International Education, 1968-1983 (Study Abroad Program), 1952-2005

International Education, 1968 to 1983 ---------------------------- CSB participated in an extension program in Luxemburg in Fall 1969; that program was closed abruptly in 1970 (see September 25, 1972 letter to S. Firmin). CSB also began to participate in UMAIE (Upper Midwest Association for Intercultural education) January Term study abroad program in 1972 - 1980) In 1973-1974, CSB had its own overseas program in St. Gallen, Cannes and Barcelona with Sister Margretta Nathe in German Studies and Leonel Galindo in Spanish and Charles Villette in French Studies. In 1978-1979 Roger Klassen became the first jointly-appointed director of CSB/SJU International Study Abroad Program. By 1979-80 there were 7 programs in Europe (Konigstein, Madrid, Cannes, Salzburg, Greco-Roman, and London/Dublin) with 170 students participating. By 2000, there were Study Abroad Programs in Australia, Austria, Central America, China, England, France, Greece and Italy, Ireland, south Africa, and Spain; In 2002-2003, there were 390 students participating in these programs. (See Search results for: Study Abroad and International Education) Note: The Office of Education Abroad (formerly known as the Center for International Education) was relocated from SJU to CSB Room G0047 in the second semester, 2007-2008, and, in January 2010, it moved to the ground floor of the Academic Services Building at CSB. Study Abroad Programs, Directors, and Participants (Summary of 1973 to 2005) "The RECORD - Student Newspaper, 1952-2005 (on Study Abroad articles) List of Study Abroad Programs/Directors Study Abroad Locations and Directors, 1973 to Fall 2005; 1973-2005: (Names of directors with their dates are given for each of the programs from 1973-1974 to 2005: Australian Program: 1999-2000 to Spring 2005; Austrian Program: from 1977-1978 to 2004 to Fall 2005; British Program: 1979-1980 to Spring 2005; Central American Program, Spring 1998-1999 to Spring 2005; Chile Program: Fall 2005 Chinese Program: 1988-1989 to 2005 (no program in Fall 1989-1990, Fall 1991-1992, and Fall 2003-2004) England and Ireland, 1981; French Program: CSB French Program: 1977-1978 (no records before 1977-1978) ; SJU French Program, 1978-1979 Spring; CSB/SJU French Program: site: Aix-en-Provence: 1979-1980 to 1983-1984; site: Cannes: 1984-1985 to Fall 2005; German Program: 1973 to 1982-1983 directed by Sister Margretta Nathe; 1973 to 1981: CSB Program directed by Sister Margretta Nathe; 1973 to 1975: St. Gallen Switzerland; Program for St. Gallen 1973 (Participant List) Program for St. Gallen 1974 (Participant List) Program for St. Gallen 1975 (Participant List) 1976-1983: Konigstein, Germany Greco-Roman Program: 1979-1980 to 2004-2005; Irish Program: Galway: 1984-1985 to 2004-2005; Cork: 1997-1998 to 2005 (No Program Director) Japanese Program: Fall 2004 and Fall 2005; South African Program: 1997-1998 to 2004-2005; and South African Nursing Program, Fall 2002 to 2005; Spanish Program: Site: Mexico: 1974-1975 to 1977-1978 Site: Madrid, 1978-1979 to 1995-1996 (No program in Fall 1988) Site: Segovia: Spring 1997 to Spring 2005 "Theatre Tour of London and Stratford," January 11-22, 2001, led by Tom Darnall and Willene Mangham; A description of a Study Abroad program situated in Jerusalem, Cairo, & Rome submitted by Bachus/Tupa undated but no date; Study Abroad Locations and Directors, 1983 to Fall 2007; ------------------------ SJU Dean Dunstan Tucker to SJU President Mary Grell in re their plans regarding study abroad, September 28, 1966 List of CSB/SJU Study Abroad Programs/Directors and numbers of Participants, 1977-1978 to 2004-2005 (total CSB students, 3980, SJU students 2671: total: 6651) (East Asian Studies Program, 1968-1975 transferred to Asian Studies Program) Inauguration of the CSB Study Abroad Program: News Statement, Fall 1969: They study in Ansembourg Castle in Luxembourg, 300-years old, and organized by Vita International Association. Seven colleges in the U.S. are participating. During Fall Semester 1969 fifteen CSB students and five SJU students along with Sister Incarnata Girgin and Sister Clarus Himsel. During second semester 15 CSB and 15 SJU students. Charles Villette will also participate. See "Landmarks," October 1969. See also, Torch, #3, November 12, p. 2. Minutes of the CSB/SJU Committee on International Education, October 19, November 9, 1970, November 23, December 7, 1970 and March 1, 1971: Discussion centered on: 1] encouraging foreign students on our two campuses; 2] participation in Study Abroad programs (Sister Firmin Escher encouraged this idea) AIE -- 1972-1973 correspondence on cooperation with UMAIE + 1980 Group Leader's Manual Study Abroad in Fall 1973 (+ fall 1974)in St. Gallen, Switzerland (German); in Barcelona, Spain, and in Cannes, France. The file also includes correspondence on financial aid, study abroad programs in 1973. Copy of two leaflets: CSB Language Workshop in Freiburg, Switzerland, June 16 to July 14, 1972 and June 15-July, 1973, Proposal of Locations and Brief Description of Location, for Fall, 1973. CSB Overseas European Studies Programs, Fall Term 1973 (Description of all three places) St. Gallen, Switzerland: German Program; (17 CSB and 3 SJU Students) Cannes, France: French Program (the first term-long European study program offered by CSB with Charles Villette and 18 students -- see "Saint Benedict's, Vol. 7 #4, June 1973, p. 1). Barcelona, Spain: Spanish Program. Information on these three overseas programs for 1973 Policy on overseas programs and student aid, April 27, 1973, CSB/SJU Memos on Financial Aid and Study Abroad Programs, May - June 1973 Program in Mexico for Fall Semester 1974 and in Spring 1975: Preliminary Budget for Fall 1974 ($1,992 per student) Student participant list for Spring 1975: 21 from CSB and 6 from SJU. (See "Saint Benedict's Today" April 1977, p. 7: pictures of students in Europe: Konigstein, Germany) International Studies, 1975-1979: Memo from Katherine Howard about a Joint Oversees Program with SJU which she will be discussing with VP Permutter in addition to our plans for a program in Switzerland by Margretta Nathe Correspondence, 1976-1977 Studies in Mexico in 1977, in Cannes, France in 1970 and in Konigstein, Germany (Sister Margretta Nathe in Fall 1976 and Fall 1977 In 1978- 1979: Roger Klassen became the first jointly appointed director of International Studies of CSB/SJU Study Abroad Programs This file includes his correspondence on the program. Memo from Roger Klassen, March 23, 1979: gives the number to student participants in Study Abroad Programs, 1977-78, 1978-1979 and 1979-1980. In Fall 1977-1978: Total of 75 students: CSB Konigstein (28) Canne (24) Salzburg (24) In 1978-1979: Total of 122 students (90 in Fall and 32 in Spring) A new program in Montpellier in Spring (32 students) In 1979-1980: Total of 170 students: 110 in Fall and 60 in Spring) A new program in Greco-Roman (25) in Fall; (includes a list of student participants) A new program in London/Dublin (30) in Spring. Job Description of the Director of International Education for CSB/SJU, (draft, September 12, 1979). Announcement on November 28, 1979 that the Overseas Program of CSB and SJU have been combined. As of July 1, 1989, all undergraduate semester study abroad programs will be co-sponsored. Information on the various programs: French Studies Program, September 15 to December 14, 1976; September 8, 1977; and Fall Term 1977-1978. 1980-1981: Study Abroad Programs: France, Germany, Greece and Rome, Dublin-London, Salzberg, and Spain 1980 Spring London-Dublin Program (Participant List) 1980-1981 Fall London-Dublin Program (Participant List) 19791980 Fall Salzburg Program (Participant List) 1980 German Studies Program (Participant List) 1980-1981 Salzburg Program (Participant List) 1980-1981 Greco-Roman Program (Participant List) 1979-1980 Fall Greco-Roman Program (Participant List) 1979 Fall Spanish - Madrid Program (Participant List) 1980 Fall Spanish - Madrid Program (Participant List) 1981-1982: Study Abroad Handbook and list of students who participated in the German Studies in Konigstein, Madrid, London/Dublin, Aix-en-Provence, Salzburg, Athens/Rome study abroad programs (also includes students in the Melk, Sophia and Independent Programs). 1981-1982 Fall Study-Abroad Handbook. 1981-1982 Fall Study Abroad Addresses Midwest China Center and China Study Seminar, 1980-1981; UMAIE (UpperMIdwest Association for International Education), 1972-1982; UMAIE China Trip, July 2-22, 1980 (included Sisters Johanna Becker Ingrid Anderson, and Baulu Kuan; 1981-1982: Program and list of students for the six Sites and also for Sophia Exchange (Japan) and the Independent Programs. 1981-1982: Related Correspondence and list of hired European co- teachers in the six sites. 1981-1982: Explanations of the 1981-1982 Study Program in Koenigstein, Germany; Aix-en-Provance, France (Fall and Spring); Salzburg Program, Austria (Fall and Spring); Includes a few memos but fuller coverage of the courses that were taught in Germany, France, Spain; Letter to Direct Roger Klassen OSB (September 15, 1982) 1982-1983: Includes Study Abroad Handbook which includes the list of programs (British, French, German, Graeco-Roman, London-Dublin, Salzberg, and Spain) and participating students; also a flyer on each program for Fall and Spring semesters. Evaluations of the various programs and of the overall philosophy of the Study Abroad Program Minnesota Private Colleges and International Study Opportunities -- A Summary Report, May 1983 Addresses for all the Students 1983-1984: Study Abroad Handbook for 1983-1984, flyers for the various programs, lists of participants for each site, evaluations of that year's programs, and photos of participants Grapevine, an International Issue dealing with Study Abroad Memos and Minutes on Study Abroad Program Director's Handbook, January 27, 1984 1983-1984 London-Dublin Studies Program (Participant List) 1983-1984 London-Dublin Studies Program (Photo List) 1983-1984 British Studies Program (Participant List)