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April 2022 Newsletter
Welcome back for the second half of spring semester!
The Center for Global Education is open. Visit us at 576 N. Glassell St. Our office hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Staff are available in-person or via email, phone and Zoom.
Welcome, Elaine!
Please join us in welcoming the newest member of the CGE team, Elaine Yumiba-Schad. She is serving as the Center's new department coordinator and will be the first point of contact for most of our services.
Apply for Spring 2023 Semester Abroad Until May 6
Spring 2023 applications are still open through May 6th at 4pm PT! Explore programs in over 40 countries for all majors and minors. Need help deciding? Check out our major/minor brochures.
New Semester Abroad Programs
We have two Mexico sites and one Florence program joining our roster of semester abroad options! Take a look at SIT Mexico, Instituto Tecnológico de Monterrey, and Accademia Italiana.
Global First Steps
Attend a virtual Global First Steps session to learn about semester abroad, travel courses and international internships.
Please note: students interested in a semester abroad must attend one session to open an application.
VAMONOS: Latinx Abroad Series
On April 12th, 19th, and 26th, the CGE and LatinX Club will present a series of events in which students can hear about study abroad opportunities at Chapman, considerations for the Latinx community when applying, and stories from Latinx alumni.
ISEP Visa Workshops
From April 7-21, ISEP will offer a series of visa workshops, where students can learn the steps they need to secure visas and ask questions about the process. Featured countries include Spain, Belgium, France, Switzerland, and Italy.
CEA Information Session
Join Matthew Janus, regional director for CEA Study Abroad, to learn more about their program options for semesters and summers abroad. Locations include Buenos Aires, Grenoble, Madrid, Paris, San Jose, and Seville!
Design & Culture: An Italian Perspective
On April 23rd, at 10:30a.m., the Musco Center will host a thought-provoking celebration of Italian design, featuring talks by scholars of fashion, industrial design, culture, and the arts.
Italian Studies Travel Funding
Students working toward an Italian Studies minor or major will receive a scholarship of $1,000 or more when they are accepted to any of the program’s Travel Courses to Italy.
Read previous publications: CGE Newsletter Archive
CGE Update: For updates on the status of international travel through our office, please review the COVID-19 Updates for Global Education Program.
COVID-19 Updates: Visit our CU Safely Back website.
To stay up to date with the latest changes in our travel programs, connect with us and feel free to email us directly with any questions or concerns. We remain hopeful that travel and study abroad will resume, so we are sharing the following information to encourage future study abroad planning. Please be mindful that plans may have to change and adapt because of coronavirus travel restrictions and health guidelines.
