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On PBS's MediaShift blog, Kat Russell, Istanbul 2011, reflects on what it takes to study abroad, especially in a culture so different from her own.
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Greetings!
With Thanksgiving nearly upon us, now's a good time to take a look at ieiMedia's 2013 programs so you or your students can ponder next summer's plans during the break.
Here's what one of last year's students said about the ieiMedia experience:
"This summer changed my life not only as a journalist, but also as a world citizen." --Indiana University junior Milana Katic Next summer, our international learning adventures include:The application deadline is February 15. Early applications--due by January 1--earn a $200 discount.
Be sure to check out our new partnership with Fund My Travel, a crowdfunding site that helps students raise money to make their study-abroad dreams come true.
We are also pleased to announce a new academic partner, Southeast Missouri State University, which joins us in the Armagh, Northern Ireland, program. If you are a journalism educator, please note that we are looking for new academic partners for summer 2014. Interested? Contact me.
Elsewhere in this newsletter, you can learn about the great jobs and internships our alumni are landing, find out more about the Perpignan, France, program, discover resources for global learning, and check out our teachers' tips and tools.
And help us spread the word! Please forward this newsletter to students and colleagues.
Sincerely, Rachele Kanigel Executive Director ieiMedia Associate Professor of Journalism, San Francisco State University |
Our Students Get Jobs in Media & Global Orgs |
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Samantha Blee
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Alumni at Work
We're so happy to hear from our alums about the terrific jobs and internships they get after spending a summer studying with us. Here are a couple of updates we've recently received: - Samantha Blee (Loyola University Maryland), Urbino 2010, is an associate producer for National Geographic Digital Media. In a recent dispatch, she describes how "working outside your comfort zone" can help young journalists land their dream jobs.
- Sydni Dunn (Louisiana State University), Urbino 2011, scored four internships this summer. In a recent post, she describes how she made her choice among this embarrassment of riches.
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Global Reporting News & Resources
| Crowdfund Your Study Abroad, Two Video Contests
- Here's a great way to fund your study-abroad dream: IeiMedia has partnered with crowdfunding site Fund Your Travel to help students raise money for international studies.
- Voting is still open for Connecting Our World's Student Diplomat video contest. Help some lucky student win a $1,000 travel voucher.
- Check out the finalists' entries in InternationalStudent.com's travel video contest--and make plans for entering next year!
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Program Focus
| Ooh, La, La! Have We Got a Program for You! Do you want to explore the new interactive storytelling possibilities of the iPad? Would you like to do it in the South of France? This summer in Perpignan, France, students will study multimedia storytelling and then report on the community, publishing their work in a tablet magazine and on a website. In addition, we'll have a small team of students focused on app development, publication design and graphics. The program is open to students and recent graduates from all schools. All majors are welcome; journalism, mass comm or publication design coursework and/or experience on a student or professional publication is desirable but not required. Learn more about our Perpignan, France, program. |
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Teaching Tools & Tips
| Journalism Resources From Our Faculty
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IeiMedia, a pioneer in journalism education, has been taking students abroad since 2002. It was founded by Andrew Ciofalo, now a professor emeritus at Loyola University Maryland.
Our projects aim to educate students in various media disciplines while at the same time inspiring them to explore a foreign culture. For each project, students produce a publication--a multimedia website, print or digital magazine or book--about the community where they live and learn. Nearly 450 students have participated in these programs.
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