Blogs and Websites*

Paul Seiberling is spending a semester abroad in Pau, France studying with USAC.  You can check out his blog here to read about his adventures.

Eira Tansey went on the University of Cincinnati's summer trip to China.  She captured her entire experience in her journal.

Julia Jones is spending the semester in Surrey, England on one of UC's Exchange Programs.  You can read all about her experience on her blog.

Diane Lee participated in the Medici Honors trip to Italy over spring break.  You can check out her trip blog here.

Kevin Heis is currently studying abroad through the NUFS exchange program in Nagoya Japan.  Check out his blog and read about his adventures

Kate Holterhoff in a study abroad program in Utrecht, Netherlands.  Read her blog to hear about her experiences.

Liz Trombley is a Clinton Scholar, studying at the American University in Dubai.  Her website can be found here.  

Erin Bennett and Evan Mack participated in the International Music Forum in Barcelona, Spain during the summer of 2006. Here is their blog.

Corinne Bridges was one of eighteen UC students studying Spanish language and culture on the UC in Queretaro program in the summer of 2006. Visit her UC Queretaro website where she shares her study abroad experience through pictures.

Kim Burgas studied abroad during the spring and summer of 2005.  She was a Clinton Scholar and studied Arabic at the American University of Dubai in the United Arab Emirates. Here is her blog.

Lauren Forbus has created a website, compiling the various resources she used to plan her trip to Europe during the summer of 2006. Read and submit your own travel advice here.

John McNay, history professor at Raymond Walters College, recently returned from teaching for a semester at the University of Luneburg through USAC.  Here is his blog. 

Lauren Molter studied abroad for a summer in London, England on a USAC Theater and Arts program.  Check out her website and read about her experience studying abroad.

*Disclaimer
The views and opinions expressed in these blogs and websites are not necessarily those of UC International or its members.