This Thanksgiving we're thankful for the time this year gave us to reflect on what's important, be grateful for travel and the many cultures that make up our world, and to find a renewed sense of wanderlust and passion for study abroad. We can’t wait to help you see the world, hopefully someday soon. In the meantime, check out some of these Thanksgiving-inspired pieces from across the web and give yourself a little global escape today.
Whether it was an outstanding trip or a spectacular meal, there are a lot of little moments that bring a smile to our students' faces now that they’ve returned from
While interning in London, Dayna Mathew says she discovered her true passion—helping women pursue better lives. Dayna was named a Global Citizen of the Year Finalist for her contributions to Working Chance, a recruitment consultancy for women ex-offenders. We caught up with Dayna to hear how her passion sparked during her internship abroad continues to drive her as she pursues graduate degree from University of Cincinnati.
From October 16-18th, study abroad professionals from around the world came to Chicago for the 2019 IES Abroad Annual Conference. We enjoyed meeting new colleagues and reconnecting with long-time friends and educational partners. If you weren’t able to make it—have no fear, your 2019 recap is here!
Nadine Baldani, Executive Advisor, Lead 5050; Mary M. Dwyer, Ph.D., President and CEO, IES Abroad; and Sarah E. Spencer, Director of Global Strategy, The Global Leadership League.
When Kathleen Blehl first arrived in Milan she didn't know how much her life would change. We caught up with Kathleen, a 2017 Global Citizen of the Year Finalist, to hear how her study abroad experience still impacts her life today as an English teacher in Ukraine.
Meet Christl Cozort (IES Abroad Nantes, Fall 1984 | University of Virginia), Interpreter at the European Commission. Studying French language as an undergraduate, Christl's study abroad experience inspired and prepared her for a career with an international focus.
You already know that study abroad is an awesome, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. (Why else would you be on this site?) You’re on board, and you've figured out everything you actually need to get there—go you! There’s just one little thing—How do I pay for stuff while I'm abroad?
