia Jen Hogan Iowa State University William Holmes Central Michigan University Steve Hopkins Cultural Insurance Services International Jason Houston Gonzaga in Florence Ann Hubbard AIFS Study Abroad Lauren Huffman University of Vermont Bridget Hughes Syracuse University - SU Abroad Jon Hutchinson EUSA - Academic Internship Programs William Hyndman III Florida A&M University Christina Infantino ISI Florence Judson Jahn Clemson University Anjouli Janzon Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Eero Jesurun CIEE Madrid Tecwyn Jones Central College in Wales Carl Jubran IAU College Bethany Judge Michigan State University Gregory Katsas The American College of Greece Zita Kelemen Corvinus Business School Julia Kelley Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey Francis Kelly CEA Study Abroad Amanda Kelso Duke University Lauren Kettler Northeastern University - The N.U.in Program Deborah Kim Wheaton College Donna Kish-Goodling Muhlenberg College Melody Knutson UC Education Abroad Thanos Koulos University of Nicosia Heidi Kozireski University of Rochester Dieter Kuehl Syracuse University Madrid Ellen Laird Dickinson College Lilian Lallemand St. Lawrence University Elizabeth Langridge The American College of Greece Judy Lee CIEE Opal Leeman Bartzis, EdD IFSA-Butler Ben Levy Ramapo College of New Jersey Ute Link Tufts University Pilar Llamas Academic Programs International (API) Marina Llorente St. Lawrence University David Lloyd The Intern Group Christina LoBrutto Rutgers University Center for Global Education Donna Logan University of Rochester Benjamin Lorch Council on International Educational Exchange Ryan Lorenz Academic Solutions Katie Lorge Towson University Stephanie Lovseth Principia James Lucas Michigan State University Julia Lucas Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey Dorothee Mackowiak FUBiS - Freie Universität Berlin International Summer and Winter University Joanne Maddux Fairfield University Kristen Mallory Claremont McKenna College Donna Mancini Haverford College Raymond Manes Miami University European Center Daphne Maramaldi Harvard University, Office of Interantional Education Patricia Martin Swarthmore College Samantha Martin Via TRM Irene Martín Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Marta Maruri Saint Louis University, Madrid Campus Denisa Matsche CEA Study Abroad Kim McGrath Webster University Meagan McHugh Gannon University Sandra Lisle McMullen Wake Forest University Dan Meier Michigan State University Nadia Meliniotis CYA/DIKEMES Laura Mercer University of Louisville Susan Meredith University of Kentucky Pier Alberto Merli Scuola Leonardo da Vinci Rome Jessica Mervis Johns Hopkins University Ignacio Messana Florida State University Tara Michael Global Players - Study Abroad for Student-Athletes Anne-Marie Michel Université Catholique de Lille Cara Miller DePaul University Roy Miller Monkey Bay Wildlife Sanctuary-Belize Study Abroad Susan Mills The New York Times Alexandra Mitchell CEA Study Abroad Maite Monchal Vanderbilt In France Idroma Montgomery NYU in London Laura Montgomery Wheaton College Philana Murphy Institute of International Education Amy Muse University of St. Thomas Cary Nathenson Council on International Educational Exchange Lynn Neddo University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Vanessa Nichol-Peters Marist College Christopher Nicolussi New York University Mara Nisdeo The American College of Greece Amy Olson University Of Indiana Daniel Opio Supoort African Child and Woman Initiatives,Ugandaa Naomi Otterness Davidson College Sheri Palmer Brigham Young University Cristiana Panicco Sant'Anna Institute Mania Papapanayotou iCon College Kathleen Paul Florida State University, London John Pearson FIE James Pellow CIEE Chris Pennebaker iCharleston London Michael Peplar Boston University, London Centre Pedro Perez-Leal Stanford University Timothy Perkins Saint Francis University Sasa Perugini Syracuse University Margit Pestalits Corvinus University of Budapest Ture Petersenn Academy for International Education (AIB) Alexis Phylactopoulos CYA/DIKEMES Aimee Placas CYA/DIKEMES Randy Ploog Pennsylvania State University Antonis Polemitis University of Nicosia Pedro Ponce St. Lawrence University Renée Pontbriand Boston University Study Abroad Gemma Proudley London South Bank University David Puente International Studies Abroad Carla Rachman Boston University Geneva Program Ryan Rathmann Georgia State University Erin Reeser Brown University Program in France Morgan Reiss CIEE Lee Ann Riccardi The College of New Jersey Loren Ringer Parsons Paris Nicole Roach Webster University Stephen Robinson Champlain College Tina Rocchio Arcadia University, The College of
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