Academics

Meetings and Updates

Colgate Study Group 2010-2011	Director	Info Session	Application Deadline
Australia (Fall)	Prof. Adam Burnett	Mon., 11/2 - 7pm; Thu., 11/5 - 7pm 238 Ho Science Center	Fri., 11/20 216 Ho, to Linda Rauscher
Australia (Spring)	Prof. Ken Segall	Mon., 11/9 - 5:15pm 101 Ho	Fri., 11/20 218 Ho
China (Spring)	Prof. Cheryl Long	Mon., 11/9 - 4:15pm 103 Lawrence	Fri., 11/20 219A Lawrence
Dijon, France (Spring)	Prof. John Naughton	Tue., 11/3 - 11:30am 205 Lawrence	Fri., 11/20 205 Lawrence
Dominican Republic (Spring)	Prof. Antonio Barrera (campus coordinator)	Tue., 11/10 - 11:30am 331 Alumni	Fri., 11/20 327 Alumni, to ALST admin. asst.
Freiburg, Germany (Spring)	Prof. Claire Baldwin	Tue., 11/10 - 11:30am 115-116 Lawrence	Fri., Nov. 20 219A Lawrence, to Shawna Eaves
Geneva, Switzerland (Spring)	Prof. Carol Stevens	Thu., 11/5 - 4:30pm; Tue., 11/10 - 11:30am; 109 Persson	Fri. 11/20 Political Science dept.
India (Fall)	Prof. Padma Kaimal	Thu., 11/12 - 4pm 201 McGregory	Fri., 11/20 201 McGregory
Japan (Fall)	Prof. Yoichi Aizawa	Sat., 10/31 - 10:30am; Sat., 11/7 - 10:30am 107 Lawrence Hall	Fri., 11/20 219A Lawrence, to Shawna Eaves
London-Economics (Spring)	Prof. Thomas Michl	Thu., 11/5 - 6pm 208 Persson	Fri., 11/20 Econ. dept. office, to Marni Manwarren
London-English (Spring)	Prof. Michael Coyle	Thu., 11/12 - 4:15pm 306 Lawrence	Fri., 11/20 315 Lawrence
London-History (Spring)	Prof. Faye Dudden	Tue., 10/27 - 11:30am; Mon., 11/9 - 7:30pm 3rd fl. lounge - Alumni	Fri., 11/20 330 Alumni
Madrid, Spain (Fall)	Prof. Fred Luciani	Tue., 10/27 - 11:30am 205 Lawrence	Fri., 11/20
Manchester, England (Fall)	Prof. Paul Pinet	Wed., 10/28 - 7pm Tue., 11/3 - 11:30am 238 Ho	Fri., 11/20 220 Ho
National Institute of Health(NIH), Washington, D.C. (Fall)	Prof. Jun Yoshino	Tue., 10/13 - 5pm Wed., 10/14 - 5pm 129 Olin	Fri., 11/20 to Prof. Jun Yoshino 208 Olin or his mailbox *note that required interviews will be scheduled prior to 11/20 deadline
SEA Semester (Colgate affiliated program)	---	Wed., 10/7 - 4pm 204 McGregory	see Off-Campus Study
St. Andrews, Scotland (Spring)	Prof. David Dudrick	Tue., 10/27 - 9pm (Library Cafe); Wed., 10/28 - 7pm (Library Cafe); Mon., 11/2 - 4:30pm (Library Cafe); Thu., 11/5 - 11:30am (202 Haskall)	Fri., 11/20 113 Hascall
Swedish Program (Colgate affiliated program)	Ken Wagner	Tue., 12/1 - 4pm 201-F McGregory	see Off-Campus Study
Wales (Spring)	Prof. Aaron Robertson	Thu., 11/5 - 7pm Tue., 11/10 - 7pm 214 McGregory	Fri., 11/20 202 McGregory
Washington, D.C. (Spring)	Prof. Michael Hayes	Thur., 10/29 - 6pm 6 Persson Thur., 11/5 - 6pm 109 Persson	Fri., 11/20 126 Persson, to Cindy Terrier
West Indies - Jamaica (Fall)	Prof. Brian Moore	Tue., 11/3 11:30am - 1pm 331 Alumni; Wed., 11/11 11:30am - 1pm 432 Alumni	Fri., 11/20 327 Alumni

• Application deadlines for the Bridging Scholarships for Study in Japan (www.colorado.edu/ealld/atj/Bridging/scholarships.html) are the first week of October for studying during the spring semester and the first week of April for studying during the fall semester.  (Please check the website for exact deadline dates.)  Undergrads majoring in any field of study are eligible to apply. Japanese language study is not a prerequisite.  Applicants must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident and must be enrolled as undergraduates in a U.S. college before and during the time they are studying abroad. Recipients receive up to $2,500 for a semester-long program.
  
• The Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program (www.iie.org/gilman) deadlines are the first week of October for studying during the spring semester and the first week of April for studying in the fall semester.  (Please check the Gilman website for exact deadline dates.)  The Gilman program is seeking applicants who are U.S. citizens and recipients of a Pell grant. Students who have traditionally been underrepresented in education abroad are preferred.  The Gilman Scholarship Program offers up to $5,000 per semester to recipients. Scholarships for summer study are available only to science and math students.  Applicants are not required to study math/science while abroad to be eligible for the scholarship.  Deadlines for summer study are early October (preferred) and early April.  (Please check website for exact deadline dates.)
• The NSEP Boren Scholarship Program (www.borenawards.org) offers scholarships for fall and spring semesters.  The program is open to U.S. citizen undergraduate students who wish to study outside of Western Europe, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. Language study must be a component of the study abroad program.  Scholarships for summer study are available only to science and math students. The maximum award is $8,000 for a summer program, $10,000 for a semester program. The campus deadline for contacting the Off-Campus Study Office regarding your intent to apply is the first Friday in December. Please meet with an advisor at Off-Campus Study in 201 McGregory Hall before beginning the on-line application.