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International Education Week expands students’ understanding of world
November 9, 2022

This week, Baylor is hosting International Education Week. It is designed to promote and celebrate international exchange worldwide, according to Holly Joyner, assistant director of marketing and communications for the Center for Global Engagement.

Joyner is in charge of International Education Week and said the program began because of the Department of Education.

“International Education Week actually comes from the State Department and the Department of Education,” Joyner said. “Both those departments and the federal government come together and sanction one week every year to celebrate international education.”

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Last Language Standing competition encourages language use outside of classroom
November 8, 2022

Hosted from Nov. 7 to Nov. 11, Last Language Standing (LLS) is a weeklong competition among different languages taught at Baylor. The event is located in front of the Interactive Media & Language Center (iMLC) on the third floor of Draper Academic Building.

According to the LLS website, LLS allows languages to battle to see which one is used the most.

A daily prompt encourages participants to display their thoughts using languages other than English, answering on Post-its that they place on the walls of the third floor of Draper. Audio submissions are also allowed, and a QR code is provided at the site for audio entries.

According to the iMLC website, there are three methods to win: most posted language, most posted overall and most posted of the day. The prize includes bragging rights for a year, a mention on the social network and a gift card.

Hajime Kumahata, director of the iMLC, said there are three categories for the daily prompt: easy, intermediate and difficult. The levels cater to students’ lingual efficiencies, and the questions are from real-life situations rather than standard classroom scenarios like “Which comes first, the chicken or the egg?”

“These are ‘silly’ questions, and we never use that in classroom situations,” Kumahata said. “That makes [the participants] think how they can apply the grammar and vocabulary that they learned in the classroom into these situations.”

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Baylor Student receives William Marion Miller Prize for Academic Progress and determination in French
October 17, 2022

Baylor student Elise Martin, received the William Marion Miller Prize for Academic Progress and determination in French.  The award was presented by Professor Aurore Guitry, ACM-IAU’s French Language Coordinator.  Students’ achievements were celebrated throughout the day, starting with a procession, followed by the ceremony, and ending with a beautiful reception. 

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Committed to Community
October 17, 2022

At Baylor, students hail from all 50 states (as well as the District of Columbia) and more than 100 countries around the globe. These students bring to campus the sum of their own experiences to weave the tapestry of their Baylor experience on the foundational loom of Christian community.

When Tavis King left his hometown of Chicago in 2021 to begin his Baylor journey, he felt all the nervous excitement that the transition to college brings.

“It was scary,” King says. “I was a 15-hour drive from home, from all my friends that I’d grown up with and gone to school with since third grade. I’d just always been used to knowing everyone’s face, even if I didn’t know them.”

Thanks to his experience at Baylor Line Camp, King quickly connected with a variety of students from different backgrounds and found the community he sought during his college search.

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Study abroad fair showcases programs for upcoming semesters
September 13, 2022

The fair was held during Dr Pepper Hour in the Barfield Drawing Room in the Bill Daniel Student Center. Holly Joyner, program director of Global Scholars at Baylor, is the lead for the Study Abroad Fair and said she works with the Center for Global Engagement on the event.

“The Center for Global Engagement oversees the event as a way to spotlight opportunities for Baylor students to study, intern or do research internationally,” Joyner said.

Dr. Bo White, director of study abroad, said the Center for Global Engagement wants to offer students a chance to grow and learn as individuals.

“I hope students see that there are many opportunities to include international education into their degree plan,” White said. “Baylor University has bilateral agreements with nearly 10 of the top 100 international research universities in the world, and this list is expanding. We hope students connect with faculty and staff and those who have gone before them to consider their next steps. The world needs a Baylor, and Baylor needs to put its footprint on the world.”

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Message from the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, U.S. Department of State
May 25, 2022

Message from the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, U.S. Department of State

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Study abroad programs resume after COVID-19
November 11, 2021

Study abroad programs return to normal after almost a full year of uncertainty on whether they will be available for students. Applications for study abroad programs are currently open for the summer and fall terms of 2022. Study abroad director Bo White, Ed.D., suggested that students start preparing early in the year. In the long run, he said it is more beneficial for students to get on these tasks, given they will have more options and availability for their intended courses.

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Students in Paris
Diversity Abroad Names 2021 Excellence in Diversity & Inclusion in International Education (EDIIE) & Global Student Leadership Award Recipients
November 10, 2021

Baylor University's Center for Global Engagement’s First Abroad Fellows Program received an Excellence in Diversity & Inclusion in International Education award by Diversity Abroad at the Global Inclusion conference.

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‘International Dr Pepper Hour’ celebrates Global Friendship Program
November 10, 2021

The Center for Global Engagement partnered with the Paul L. Foster Success Center and hosted an International Dr. Pepper Hour on Tuesday in conjunction with the celebration of International Education Week on campus. Brandon Hoye, the international programs coordinator within the Center for Global Engagement, helped run the event, conversing with students and faculty about the program’s initiatives.

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International Education Week kicks off with activities
November 9, 2021

Baylor is celebrating International Education Week from Nov. 8 to Nov. 12 with events celebrating and promoting international exchange. The Center for Global Engagement coordinated the week’s activities, which are hosted by numerous organizations. International Education Week is an initiative by both the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Department of Education. It is being celebrated nationally from Nov. 15 to Nov. 19.

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Students gain intercultural competency through Global Baylor certificate program
November 4, 2021

Global Baylor, one of the four major initiatives of Baylor’s Quality Enhancement Plan and internalization effort, has grown in its most student-facing and driven aspect: the Certificate in Global Engagement. The Global Baylor Initiative began in the spring of 2018 with the initial goal of having 40 students enrolled in the certificate program; as of recently, there are 308 students enrolled.

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Baylor and Harvard Researchers Partner in Long-Term, Global Study of Human Flourishing
October 29, 2021

Social and biomedical scientists at Harvard University and Baylor University have joined forces to launch the largest initiative of its kind to investigate the factors that influence human flourishing. This $43.4 million initiative – “The Global Flourishing Study” (GFS) – will involve a five-year study of 240,000 individuals, representing 22 countries globally, with annual data collection across a broad range of well-being outcomes. This effort includes the data collection and management expertise of Gallup and the stakeholder coordination and open science leadership of the Center for Open Science. It also represents largest funded research project in Baylor’s history. What does it mean to live well? To be truly healthy? To thrive? Researchers and clinicians have typically answered these questions by focusing on the presence or absence of various pathologies: disease, family dysfunction, mental illness, or criminal behavior. But such a “deficits” approach tells only so much about what makes for a life well-lived – about what it means to flourish.

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DeAnna Toten Beard: Learning in a Foreign Land
October 19, 2021

Dr. Toten Beard is a Professor of Theater History at Baylor University, where she teaches a variety of undergraduate and graduate Theatre Studies courses. In 2012, she was named a Baylor Teaching Fellow, a recognition of great teaching with a cohort devoted to experiment in teaching. Dr. Toten Beard has also taught in the Baylor interdisciplinary core and is the past co-director of the Baylor in Oxford study abroad program. We are delighted to have Dr. Toten Beard on the show to discuss how place affects teaching, what students learn about themselves and each other and others when they study abroad.

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Global Gateway Program provides ‘soft landing’ for international students
October 13, 2021

In 2019, Baylor partnered up with a private company called Study Group to help internationalize the university through a pathway program called the Global Gateway Program (GGP). When the COVID-19 pandemic began, enrollment in the program was hit hard, but it is making a slow return. Dr. Cornell Menking, GGP’s director, said the program has begun to gain more students, with 223 in the program since spring 2019. He said the goal of the program is to help students from different countries become more acclimated in the American university environment by giving them a “soft landing” with some introductory courses to life on campus.

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St Andrews beats Oxbridge institutions in national university rankings
September 17, 2021

“Oxford and Cambridge universities have been beaten in a national league table for the first time after St Andrews was named the top university in the UK. No university before now has been placed higher than the elite Oxbridge institutions in the nearly 30-year history of The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide.”

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Study abroad programs are up and running this fall
September 14, 2021

Study abroad programs are up and running this fall after being canceled in past semesters due to COVID-19. However, new travel restrictions from the European Union could affect international travel.

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3 US universities nurturing a new generation of musical visionaries
August 26, 2021

There are many reasons why musical creatives should expand their expertise and broaden their horizons with a degree. Sure, many artists topping the charts on Spotify would say otherwise; however, if you wish to gain employment –– in an orchestra, studio, opera, or even Broadway –– a degree can seriously pay off.

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Passport Wait Times
August 24, 2021

As more countries open their borders to U.S. travelers, many people have planned trips abroad. While there is debate around the ethics of international travel right now, there’s also a logistical factor that may get in the way of your vacation: an expired passport.

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Students still have options despite study abroad cancellations
March 4, 2021

The Center for Global Engagement is offering alternatives to international learning due to the cancellation of study abroad trips through July 1 because of COVID-19 related travel restrictions. Students affected by the cancellations can apply to a later term in the event that study abroad restrictions are lifted, Dr. Bo White, director of the study abroad, said.

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Spring 2021 Interim International Travel Policy
November 3, 2020

As we continue to navigate the complex and uncertain circumstances arising from the COVID- 19 pandemic, Baylor University has canceled all Study Abroad programs for Spring 2021.

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The challenges I faced as an international student during the COVID-19 pandemic
September 15, 2020

When COVID-19 broke out in the U.S., many schools were closed and a large number of international students living on campus found that they no longer had a place to live. As an international student, my social media was full of posts from people who were looking for housing at that time. Fortunately, Baylor allowed all international students to continue to live on campus, and provided services, such as meals and grocery shopping shuttles. However, not all international students were as lucky as Baylor’s. I have a couple of friends in Seattle, Wash. who are international students from Japan and Korea. They ended up living in others’ living rooms or basements for a while.

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15 Baylor Bears earn prestigious global scholarships
May 27, 2020

Fulbright and Goldwater are two of the more prestigious names in higher education, thanks to the incredibly competitive scholarship awards that bear their names. It’s become commonplace for Baylor to win multiple such awards — last year, nine Baylor students were awarded either a Goldwater or Fulbright, building on successes over the the last few years.

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Study abroad students continue international studies online
March 26, 2020

The Office of the President announced earlier this month that all international mission trips and study abroad programs would be canceled this summer, but the University will, “explor[e] alternative opportunities and experiences for students as well as the possibility of opening up additional course sections over the summer months”. However, the effects have been far more immediate for current study abroad students and professors.

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Current COVID Situation and Study Abroad
March 17, 2020

All study abroad and international mission trips for this summer have been canceled. We are exploring alternative opportunities and experiences for students as well as the possibility of opening up additional course sections over the summer months.

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Baylor University Coronavirus Updates
February 27, 2020

Baylor University’s Department of Public Safety and Center for Global Engagement continue to monitor the latest information on coronavirus (COVID-19) from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the U.S. Department of State. This resource page provides the latest updates on COVID-19 and any impact to the Baylor University campus and/or University-sponsored travel. More information about COVID-19 is available on the CDC website at www.cdc.gov/covid19.

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Seminar on teaching international students held for faculty
January 30, 2020

The Academy for Teaching and Learning held a seminar about teaching international students on Tuesday afternoon in Jones Library with speakers Jeff Hamilton, Xin Wang and Daniel Barish.

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Baylor releases statement postponing university-sponsored travel to China
January 29, 2020

All university-sponsored travel to China has been temporarily postponed due to a level three warning about travel that was released on Monday evening as a result of the Coronavirus. As this respiratory virus can be passed from person to person, Baylor said they have postponed travel to China for global safety and security. While it is unclear how long travel will be postponed for, it is something that could potentially last several months.

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Career Center offers international students resources for job search
January 28, 2020

Of the nearly 15,000 undergraduate students on this campus, Baylor reported that 484 are international. These students, like American citizens and residents, will be looking for jobs after graduation and many of them would like to work in America. However, it can be difficult for them to attain these jobs because of the various regulations in place.

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International Education Week: Open to all, celebrating all
November 14, 2019

Baylor is hosting a week of events to celebrate International Education Week beginning Nov. 18. The week includes opportunities for international students to mingle with other students and faculty in addition to food, coffee and tea from around the globe.

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Going Places Fall 2018
July 12, 2019

Stories about Baylor's study abroad, international students and scholars, and other global initiatives that make Baylor a truly global campus.

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‘Global Baylor’ effort emphasizes importance of international opportunities and service
June 28, 2019

Baylor’s mission has long been to prepare students for “worldwide leadership and service,” but the university is kicking that up a notch with a new emphasis known as “Global Baylor.”

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A Global Perspective
June 21, 2019

Students learn leadership and service skills for an increasingly global society through Baylor's study abroad programs.

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Going Places
June 15, 2019

Baylor Students share their stories of being an international student on Baylor's campus and going abroad throughout the globe.

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Certificate in Global Engagement
February 22, 2019

Helps Prepare Students for Leadership, Service in 21st-Century Global Society

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