Through the “Jepsen Challenge,” your donations large and small help aspiring education majors afford to participate in unique study abroad opportunities offered by the College of Education.
Through the “Jepsen Challenge,” your donations large and small help aspiring education majors afford to participate in unique study abroad opportunities offered by the College of Education.
Through June 30, alum Keith Jepsen and his spouse Kathleen Dore will match up to $25,000 of gifts to the College of Education designated for either the Jepsen International Scholars Program Endowment or the College of Education Global Initiatives Fund.
The United International Association (UIA) will be hosting the 45th annual International Fair at Illinois State University on Saturday, March 19, in the Brown Ballroom.
The Summer 2016 Study Abroad deadline has been extended to March 15 for select study abroad programs. Students interested in earning three to 12 credits over the summer are encouraged to explore the opportunity of studying for 10 days to eight weeks abroad this summer. The following are the programs still welcoming applications: Programs open
The Office of International Studies and Programs (OISP) and the Office of Risk Management would like to bring to your attention important information regarding the Zika virus.
The Study Abroad Office welcomes Edge Hill University to the list of program offerings for Illinois State students.
Samantha Garner, a senior criminal justice sciences major from Watseka, spent the fall semester studying abroad at Glasgow Caledonian University in Glasgow, Scotland.
The Office of International Studies and Programs is announcing that, due to financial constraints, the Faculty International Travel Grant (FITG) program will be suspended for 2016.
In an effort to continue expanding study abroad opportunities for Illinois State students, the Study Abroad Office has established a new Latin American partnership with Universidad Veritas in San Jose, Costa Rica.
