| Registered
Organizations |
| The following is a list of
organizations that have registered for the Clarion University Fall Study
Abroad Fair. The list is subject to change as organizations
continue to register. |
| Organization: | CEA Global Education |
| Web Address: | www.gowithcea.com |
| Description: | The mission of CEA Global Education is to create and facilitate opportunities for academic achievement, global competence and personal growth through quality international education. CEA Global Education was founded in 1997 to provide international education opportunities and the highest quality student support for U.S. and Canadian university students interested in exploring global issues in exciting global cities. Today, CEA sends thousands of students every year on education abroad programs to locations in several countries, including Argentina, Chile, China, Costa Rica, Czech Republic, England, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, South Africa and Spain. |
| Organization: | Department of Modern Languages & Cultures - Clarion University |
| Web Address: | http://www.clarion.edu/1064/ |
| Description: | The Department of Modern Languages offers study Abroad opportunities for a semester, an academic year, or during the summer break. Students can study abroad in Spanish Speaking countries, France, Quebec, or Germany. |
| Organization: | Amizade Global Service-Learning |
| Web Address: | http://amizade.org/ |
| Description: | Amizade Global Service-Learning has been empowering individuals and communities through worldwide service and learning since 1994. Over 4,500 individuals have served with local community leaders in 9 countries. Projects range from working with women and girls on rainwater harvesting initiatives in Tanzania to running at-risk youth camps in Jamaica. Amizade offers a number of courses from full semester programs to short term programs during winter, spring and summer breaks. |
| Organization: | Torino Study Abroad |
| Web Address: | www.torinostudyabroad.org |
| Description: | Torino Study Abroad is a new, non-profit program in Northern Italy. The program is the vision of a group of Americans and Italians who see the combined value of the American pedagogical style and the cultural richness that Torino provides as a host city. Although classes will be conducted in English, Italian language and culture courses will be offered and encouraged for semester long stays. Classes are held in a 17th century baroque building, and student apartments are located just a short walk away. We also offer academic scholarships that cut the cost in half for qualifying students. |
| Organization: | Office of International Programs, Clarion University |
| Web Address: | clarion.edu/ |
| Description: | The Office of International Programs is Clarion's "Go-to" place for information about study abroad. Stop by anytime. We are located in the basement of Ralston Hall. |