International Education Week Celebration!

Come to the Spencer Center/McCree Center from 5-7 p.m. on Thursday, November 16 for a night of food, fun and festivities to celebrate International Education Week!

Food from Mexico, France and Japan will be provided. A variety of activities, including …

By Raven Showalter
Raven Showalter Assistant Director of Global Engagement
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Study Abroad Information Session: Cyprus May Term

There is still time to join the Spring 2024 May Term course in Cyprus!

An information session will be held from 2-3 PM on Friday, November 17 in the Spencer Center/McCree Center. Come meet with Professor Carla VanDevander and have …

By Raven Showalter
Raven Showalter Assistant Director of Global Engagement
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Study Abroad Information Session: Northern Ireland

MBU is fortunate to have partnerships with four schools in Northern Ireland. This academic year, we are hosting a student from Queen’s University Belfast, Jessica!

Please come by the Spencer Center/McCree Center on Wednesday, November 15 at 3:30 p.m. to …

By Raven Showalter
Raven Showalter Assistant Director of Global Engagement
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Why study abroad? Improve your problem solving skills!

When you study abroad you live day-to-day in a new environment. Even if you find yourself in a country where the predominately used language is one you know, it can still be challenging to navigate a new society.

As a …

By Raven Showalter
Raven Showalter Assistant Director of Global Engagement
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Why study abroad? Develop your intercultural communication skills!

While you are abroad you will interact with individuals from different cultural backgrounds on a daily basis–in other words, you will have intercultural encounters. Studying abroad places you in an environment where your cultural identities may be challenged. 

In this …

By Raven Showalter
Raven Showalter Assistant Director of Global Engagement
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Why study abroad? Prove your adaptability!

Choosing to study abroad will inevitably push you out of your comfort zone. Regardless of the duration of your chosen program, you will be traveling to an entirely different country with its own political, cultural and social norms. 

Studying abroad …

By Raven Showalter
Raven Showalter Assistant Director of Global Engagement
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5 skills to develop while abroad

Studying abroad is a great experience that allows you to expand your knowledge of the world and develop your abilities. Here are 5 common skills you could build while abroad:

Check back weekly for a full blog post on each …

By Raven Showalter
Raven Showalter Assistant Director of Global Engagement
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Curating Your Online Professional Reputation: Navigating the Landscape of Digital Presence

In today’s interconnected world, your online presence serves as a virtual resume, offering insights into your character, accomplishments, and aspirations. In an era where information is just a click away, your online presence is a powerful tool that can shape perceptions, influence opportunities, and pave the way for success. As you navigate the realm of digital connectivity, consider your online platforms as extensions of your professional identity.

By Christina Harris
Christina Harris Director of McCree Center for Life Success
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Civic Connections Recap

The first-ever Civic Connections meeting took place at the Spencer Center last month. Civic Connections aims to provide students of varying disciplines an opportunity to network by arranging a time and space to meet students outside of their major. Despite …

By Akeilah George
Akeilah George Student Staff: Civic Engagement Assistant
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5 Common Cover Letter Mistakes to Avoid When Applying for Your First Job

Applying for your first job can be intimidating. Luckily, there’s a way to significantly improve your chances of getting hired: including a cover letter in your application whether it’s required or not. Doing so shows a level of professionalism that …

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