Some abroad programs canceled for fall 2021 semester
By Morgan Howland | March 15, 2021The Office of International Education is unable to offer some study abroad programs to students in the fall of 2021.
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The Office of International Education is unable to offer some study abroad programs to students in the fall of 2021.
The OIE announced limited study abroad programming yesterday, wrote Ellen Sayles, associate dean and director of education abroad.
The OIE contacted several of its long-standing study abroad partners, and several were willing to work with the OIE given COVID-19.
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