Mennonite College of Nursing has a history of association with groups who care for and serve people in need throughout the world.
Nursing students travel to Brazil, England, Russia for Transcultural Experiences
Unit: International Engagement
CJS student spends time in Croatia
Department of Criminal Justice Sciences student Richard Bey shared his thoughts on studying abroad in Croatia.
Honors Program students return from adventures in Germany
Twenty-five students from the Illinois State University Honors Program recently returned from an 11-day study-abroad experience traveling through Germany.
KNR students make Costa Rican cultural immersion trip
Eleven kinesiology and recreation students and faculty leaders traveled to Costa Rica for a nine-day cultural immersion visit in early May.
CJS student experiences summer in Scotland
Department of Criminal Justice Sciences student Kaitlyn Goodrum traveled outside of the United States for the first time this summer on her trip to Scotland.
International Student and Scholar Services team wins STAR Award
The International Student and Scholar Services team, along with partners in the Career Center, won the Division of Student Affairs’ STAR award for Outstanding New Program on May 7.
Talent beyond teaching: Campus jobs outside the classroom
Tell someone you work at the University and the same question is consistently asked: Do you teach? About 1,400 do at Illinois State, but many others are needed away from the classroom in jobs that are often unusual.
Lead a Study Abroad Program workshop, May 19
This three-hour workshop, facilitated by the Office of International Studies and Programs, will present an overview of the study abroad process and its foundational concepts.
‘Does Global Learning Matter?’ seminar April 22
The International Seminar Series will wrap up with the talk “Does Global Learning Matter?” at noon, Wednesday, April 22, in the Prairie Room of the Bone Student Center.
New class gives students rare view of Florence, Italy
When Ethan Witting visited Florence this summer, he already knew a lot more than other American tourists exploring the historic Italian city for the first time. Florence still blew him away.
