Dr. Mary Dosch, Psychology, co-presented mixed-methods research entitled, “Growing Cultural Competence via Multidisciplinary Short-Term Study Abroad with a Service Learning Component” at the virtual American Counseling Association annual National convention, which is currently available throughout the month of April.
We have Dragons from across the world and Dragons who have studied across the world. If you’re one of those Dragons, this week is for you! If not, you can still celebrate (or become a study abroad student). Check out the blogs from last year to get in the traveling mood. International Education Week: Guest Blog – This blog interviews Muhammad Azam Awan, […]
In May 2019, Dr. Mary Dosch (psychology) and Vicki Riedinger (SLHS) led a group of 29 cross-disciplinary students on a 12-day service learning study abroad to Greece. While in Greece, they went to an elementary school for refugee children and worked with them to create artwork to beautify and personalize their school campus. In addition, Dr. Dosch presented her experiences […]
Does this time of year give you the winter blues? Thankfully, spring break is just around the corner. In the meantime, escape the Minnesota winter by reading about Haley Auger’s semester in Australia and Hannah Stelter’s current experience in Sweden! 1. Why did you choose to study abroad? “I always knew I wanted to study abroad, but I just didn’t know […]
If you’re one of the millions of people who make New Year’s resolutions, you also probably know that it’s often extremely difficult to keep momentum on the path toward change. Thankfully, MSUM has many resources that can help you transform your life for the better. Here’s a list of common New Year’s resolutions and the MSUM resources that can help […]