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George Hayward, 2012 North Queensland Sustainability student blogger, writes: Saturday May 26 I don’t have a bucket list (maybe I should), but if I did, snorkeling on the Great Barrier Reef probably would have been on it. In which case, I could now cross it off! That’s right, today was our first day at The Reef for data collection and…
Continue readingRegardless of whether Australia or New Zealand is the rightful creator of the first pavlova, the sweet treat remains a favorite in both countries. And ninety-five miles west of Cairns at Tyrconnell is home to arguably one of the best pavlovas found in Australia. Our friend and co-operator of Tyrconnell, Cate Harley, whips up pavlovas that have all our North…
Continue readingRecently Air New Zealand and the New Zealand Department of Conservation signed a $1 million deal that ensures flights for endangered species between sanctuaries and also promotes national walking tracks. The three-year partnership between these entities will increase marketing and conservation programs for the National Parks Great Walks and the species translocations needs. As part of the partnership, “The Great…
Continue readingIf you’ve been on our Fiji program, then you’ve likely met our field guide Helen Sykes. Helen’s expertise in marine ecology, coral reef systems and sustainability practices is vital to the academic content of our program. What you may not know is that Helen is a general wealth of information about Fiji and its islands. The New York Times’ Frugal…
Continue readingAlyse Horn, Lions Abroad marketing intern, writes: It’s weird to think that one year ago I was embarking on the adventure of a lifetime in New Zealand. Now, I sit in disbelief because the memories made during my study abroad are still fresh in my mind. I can still hear our field guide, Dr. Pat Devlin, reciting the hoards of…
Continue readingWe’re pleased to announce our summer 2012 program bloggers will be: North Queensland, Australia (Sustainability): Hannah Cohan & George Hayward New Zealand (Adventure Tourism): Lily Hislop & Kerri Malone New Zealand & Sydney (Sustainability): Samantha Florio Now in its second year, our student blogger program provides the student perspective on study abroad experiences, adventures and growth. Our bloggers will be…
Continue readingOur friends over at the Australian Trade Commission, located at the Embassy of Australia in Washington, DC, just let us know of a summer marketing internship opportunity. If you’ve studied on one of our Australia programs, then you’re a prime candidate for this position. During your internship, you would assist with market research, student enquiries, website development, online social media,…
Continue readingYou already spend countless hours on Pinterest every day, so why not try to win something in the process? StudentUniverse.com’s latest contest challenges students to create a Board on Pinterest showcasing your Summer Dream Travel and be entered for the chance to win a $500 travel voucher on StudentUniverse. Five hundred bucks toward airfare, lodging and other travel essentials could…
Continue readingIf you’re headed on a program this summer, hopefully you’ve heard from your faculty member by now about the AUIP student blogger positions available. If not though, here’s the scoop: AUIP is selecting students from each of its summer programs to serve as a student blogger. The bloggers will provide firsthand accounts of their study abroad experiences in the South…
Continue readingNeed a job for this spring? Live in Washington, D.C. or willing to move there? Well, consider this internship gig: The Australian Trade Commission located at the Embassy of Australia in D.C. needs an Investment and Business Development intern. Working four to five days a week full-time at the Australian Trade Commission is sure to gain you some invaluable experience. Read…
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