Studying abroad can significantly enrich a college student’s personal and professional life.
Yet, for many, the thought of venturing to a foreign country can appear overwhelming or even unattainable.
Innovative Initiative at Bucknell University
To address this predicament, Bucknell University has rolled out an innovative initiative targeting first-generation and low-income students interested in experiential learning, including international studies.
This program provides a wealth of resources, from workshops and mentorship to financial assistance, all designed to open doors for aspiring travelers.
Podcast Insights
In a recent episode of the podcast “Voices of Student Success,” host Ashley Mowreader sits down with Chris Brown, the Executive Director of the Center for Access and Success at Bucknell, a position supported by the Andrew Hartman ’71 and Joseph Fama ’71 endowment.
The two delve into the center’s mission, detailing its efforts to remove barriers that hinder students from engaging in transformative educational experiences.
Championing Equal Opportunities
Through this conversation, listeners gain insight into how Bucknell is championing equal opportunities for all students, ensuring that studying abroad is not just a dream, but a viable reality for those who might otherwise find it out of reach.
Source: Insidehighered