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IES Abroad Site Visit Request

Center site visits are organized through Beth Eustis, Assistant Vice President of College Relations , in order to coordinate all aspects of the visit, including how to best meet every visitor’s individual objectives and goals. Although visits are facilitated through IES Abroad, visitors cover their own costs.

We ask that you outline the reasons for the visit, objectives to be met, and the proposed time frame. IES Abroad asks for notification of at least one month prior to a visit. Knowing this information will help IES Abroad facilitate the most successful visits possible.

Examples of activities include: touring the IES Abroad Center; meeting with Center staff and faculty; observing IES Abroad or partner university classes; learning more about internships; seeing student housing; meeting with students; learning more about customized programming.

Questions or Comments? Contact Beth Eustis at beustis@iesabroad.org  or 800.995.2300 for more information.

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IES Abroad will do its best to accommodate the timing of a proposed visit. However, due to a Center’s academic schedule, there are some periods, like orientation and exam weeks, during which Center visits are not possible. As a result, a visitor may be asked to propose an alternative timeframe.
IES Abroad will do its best to accommodate the timing of a proposed visit. However, due to a Center’s academic schedule, there are some periods, like orientation and exam weeks, during which Center visits are not possible. As a result, a visitor may be asked to propose an alternative timeframe.