Session Information
NAFSA 60th Annual Conference & Expo
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Breaking Barriers: Why and How Nontraditional Students Study Abroad
Track
:
May 28, 2008
Program Code:
GS-312
Date:
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Time:
3:45 PM to 5:00 PM
EST
Location:
Washington Convention Center, 143 AB
CHAIR
:
Michael Yarabinec, San Francisco State University
PRESENTER
(S):
Leo Van Cleve, The California State University
Marilyn Jackson, San Francisco State University
Description
The number of nontraditional students
on study abroad (students of color, ethnic
minorities, older returning students, etc.)
remains small. In a video format, nontraditional
students speak in "before" and "after"
interviews about their experiences. A panel will
discuss successful models to encourage these
students and strategies to open the possibility
of participation in longer programs. Thread 2
on study abroad (students of color, ethnic
minorities, older returning students, etc.)
remains small. In a video format, nontraditional
students speak in "before" and "after"
interviews about their experiences. A panel will
discuss successful models to encourage these
students and strategies to open the possibility
of participation in longer programs. Thread 2
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