[IEFP_StudyAbroad] Study Abroad E-News: Friday, February 8
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Fri Feb 8 15:22:02 EST 2008
In this issue:
* This week's meetings
* Study Abroad Program Applications - Notes on the Home School
Nomination Form
Upcoming Info Meetings
It's a very busy week ...
Study Abroad for Anthropology Majors (or potential anthro majors)
When: Monday, 2/11 from 12noon - 1:30pm
Where: 10 Sachem St. (the anthro building), Room 105
What: Learn about how studying abroad can fit into the
Anthropology major and hear from Anthro majors who
have already studied abroad. Refreshments will be served!
PKU-Yale University Study Break @ TD
When: Monday, 2/11 @ 9pm
Where: TD Dining Hall
What: Come to the dining hall and talk to students who have
participated on the Peking University-Yale
University Joint Undergraduate Program in
Beijing. Dumplings will be served!
Year/Term Abroad Info Session
When: Tuesday, 2/12, @ 4pm
Where: IEFP Room 369
What: Learn about how you can study abroad with programs
and universities world-wide and earn a full semester
or year of Yale credit and take your financial aid with
you. This information meeting is perfect for freshmen
who want to begin planning for a 2nd semester sophomore, or
junior year semester abroad, and for sophomores who
want to explore their options for next year.
PKU-Yale University Study Break @ Silliman
When: Tuesday, 2/12 from 9-11pm
Where: Silliman Fellows' Lounge
What: Come to the Fellows' Lounge and talk to students who
have participated on the Peking University-Yale University
Joint Undergraduate Program in Beijing. Dumplings will be served!
CUPA Paris Info Session
When: Wednesday, 2/13, @ 4pm
Where: IEFP Room 309A
What: Pascale Bessieres, Director of the
<http://www.cupa-paris.org/current/intro/menu.html>CUPA program in
Paris will be holding an information session for
students interested in studying abroad in Paris. CUPA
allows students to take regular courses at universities
throughout Paris (a full list can be found on the
CUPA web site).
PKU-Yale University Info Meeting for Economics Majors
When: Wednesday, 2/13 @ 4pm
Where: LC (stay tuned for exact location -- posters will also be up
in LC to direct you to the meeting)
What: Find out about the program in general, and learn
about the academic options for economics
majors. Dumplings will be served!
Study Abroad Applications -- the Home School Nomination/Home School
Approval Forms
For those of you who are in the process of completing study abroad
program applications, a few notes on the approval forms included with
most applications ...
1. These forms have various names, such as Undergraduate Approval
Form, Home School Nomination, Home School Approval Form, etc. All
are essentially the same thing -- a form that asks questions about
good academic standing, if you've been approved by Yale to study
abroad, and how the credit transfer works.
2. For academic semester/year study abroad: these forms need to be
filled out by one of the study abroad advisors in IEFP. We request
that you bring these forms in to IEFP, along with an addressed,
stamped envelope, and leave them for us to fill out (you can also
give them to us during appointments or walk-ins, but we will still
need the envelope to send them out). Please be sure you fill out
your portion of the form before leaving it for us. We can usually
get these forms completed and in the mail within two business
days. Please turn in the dean's form of your Yale Year/Term Abroad
Program application at the same time.
3. For summer study abroad: in the case of summer applications, it
is usually most appropriate for these forms to be filled out by your
residential college dean (she/he may call our office with any
questions about the form). This is because there is no approval
process through the JYA Committee for summer study abroad, and our
Committee does not play an official role in awarding summer credit.
4. Specific info for CIEE and Butler forms: CIEE forms have two
parts -- one is a general section asking if the student has their
home school's approval to study abroad, the other is a more in-depth
evaluation of your adjustment to college life, etc. IEFP will fill
out the first part of these forms, but will ask that you have your
dean or academic advisor fill out the second part. For Butler forms,
please make sure you leave both pages of the form with this office --
the first page has your information, including the programs to which
you are applying, and the second page is the part we will out. We
(and Butler!) need both these pages to stay together.
Any questions about this, or any other aspect of the application
process, please call the office (432-8684) to schedule an appointment.
For more up-to-date information on study abroad and fellowships,
be sure to visit our news pages at http://www.yale.edu/iefp/news/index.html
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