Senior animal science major Bethany Stammen participated in the College of Food, Agriculture, and Environmental Sciences Animal Production study abroad program in Australia during Winter Quarter 2010.

"The most memorable part was going out into the country and experiencing the Australian farms first hand and learning about cutting edge animal welfare research. I am planning on becoming a food animal veterinarian, so the opportunity to talk to the farmers of Australia was amazing. They raise animals in such a different environment and in such a different way from Ohio that I learned a great deal."

President E. Gordon Gee and Vice Provost William I. Brustein recently traveled to China to open Ohio State's first international presence: a Gateway office in Shanghai. View audio slideshow of the trip that included meeting Chinese students who will be Buckeyes in the fall and also meeting the world's oldest living academic, a Ohio State alum from 1931.

The Office of International Affairs will host the 2010 Ohio Global Institute on Ohio State’s campus from August 3-5. As part of the International Education Outreach, 100 K-12 educators from around the state will attend the three-day workshop, which is designed to provide educators with a broader view of how they can connect their students with classrooms and experts around the world.