[StudyAbroad] Study Abroad E-News: Monday, November 3

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In this issue:

 *   BR & SM International Opps Study Breaks - don't miss them!
 *   Richard U. Light Fellowship
 *   Yale Summer Session Study Abroad Info Meeting
 *   Drop-ins @ Bass Library
 *   New!  Searchable Database for International Opportunities


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Branford & Silliman Peer Advisers Host Study Breaks This Week
BR Int'l Info Session & Ashley's Ice Cream
When: Wed, Nov. 5, 6p - 8pm
Where: BR Common Room
Grab some Ashley's ice cream and learn more about the many international opportunities available to you. Organized by returned students in BR, this study break will give you the chance to get your questions answered by students who have already studied or worked abroad.

SM Int'l Opportunities Study Break
When: Wed, Nov. 5, 8p - 9pm
Where: SM Buttery
Take a break from your studies to grab some pizza and to learn more about the many international opportunities available to you. Organized by returned students in SM, this study break will give you the chance to get your questions answered by students who have already studied or worked abroad.


Richard U. Light Fellowship Information
Richard U. Light Fellowships provide full funding for Yale students of exceptional promise to study Chinese, Japanese, or Korean at specifically approved sites in the People's Republic of China, Taiwan, Japan, and South Korea. Applicants must obtain admission at Committee-approved sites. Candidates must have achieved a basic proficiency (at least one year of intensive study at Yale or a comparable program) in the target language, but should not be fluent speakers of the language. Those who have advanced proficiency in one language may apply for the Fellowship in a second East Asian language. Citizenship is not a factor in the selection. Recipients are expected to continue language study after they return from Asia, preferably at Yale.  The Light Fellowships are awarded twice each year and are tenable for one Yale semester, an academic year, a summer, or combinations thereof.  All registered Yale students are eligible to apply, including graduating seniors and students in the graduate and professional schools.

Mark your calendars, and attend one of the upcoming Light Fellowship information meetings:

Tuesday, November 4 @ 4pm
Thursday, November 13 @ 4pm
Monday, December 1 @4pm

**All meetings are held in Room 369 at 55 Whitney Ave.  Remember to bring your ID to swipe in at the building reception desk.**
Note:  All applicants, even previous winners, must attend an information meeting<http://www.yale.edu/iefp/light/calendar.html#information_meetings> in the current application year to become eligible to apply.

Information on the fellowship is available at http://www.yale.edu/iefp/light/.

Student Grants Database Registration Deadline (for Summer/ Term/Academic Year Study):  December 5, 2008
Deadline for letters of recommendation and Language evaluation:  January 9, 2009
Application Deadline:  January 16, 2009






Yale Summer Session - Study Abroad Summer 2009 Information Meeting

When:   Tuesday, November 4 @ 4pm

Where:  55 Whitney Ave., Room 305



Are you thinking about taking a Yale Summer Session course abroad? Come find out more information about courses offered and anything else you wanted to know!





Drop-Ins @ Bass Library

Have a quick questions about international study, internship and fellowship options for Yale College students?  If you are near Bass Library between 1 and 2pm on Tuesday afternoon, stop by the help desk on the lower level and speak to one of the team members from The Center for International Experience.





Search for International Opportunities!

The Center for International Experience offers a new online system<http://www.yale.edu/yalecollege/international/opportunities> that allows Yale undergraduates to research international opportunities. Currently you can search the database for any number of criteria, including destination, type of activity, and programs sponsored by Yale. More in-depth information about programs is available once you click on the links provided in your search results.  Check out the Opportunities page of the CIE web site<http://www.yale.edu/yalecollege/international/opportunities> and begin searching!












For additional information about study abroad,
be sure to visit our web site at www.yale.edu/yalecollege/studyabroad<http://www.yale.edu/yalecollege/studyabroad>


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