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Student Perspective: Through a Snowy Lens by Kennedy Fast, Washington State University

Kennedy reflects on how their experience abroad shaped their mindset. They write as follows: I think it fitting to...

Student Perspective: A Day on the M/V Ushuaia by Kennedy Fast, Washington State University

One of the best parts of the day is the outings! You’ll know what you’re doing because each evening...

Student Perspective: Study Abroad With Me in Australia! - by Emma Royce, The Ohio State University

Emma shares some of her favorite photos from her time studying Human Impacts on the Environment in Australia in...

Student Perspective: What I Wish I Knew Before Studying Abroad by Allie Thompson, Baylor University

Allie reflects on what she learnt and gives advice that might help future students in New Zealand, she writes:...

Student Perspective: Auckland Through My Digital Lens by Amina Williams, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Amina reflects on her study abroad experience and how her digital camera helped her capture the unforgettable beauty of...
Antarctica, Field Notes, Inspiration, Marketing Interns, Postcard, Snapshot, Stories, Student Perspective, Travel
Student Perspective: Through a Snowy Lens by Kennedy Fast, Washington State University
Antarctica, Field Notes, Inspiration, Marketing Interns, Postcard, Snapshot, Stories, Student Perspective, Travel
Student Perspective: A Day on the M/V Ushuaia by Kennedy Fast, Washington State University
Australia, Customized Program, Field Notes, Marketing Interns, Student Perspective, Travel
Student Perspective: Study Abroad With Me in Australia! - by Emma Royce, The Ohio State University
Customized Program, Field Notes, Inspiration, Marketing Interns, New Zealand, Postcard, Snapshot, Stories, Student Perspective, Travel
Student Perspective: What I Wish I Knew Before Studying Abroad by Allie Thompson, Baylor University
Customized Program, Field Notes, Inspiration, Marketing Interns, New Zealand, Postcard, Snapshot, Student Perspective, Suitcase, Travel
Student Perspective: Auckland Through My Digital Lens by Amina Williams, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Australia: North Queensland, Australia: Northern Territory, Australia: South Queensland, Australia: Sydney, What Next

What Next: Study in Australia with a public policy scholarship

In 2009, the Australian government announced the establishment of a prestigious annual scholarship program to recognize the contributions of Mrs. Anne Wexler for her role in fostering Australian-American relations. The aim of the Anne Wexler Scholarships is to grow Australian-American educational linkages by building a network of public policy experts and to encourage ongoing policy exchange between both countries. The…

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Antarctica, Australia: North Queensland, Australia: South Queensland, Australia: Sydney, Fiji, Library, New Zealand

Library: Steve Parish’s stunning photos of Australia

Steve Parish, award-winning wildlife photographer and Order of Australia recipient, is celebrating his 50th year of photographing Australia. Steve started his career photographing marine life on Australia’s coast line and in the years since, he has spent much of his life traveling Australia, capturing the land, its wildlife and its people in spectacular images. To celebrate his work he has published…

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2011 Student Blogs, New Zealand, Student Perspective

Student Perspective: Whales, dolphins, seals…oh my!

Alyse Horn, 2011 New Zealand student blogger, writes: During our last week in New Zealand Penn State and Virginia Tech really got to experience the marine life as well as the unique off shore and mainland island sancutuaries found in this country, which is something we have all been waiting for. This past Saturday we split into two groups and went hiking and kayaking in Abel Tasman…

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2011 Student Blogs, Australia: North Queensland, Student Perspective

Student Perspective: Back Stateside, Alyssa reflects on her Australian experience and plans for the future

Alyssa Lai, 2011 North Queensland student blogger, writes Home is, indeed, where the heart is. It is a little bittersweet to be back in Florida when my heart is still most definitely in Australia. Since I’ve been back, the jet lag is been horrible and I’ve barely slept a wink (I think my body is secretly waging a war to keep…

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Antarctica, New Zealand, News Brief

News Brief: An emperor penguin’s surprise visit to New Zealand

Here at AUIP we are accustomed to the excitement surrounding an emperor penguin sighting; wildlife spotting is one of the highlights on our Antarctica program and each year we receive many photos of a variety of penguin species in the natural landscape of Antarctica. However, we were not expecting the news and subsequent photos and videos from our own shores! The…

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2011 Student Blogs, Australia: North Queensland, Student Perspective

Student Perspective: Final days in Tropical North Queensland

Alyssa Lai, 2011 North Queensland student blogger, writes: G’day from Cairns! We’re in our final twelve hours in Australia, and the tearful goodbyes are going to begin soon. Since my last post, we finished our second day at the Great Barrier Reef. It was just as amazing as the first day. We saw a whole school of huge humphead parrotfish, a…

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2011 Student Blogs, New Zealand, Student Perspective

Student Perspective: Wheel barrows and milking on the West Coast

Alyse Horn, 2011 New Zealand student blogger, writes: Fox Glacier is found in South Westland, New Zealand and has been recorded to advance at up to four meters per day, and guess what? We climbed it on Tuesday. Just another tag to the awesomeness of New Zealand’s diverse ecosystem, the glacier is found surrounded by rainforest. Huge amounts of snow and…

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2011 Student Blogs, Australia: North Queensland, Student Perspective

Student Perspective: Roos, pavlova and the GBR bring Australia to life

Alyssa Lai, 2011 North Queensland student blogger, writes: G’day from Port Douglas! It’s good to be back in civilization! We spent three days in Tyrconnell after we said a tearful goodbye to Yungaburra and On the Wallaby. Tyrconnell is basically in the middle of nowhere—the true Outback. And Outback it was—I actually spotted a kangaroo outside our tents, pictured left,…

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2011 Student Blogs, Australia: South Queensland, Student Perspective

Student Perspective: Settling in Brisbane with Lone Pine and Pirates of the Caribbean

Adrienne Wilson, 2011 South Queensland student blogger, writes: Hello, world. I haven’t had a chance to go on the Internet almost at all since we’ve arrived, so here’s a mass update to make up for that. May 20 I arrived in Brisbane on May 20th, but it turned out that the rest of the class wasn’t arriving until the 21st,…

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