International Office News

“Bringing the world to IWU”

Fall 2012 Volume 7, Issue 1 New International Cooperations

Upcoming Events IWU is going to China! Guangzhou, they were joined by IWU alumnus Tengfei Adam Guo (’10); and after the university visits, including This past June, Provost Jonathan Green, his wife Lynn Buck, one to Beijing Union University, the group met up with Sept 10  Ecotopian Film and Professor Teddy Amoloza traveled to Hong Kong and current IWU student Yelei Matt Kong and alumni Chao Guangzhou, China, to finalize new international Festival, 7:00, Beckman Ren (‘11) and Taole Reggie Zhu (’11). Together, they partnerships. IWU and Lingnan University in Hong Kong Auditorium, The Ames toured Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City, and have agreed to exchange students on study abroad Library. visited the Great Wall of China with Chao Ren. programs, and Lingnan is anxious to host IWU faculty as Sept 11  Making Human visiting scholars and teachers. IWU and Sun Yat-sen Rights Real: Immigrant Rights University in Guangzhou are exploring future faculty panel discussion, 7:00, CNS collaborations. C102. In Hong Kong, Provost Green and Professor Amoloza were Sept 12  IS Colloquium, the guests of Professor William Lee, Lingnan’s vice 4:00, Beckman Auditorium, president and registrar, and the staff of the Office of Mainland and International Programs. While at Lingnan, The Ames Library. Provost Green signed a Memorandum of Understanding, Sept 13  International which provides for the student exchange. The agreement Studies Welcome Back also invites IWU faculty to teach at Lingnan, either during a Picnic, 5:00, Davidson Room. sabbatical or over a summer. Faculty benefits would include free airfare for the faculty member, free lodging Sept 17  "Taking the Road for the faculty and his/her family, and a monthly stipend. Less Traveled," 4:00, Faculty interested in more information should contact Beckman Auditorium, The Professor Amoloza ([email protected]). Ames Library. From Hong Kong, Provost Green and Professor Amoloza traveled to Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou, China. Sept 17  DACA volunteer IWU signed an agreement of cooperation with Sun Yat-sen training session, 4:00 and in February 2012; this summer’s visit explored explored 7:00, the Davidson Room. specific areas of collaboration. There, they met with the Sept 21  DACA Dean of the School of Chinese as a Second Language to registration, 10:00am, Shirk discuss Sun Yat-sen faculty perhaps teaching Chinese at IWU; and with Professor Chang Chenguang, the Dean of practice gym. the School of Foreign Languages, and Professor Dai Fan, Sept 26  German Zarate- the Chair of Department of English, to explore the Durier, 4:00. Beckman possibility of Sun Yat-sen students studying at IWU starting Auditorium, The Ames in spring 2013. Library. While traveling, the IWU group also had the chance to Top photo: Beijing Union University welcomes Provost Green connect with several of IWU’s Chinese students. In Sept 26  Majors and Minors and Professor Amoloza. (Photo courtesy of J. Green) Fair, 3:00–5:00, Young Main Lounge Bottom photo (from the left): Rosa Rivera, Brad Gresik, Prof. Technos Celebrates 50 Years Edgar Lehr, Audrey Ito, and Sam Reiter at Technos Sept 27  London Program International College. (Photo courtesy of E. Lehr) Technos International College, which hosts an IWU faculty information session, 4:00, Shaw 205. member and several students each summer for the Technos International Week, celebrated its 50th anniversary this Oct 1  Application summer. deadline for spring study abroad. All application Participating in the 2012 International Week were Professor materials are due on this Edgar Lehr (biology), and students Brad Gresik, Audrey Ito, date. Samantha Reiter, and Rosa Rivera. Joining them for part of the anniversary celebration was Provost Jonathan Green. (continued on back) The Technos International Week brings students and faculty from IWU, Bates, Carleton, Hobart & William Smith, Hope, International Office and McKendree Colleges, in addition to groups from New Memorial Center Room 167 Zealand and England, for a two-week program intended to foster international exchange and understanding. IWU’s PO Box 2900 participation in the program stems from our long-standing Bloomington, Il 61702-2900 relationship with Dr. Kenji Tanaka and the Tanaka Ikueki Educational Trust, which fund Technos International College. Phone: 309 556-3190 Fax: 309 556-3727 [email protected]

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Study Abroad Alums—Where Are They Now?

The International Office contacted recent study abroad student Courtney Balk in District of Illinois. love my job!” Natalie writes. She teaches study abroad alumni to ask what they were Copenhagen. Next month, he is off to Ellen Ho (CEA Paris 2008) — Is taking high school Spanish in Eastern Kentucky doing and how they were keeping their Argentina to visit IWU study abroad student graduate classes soon at Concordia (Appalachia) as part of Teach for America. international experience alive. The response Chloe Staub, before starting chiropractic University in the hopes of receiving an ESL “I talk to students every day about … how was incredible—and we’re eager to hear school at National University in Lombard, IL. teaching endorsement and then hopes to the understanding of a second language from more of you! Emily Coles (DIS Copenhagen 2009) — After teach English language learners (possibly gives us greater opportunities and power in a year in Bulgaria on a Fulbright Grant, abroad). society. I have pictures from my study Below are some of the responses. Emily moved to Nairobi, Kenya, where she Emily (Israel) Tasch (DIS 2006) — Is abroad experience up around my room, and works for the Danish Refugee Council as a currently working as a Physician Assistant in … talk about my experiences in Spain, and research assistant. Earlier this summer, she an outpatient office in the Chicagoland my students are eager to learn about Megan (Adams) Folkerts (SIT Mexico 2004) conducted interviews and focus groups in area. While studying to be a PA, she studying abroad.” — Is entering her fourth year of teaching Jijiga, Ethiopia, and is now working on a traveled to El Salvador for a medical mission KwanYee Queenie Li (IES London 2009) — high school Spanish in Fort Collins, report on durable solutions for Somali trip with 15 classmates. Moved back to Hong Kong after graduation Colorado. refugees in the Horn of Africa. This fall, she Qinfang Cha Cha Jiang (Central Paris 2010) to work for a French market research Linda Agyapong (DIS Copenhagen 2008) — will be continue her studies at the London — Recently finished a seven-week German company. Now, she does marketing at a Is a second-year medical student at the School of Economics and, after graduation, language program through the Middlebury fashion company in Hong Kong. University of Illinois College of Medicine in plans to move to Belgrade, Serbia, to work Language program and is beginning a Evan Lowery (IES Milan 2007) — Was finally Peoria. for an NGO. master’s degree at Rice University in able to show his family where he studied Coco Bassey (IES Berlin 2009) — Recently Anna Deters (IES Amsterdam 2004) — Houston, TX. abroad and to introduce his family to Italy. completed a master’s degree in Media and “How am I keeping my international Cassie Jordan (SIT Kunming 2010) — Is Aislinn Lowry (NYU Egypt 2009) — Is a Communications through Brandeis experience alive? Well, I married my Israeli teaching English in Shenzhen, China. Donor Relations and Special Events University’s Global Studies Program and housemate, who was studying in Hannah Kiefer (IES London 2010) — Works Coordinator at Shedd Aquarium in Chicago. received an employment offer from Amsterdam as well—and just a few weeks for LCMS (Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod) As part of her work, she currently co-leads Fraunhofer CSE, a German-based research ago we had our first baby! We travel to International in Hong Kong. Hannah invites Shedd Aquarium's Iguana Research in the organization in Boston. Europe at least once a year and make a people who want to learn more to contact Bahamas (2012 and 2013) that focus on the Matt Beres (IWU Madrid 2009) — Finds special point of visiting Amsterdam and our her at [email protected]. endangered rock iguanas inhabiting the himself living in Charlotte and working in old neighborhood as often as possible.” Brian Kowalski (IFSA Butler Northern Exuma Islands and the island of Andros. product marketing and product Elizabeth Doerner (DIS 2008) — Completed Ireland 2005) — After four years working in Milos Martinov (Pembroke College 2005-6) development for the international a master's degree in International Relations, the theatre, Brian has returned to school— — Returned to Pembroke College for a appliance company Electrolux. He writes, “I with a focus on multinational & NGO specifically, the Navy's Nuclear Power master’s degree and is now a development find myself using the experiences I gained management and conflict resolution from Training Command (NNPTC). So, in another officer for St. Catherine’s College, Oxford. from studying abroad every day. I work side Syracuse in December of 2010. As part of year or two, he’ll be returning abroad. Molly McLay (IWU London 2003) — “Finally by side with people from all over the world her graduate program, she studied in Gail Kramer (IWU London 2007) — Will be made it back to London in 2010,” almost [,…] am in constant conversation with co- London and Strasbourg, and then interned returning to London in September for a seven years after first studying abroad. workers and suppliers in China, Hungary, with Amnesty International in Washington, one-year business internship. Marcus Mitchell (Central London 2008) — Sweden, and South America, and frequently DC. Samantha Krueger (IES Nantes 2010) — Is in his second year of a PhD in English at travel to places such as Shanghai and Brandon Dorn (IFSA Butler England 2009- Starting next month, she begin work as an Case Western Reserve University in Stockholm. The experiences I had and the 10) — Is soon to marry IWU study abroad English teaching assistant in Chalon sur Cleveland, OH, and he plans to London to relationships I formed while studying alumna Beth Anne Roberts (IES Freiberg Saône, Burgundy, France. undertake research for his dissertation. He abroad helped fuel my passion for 2009). For their honeymoon, they a kind of Ayumi Kunihiro (IES Tokyo 2002, Keio adds, “Whenever someone refers to my International Business and lead me to the study abroad reunion tour to Oxford and University 2004) — Is a Fulbright English resume during an interview, my experience position I am in today. I can honestly say my Freiburg. Teaching Assistant in the Lalitpur district in London usually becomes the focal point study abroad in Madrid was one of the best Amanda Fuerst (IES Vienna 2005) — Earned just outside of Kathmandu, Nepal. Ayumi of the conversation…. I remain grateful, experiences of my college career and I wish a master’s degree in Music at Northwestern also volunteers with the English Access therefore, that I had the chance to go I could do it again!” University and returned to IWU last winter Microscholarship Program, a program abroad during my time at IWU.” Kathryn Breisch (IES Nantes 2011, IES EU as a visiting faculty member. She is now a cosponsored by the Nepal English Language Sarah Moir (IES Berlin 2011) — Started an 2011) — Will be teaching math in free-lance musician in Los Angeles. Teachers’ Association (NELTA) and the U.S. IT job at the University of Michigan in Ann Baltimore, MD, as part of Teach for Amy Grigoletti (Arcadia England 2007) — Embassy to develop the English language Arbor, but is planning to return to Germany America. Works for KPMG in New York, but is skills of Nepali adolescents while also for graduate study as soon as possible. Chris Burrichter (IWU Madrid 2006) — currently on a short-term assignment in introducing them to American culture, and Erin Moll (IES Vienna 2006) — Lives in Paris, Recently visited his Spanish host-mother in Sydney, Australia. with the United States Educational France, where she is pursuing a career in Madrid, and in October will begin work at Rachel Halfpap (IWU Madrid 2006) — Foundation in Nepal, which works with opera! Kirkland & Ellis LLP. Graduated from the University of Illinois students seeking to study at American Megan Mondi (IFSA Butler England 2004) — Brad Campbell (Arcadia Ireland 2009) — College of Law in 2011 and is clerking for universities. Four years after studying abroad at Returned to Ireland last May to perform a the Hon. Michael M. Mihm of the Central Natalie Lalagos (IES Barcelona 2011) — “I Worcester College, Oxford, Megan returned saxophone concerto, before visiting IWU to complete a master’s degree in modern European history. She is now a senior IWU Professors Study Abroad marketing executive at Hodder Education, a division of the UK’s largest publisher, in in London, Italy, and the Former Yugoslavia London. (continued next page)

Illinois Wesleyan professors proprietorship of the Summer Olympics justice and reconciliation in a divided Meghan Burke (Sociology) and William in London; and the EU Television society. Munro (Political Science) undertook Without Frontiers directive (TVWF), Founded in 1950, IES Abroad is their own study abroad experiences this which also applies to some internet- one of the oldest and most reputable not past summer through IES Abroad based services. for profit study abroad organizations in Faculty Development Seminars. At the time that Burke was returning the US. As part of its mission, it seeks Professor Burke spent a week in to IWU, Professor Munro was setting off to help university faculty enhance their London and Milan studying how news is to consider “Conflict Transformation in own knowledge and skills. funded, gathered, and shared as part of the 21st Century” in Rome. IES Abroad’s "The King's Speech: As part of this IES Abroad Seminar, For more information on their Power and the Transformation of Media Munro and colleagues spent six days in experiences, IES Abroad Faculty in the 21st Century." Bosnia and Herzegovina meeting with Seminars, and other international Together with colleagues from journalists, academics, and human faculty development opportunities, across the US, Burke explored such rights activists; visiting court hearings; please come to the Non-Org on Meghan Burke (back row, fourth from issues as the coverage of politics in and interviewing war survivors as they Monday, October 22. right) and colleagues at the studios of Italy; sport journalism and the examined the challenges of transitional RAI (Radiotelevisione italiana) in Rome. (Photo cortesy of M. Burke)

or people come to study their culture and never keep Page 3 their promises to help improve their lives, or tourists are told by the eco-tourism agencies that the indigenous people are being paid fair wages for their services, when they may be getting paid less than a dollar a day per English on the Equator: person. While the museum is far from being completed, due Stories from Ecuador to the lack of money and resources, I started to realize By Hilary Anderson like how to speak a little bit of Kichwa, or when they were the power that knowing English could give to the native This summer, I spent two months in Ecuador as an using the school machetes (yes, machetes) to cut down people in Ecuador. I know it sounds cliché, but English Language teaching assistant. The first half of the sugar cane on the school property, they wanted to make knowledge is power. It took me going to the Amazon internship, I spent in Quito, which was in some ways sure I got to try it. Outside of school, I became very good rainforest, and meeting people who had no access to the reminiscent of Spain, where I had studied abroad in 2011. friends with some locals. things they wanted to learn, to truly and deeply The old part of town looked like a Spanish plaza had just My most memorable day was when one of my friends understand that. My dream before Ecuador was to go to been dropped on top of a mountain, complete with palm took me to the village where he grew up, which was rather Barcelona and teach English for a while. Now, I want to trees and old Catholic cathedrals, whose interiors were difficult to get to. While taking a canoe was an option, he create English language curriculum for developing encrusted in gold. However, unlike in Barcelona, there decided we would take a bus instead. We got to the bus countries. I want to make a difference. were women dressed in indigenous clothing selling station at 4 am, and it caused a lot whispers and glances handicrafts. It was interesting to see the stark contrast when I, clearly the only gringa, asked for a ticket to such a between indigenous people and the Spanish architecture. remote area. After a three hour bus ride, we got to the After about three weeks in Quito, I travelled around port, which was really just two buildings and a few canoes as a translator for a close family friend, who is a professor that had been pulled up on the beach. After eating and had written a book about the traditional music of the breakfast, we began the 45 minute walk through the jungle Amazon Kichwa. We spent two days in Tena, which is a and across streams to his house. Along the way, I saw tiny city of 30,000 people in the rainforest. I was offered a one-room school houses, monkeys in the trees, people position to come and work at a local school. I had not crossing shallow rivers with huge propane tanks on their planned on leaving Quito, but, being in Ecuador I had backs, and several teenagers on their cell phones, updating learned that no matter what you plan, something different their Facebook pages. will happen. So, I went back to Quito for a day, said good- When we reached the house, my friend was so excited bye to my students, and moved to the Amazon rainforest. to show me the project he, his father, and two of his ten I began working at a public school and many of my siblings had been working on. It was a community museum students were Kichwa. Most were very eager to learn that they had started to build, hoping to be able to English so that they would be able to work in eco-tourism, showcase the various Amazonian cultures, and attract which is basically the only industry in Tena. They also tourists to their village. Unfortunately, many times artifacts Hilary Anderson and students. (Photo courtesy of H. wanted to teach me about their culture, including things are taken from the indigenous people and never given back, Anderson)

skills and language. stand-up comedy. Janelle Santos (CIEE Seoul 2009) — Is a Patty Troxell (DIS Copenhagen 2008) — Is in Alumni Updates (cont.) Peace Corps Volunteer in Micronesia, the third year of medical school at UIC, working as an ESL Teacher and Community where she serves as the student Jaclyn Morrison (IWU Madrid 2009) — Worked for IES Abroad from 2006 to 2010 Developer. She started her service coordinator for the Global Health Leaders After graduation, Jackie spent five weeks in as an Academic Project Manager for November 2010, and has extended her Program and conducts research for the UIC Madrid with study abroad alums Kristen Spanish-speaking programs. In 2010, she contract for an additional six months to Center for Global Health. She writes that Hosack (IWU Madrid 2009), Kari Grace (IES traveled through Mexico on a Rotary finish May 2013. “Joining the Peace Corps her interest is comparative health practice Ecuador 2009), and Emmy Grace (IES Scholarship before returning to Madrid with after IWU is a wonderful way to apply what and policy grew out of her studies in Ecuador 2009), living with her former host a Fulbright grant to teach English. Lauren is you have already learned through studying Denmark—”possibly the single most mother. She now teaches Spanish here in now working on a master's degree at the abroad and to continue to challenge formative experience that I have had!” town at Normal Community High School. Universidad de Alcala in Teaching of yourself in helping a deserving community Kristina Walin (IES Argentina 2011) — Leslie Morrison (SIT Australia 2007) — After Spanish as a Second Language and her in a developing country.” Recently returned from a month in Taiwan, graduation, Leslie went through a one-year thesis focuses on students from the U.S. Jennifer (Schnupp) Brummet (IWU London where she traveled and learned about training program called Green Corps, which who study in Spain. 2005) — Is working in a PhD in psychology Buddhism. has led her now to work for CCAN, an non- Tyler Rhodes (IES Tokyo 2008) — Is back on in East Lansing, MI. Amanda Weier (IFSA Butler Costa Rica profit that focuses on climate change, in Tokyo working for CRASH, a disaster relief Colin Schofield (SIT Chile 2011) — Revised 2006) — Teaches Spanish at Fenger High Washington, DC. organization that provides relief assistance his SIT independent study project, which School in Chicago. th Allison Novak (IWU Madrid 2009) — Now after the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. has now been accepted by the 13 Megan Weinstein (IES EU 2010) — As part works as the public relations intern for the Nola Richardson (IES Vienna 2007) — Is a International Symposium on Social of her graduate studies, Megan is currently Chicago White Sox, for whom she writes professional musician in Baltimore, where Communication in Santiago de Cuba. He is in Cape Town, South Africa. Through the and edits Spanish-language materials. She she sings with the Baltimore Choral Arts raising funds to travel to the conference in two-year Global Studies Programme, she was also Coordinating Producer of the Society, the Washington National Cathedral, January. spent a semester in Freiburg, Germany, at Spanish-language video series Orgullo Sox: Chantry, and numerous opera companies Rachel Slough (IES Salamanca 2006) — Is a the University of Freiburg; next year, she Mi Mundo White Sox. and performance organizations on the East librarian at the University of Wisconsin–La will study at Chulalongkorn University in Celeste (Nunez) Rangel (IES Nantes 2007, coast. Crosse and trying to keep her Spanish alive Bangkok, Thailand, and then complete a IES Nagoya 2008) — After graduation, Erie Roberts (IFSA Butler England 2005) — “wherever and however” she can. Last five-month internship anywhere in the Celeste became a Spanish teacher in Completed a master’s degree at Oxford summer, she taught for Concordia Language world. She writes, “It’s been a tremendous Chicago. Now, she lives in a small town in University and now lives in London with her Village’s camp El Lago del Bosque, and this experience so far and I’m anxious to see Aomori Prefecture, Japan, where she husband. year co-led a trip to Peru for area what lies ahead! None of this would have teaches English at the local primary schools. Jason Roechsley (CIEE Guanajuato 2009) — teenagers. happened without my IWU study abroad Adebola Olayinka (IWU Madrid 2008, IES Completed his Fulbright in Teaching English Bianca Spratt (SIT South Africa 2010) — experience with the IES European Union Chile 2009) — Recently completed a in Aguascalientes, Mexico. He recently Bianca currently serves as a Public Ally in Program and I thank my lucky stars to have master’s degree in International Relations started a master’s degree program in Chicago. In her first year of service, she had that opportunity.” from the University of Chicago, and now Spanish at Illinois State University and plans worked as a Youth Worker Associate with Morgan Wetzel (CIEE Seoul 2008) — Works works for Delta Airlines in Minneapolis/St. to return to Mexico to teach English when it the Chicago Youth Centers ABC Polk Bros, for PricewaterhouseCoopers’ federal Paul. Through this job, she has so far been is completed. mentoring and tutoring 5–18 year olds. As advisory practice in Washington, DC. She is able to travel to Tokyo, Japan; Cape Town, Caroline Rohloff (IES Nantes 2010) — “I a second-year Ally, she now works with the currently in a project management office South Africa; Santiago, Chile (3 times to visit loved my time abroad in France and I’m United Way of Metropolitan Chicago. within the Department of Justice helping to her host family and friends); and Nigeria to very excited to be continuing my Ariana Strahl (IES Vienna 2006) — Returned rework some business processes. visit family. international experience this next year” by to Vienna in 2008, where she studied with Lindsay (Zabel) Schmitt (IFSA Butler Shannon O’Rourke (SIT Switzerland 2006) attending the University of Glasgow in her former IES teacher for another four Scotland 2006) — Currently works as the — Works for the Norwegian Refugee Scotland for a one-year master’s program in years. She is now in the second year of a Technology Librarian at Deerfield Public Council in the Democratic Republic of European Politics. young artist contract with the Komische Library, located in Deerfield, Illinois. She Congo. She is the project coordinator in Stephanie Ross (DIS Copenhagen 2009) — Oper Berlin. and her husband are planning a trip to charge of all education in emergencies Is a Peace Corps volunteer in the Manyara Hayley Strege (IFSA Butler Chile 2007) — Is Norway in 2013. programming in the country, including region of Tanzania, where she teaches a dual-language teacher in Streamwood, IL, Shanshan Zhao (SACI Florence 2011) — Is a building temporary schools, training science at the Mulbadaw Secondary School. and is working on her bilingual teaching junior art director with a New York ad teachers, and providing classes for students She is also writing a grant to start a library endorsement. agency. who have fled their homes due to war. and beginning a Zinduka program, which Aaron Sutherland (IES London 2009) — Is Lauren Ostrowski (IES Madrid 2003) — teaches about HIV/AIDS through soccer living in Chicago, working at a career in

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Oct 4 — International INTERNATIONAL ARRIVALS Studies Open House , 4:00, Beckman Auditorium, The Illinois Wesleyan welcomes 26 new Akari Komatsu Japan Siming Peng China Ames Library. international students from 10 countries Xi Lin China Kyle Silang Philippines to campus. IWU now hosts close to 90 Hanlun Lu China Monica Villegas Colombia Oct 8 — Film: All My Girls students from over 20 countries. Shiqing Ma China An Vu Thuy Nguyen Vietnam (Alle meine Mädchen), 7:00, Imane Mansouri Morocco Xinyun Ye China CNS C101. The students began arriving in mid- Hy Nguyen Vietnam Haocheng Zan China August, a week before the other first- My Nguyen Vietnam Oct 9 — Film: If the Earth  year students, to give them a chance to Dung Nguyen Vietnam Weren't Round (Wäre die Please join us in also welcoming the settle in and to undergo an orientation Ngoc Giao Nguyen Vietnam Erde nicht rund), 7:00, CNS following international faculty to life in the United States and in Adelana Olaosebikan Nigeria C101. Bloomington-Normal before diving into members: "Turning Titan" activities with IWU’s Oct 10 — May Term Travel Ingrid Buckley (Jamaica) other new students. Course Fair, 5:00–7:00, Visiting Asst. Professor of Computer Young Main Lounge. Please join us in welcoming the Science following students to campus. Nawaraj Chaulagain (Nepal) Oct 18  IS Colloquium, Visiting Instructor in Religion 4:00, Beckman Auditorium, Ines Banos Garcia Spain The Ames Library. Othman Brihalla Morocco Mayumi Manabe (Japan) Shen Yee Choong Malaysia Visiting Asst. Professor of Japanese Oct 22  Non-Org, Assistant Truc Anh Dao Vietnam Geremias Polanco Encarnacion Professor Meghan Burke and Huy Do Vietnam (Dominican Republic) Professor William Munro Yizhe Gao China Visiting Asst. Professor of Mathematics speak about their IES Zixiang Geng China Abroad Seminars in New international students dining in the Sun-Youn Shin (China) Christine Hartmann Germany London/Milan and Uptown Normal circle. (Photo courtesy Adjunct Instructor of Piano Hatim Kenni Morocco Rome/Serbia, noon, the of M. Featherly) Henning Room. Laura Hones Netherlands Oct 22  London Program Kari Huddleston England information session, 4:00, Study Abroad: Out and Back Diana Kuhiwczak Ireland Beckman Auditorium, The Bon voyage, fall 2011 abroaders! Julieanne Sthay England Kristyn Kuzniar England Ames Library. Karen Thul England Lane Lagattuta Denmark Alicia Barnett Australia David Lawrence III England Nov 1  IS Colloquium, “The Brynn Tomko Argentina :00, BECKMAN AUDITORIUM, THE AMESAmbria LIBRARY Bernardi England Erin Levy Spain Lost Boys of Sudan,” 4:00, Emma VanderWoude England Rebecca Brait England Xinlin Xu England Li Li Spain Beckman Auditorium, The Kelsey Brattin England Ames Library. Jennifer Long Tanzania Patrick Burke Ireland  Amanda Magallon Spain Nov 4 — Mandatory Pre- Vincent Cefali Denmark And welcome home to our spring and Scott Maguire Greece departure meeting for all Allison Cole Ecuador summer 2011 study abroad students! Kendall Marston England spring study abroad Jeremy Duffee England Laila Andoni Denmark Daniel McGuire Greece students, 4:00–7:00, CNS Kaitlin Dunn Denmark Aleeza Asghar England Caroline McMahon England C102. Rebecca Ebben Italy Roy Asmussen China Cassandra Mellen Spain Lindsay Edwards Italy Nov 7  Hunger Banquet, Callie Ault Spain Zachary Meyer England Elizabeth Egan England 5:30–7:00, the Davidson Courtney Balk Denmark Scott Meyers Spain Room. Kaitlyn Eichinger Denmark Sarah Berk Denmark Abigail Mills Spain Stephanie Fenty Italy Jennifer Boll Spain Elisa Palluau France Nov 15  IS Colloquium, Dylan Fischer England Alexander Bradford Spain Nora Peterson Spain 4:00, Beckman Auditorium, Catherine Geehan Morocco Paige Brave Spain Stephanie Pierson Italy The Ames Library. Bradley Gresik Scotland Genesis Brown China Max Polisky Morocco Christopher Grills Austria Dec 1  Making Human Frances Bruce Australia Kelsey Quitschau Spain Rights Real, workshop, 8:30- Danielle Kamp England Stephanie Buhrow Spain Kathryn Robinette Spain 11:30am, Young Main Margaret Klees Morocco Nina Butler Spain Brett Robinson Spain Lounge and Joslin Atrium. Elissa Ledvort Italy Abigail Carter Ireland Katelyn Rowley England Katrina Lukes England Anne Chapman Austria Svenja Schroeder Argentina Dana Marlin Brazil Mengyuan Chen Spain Brenton Schroeder China Shane McGowan Ireland Jesse Corkin Germany Melissa Seeborg England Lina Meilus Russia Ivy Craig Spain, Tanzania Margaret Sheridan Australia Alexandra Morefield Ireland Savannah Davis England Caitlin Shiga Japan Zach Morrison England Anna DeGraaf France Danielle Siemer China Elizabeth Muir Scotland Theodore Delicath England, Uganda Elizabeth Smith Spain Alison Murphy England Natalie Enda Spain Hannah Smith Spain Joseph O'Brien Ireland William Erlain England Sijia Song England Simeon Pratt Australia Hannah Fischer Spain Angelika Stachura Denmark Mackenzie Rivkin Denmark Charles Golaszewski England Kathryn Stiefel India wRenRuthven Romack Morocco Alexandrea Hackel Spain Emily Susina Ireland Yichen Shao England Aubrey Hayes Argentina Hannah Taylor Australia Iris Sowlat England Kathryn Haynes Spain Jennifer Twiddy Denmark Edward Spring Denmark Elizabeth Henderlite Denmark Sara Vore Spain Chloe Staub Argentina Elizabeth Hohenshell Spain Emily Wechter Thailand