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Posted: Wednesday, January 29, 2014

Tell Students: Study Abroad for Educators - Germany 2014 Information Session

The School of Education is accepting applications for its inaugural Germany for Educators program. This three-week international initiative is an opportunity for students to study and observe German schools, culture, and history in and near Stuttgart, Germany, with program facilitators Tamara Horstman-Riphahn and John Carlino.

Eligibility and Details

  • Travel July 2–22 (approximate dates)
  • Non-credit-bearing program
  • Open to all currently enrolled teacher education graduate and undergraduate students
  • Funding opportunities may be available
  • No German-language skills necessary
  • Must be in good academic standing

Student Expectations

  • Attend a series of meetings during the spring 2014 semester to prepare for travel
  • Live with host families while in Germany
  • Complete a reflective journal while in Germany
  • Participate in all planned activities and class meetings prior to departure and while in Germany
  • Meet all application, materials, and payment requirements and deadlines

Activities Include

  • Partnership activities with teachers and faculty near Stuttgart, Germany
  • Visits to German schools and universities
  • Excursions to area communities and cultural and historical sites
  • Examinations of German education, history, and culture

Learn More

  • Attend the information session Wednesday, February 5, at 4:00 p.m. in Caudell Hall 115. We will discuss expectations, agenda, and costs and answer questions.
  • Review the program brochure.
  • Contact Tamara Horstman-Riphahn, ext. 3008, or Caudell Hall 114.
  • Apply now (note: the application deadline has been extended).
Submitted by: Tamara H Horstman-Riphahn
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