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An Opportunity to Grow: Global Student Leadership Summit in Review
The Global Student Leadership Summit (GSLS) brought together dynamic young leaders with a demonstrated commitment to global citizenship and the responsibilities that come with it. I was honored to ...
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How to Make Your Study Abroad Experience More Marketable to Future Employers
How do you let employers know that you haven't just spent your entire semester train hopping from one tourist destination to another? How do you make sure your study abroad experience is unique? He...
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Exploring Identity in Japan
How has my identity affected my study abroad experience? As identities go, nothing about me makes me particularly outwardly distinctive, at least in Japan. As a half-Chinese cis-gendered woman, I l...
It’s More Than A Passport Stamp: Articulating Your Global Experience
When someone asks you about your global experience, what do you tell them? While your response may be different depending on who’s asking, Diversity Abroad wil...
“Living abroad before beginning my career was the best advice I could ever take. Whether it be a school-year abroad, a summer visit, a mission trip, or a gap year before you transition to grad school or the workforce, travel before starting your career is the best time to do so.”
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“My international experience has made me much more confident in my language learning skills, in my ability to navigate unknown situations and has solidified my passion for international exchanges.”
“I realized the importance of self care and self love. That was an unintentional lessson I learned from my study abroad experience, but definitely the most valuable.”
