
Study Abroad News
Study Abroad Blogs
More than 600 Ohio State students are studying abroad during May session 2013. Keep up with their adventures abroad via these blogs.
- Discovering Medieval Dublin (Ireland)
- Food Safety, Security and Production (China)
- From Gmund with Love - Kristen Wright personal blog (Germany)
- Not all who wander are lost - Vida Law's personal blog (Korea)
- Heidi Makes Art - Heidi Liuo's personal blog (Britain)
- College of Arts and Sciences blog (London)
- Tales of a Dreamer - Mushtaq Dualeh's personal blog (India Public Health)
- Language, Literature, and Legacy - World War II (England)
- Ohio State Athletes Go International
- Living Jerusalem Project (on Facebook) (Israel)
- Second World War Program - Michael Rueger's personal blog (Europe)
- Some thoughts as I study abroad at Manipal U - Nikki's personal blog (India Public Health)
- A Suitcase For The Summer - Elisabeth Rogge (Global May Britain)
- Andrew McDonald - (Global May Brazil)
- Hospitality And Retail Industries: Inspiration From Thailand
- Würzburg 2013 - Barret Hoster's personal blog (Germany)
- Jina Yu personal blog (Germany)
- J.O. in Rio - Jacyna Ortiz's personal blog (Brazil)
China Food Security - Study Abroad Blog
Twenty-one Ohio State students from 10 different majors are exploring issues surrounding food safety, security and production in China. Keep up with the activities of the China Food Safety, Security, and Production study abroad program via their blog. Faculty members Lynn Knipe, Tom Mitchell, Maurice Eastridge and Hua Wang are teaming up to teach this May session program.
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Johnna Evans
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