78 result(s) found.

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  Ian Dwyer

  Director of Finance & Operations
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  Abbi Eidt

  Program Manager: Cape Town, Seoul, and External Programs

  As Program Manager of External Programs, Abbi Eidt advises students interested in study abroad with non-BU programs on credit transfer procedures, program integrity, and overall study abroad process. She also supports the Associate Director of Program Development and External Programs on the development of short-and long-term programs as needed. Prior to joining BU Global Programs, […]
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  Sephra Fasano

  Assistant Director, Finance & Operations
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  Delfina Ferro

  Student Ambassador, London Internship Pre-Law Track

  Pro-Tip: Make a list of places you want to go during your study abroad experience, like museums, restaurants, cafes, parks, etc. This way you can plan ahead and make sure you visit them! #1 Recommendation: Explore cities/towns outside of London! There are so many amazing places around London that are easily accessible by train. Some […]
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  Daniela Gennett

  Enrollment Services Administrator

  As Enrollment Services Administrator, Daniela Gennett manages key academic and enrollment processes for BU Study Abroad, including registration, grading, student compliance, billing, and student accounting. She also assists with general advising and office-wide events while serving as a backup to Program Coordinators.   Prior to joining Global Programs, Daniela worked in BU’s College of Arts and […]
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  Naya Habr

  Student Ambassador, Padua Italian and European Studies

  Pro-Tip: Become friends with the locals! #1 Recommendation: Pasta from Bigoi is probably the best meal I've ever had—no exaggeration. And to think, I never even considered myself a big fan of pasta. Ask Me About: Language Immersion Living with a Host Family Making Friends and Connections while Abroad Strict Curriculum/Academic Planning Traveling while Abroad […]
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  Kelly Haddad

  Student Ambassador, Madrid Science

  Pro-Tip: Try new experiences, foods, etc! Studying abroad will push you out of your comfort zone in the best way. Also, plan trips and local activities early, the time will fly by. #1 Recommendation: Explore as many neighborhoods in Madrid as you can, they all have their own unique charm. Ask Me About: Language Immersion […]
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  Payton Harvill

  Student Ambassador, Geneva Physics Program

  Pro-Tip: Enjoy every moment. You will change a lot during this time, so try to make the most out of it! #1 Recommendation: Geneva has a lot to offer, so pay attention to the local events to experience the city as a true Genevois would! Ask Me About: Language Immersion Financing Study Abroad Making Friends […]
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  Bernadette Higgs

  Health, Safety and Security Manager
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  Lauren Hovestadt

  Program Coordinator

  As a Program Coordinator, Lauren Hovestadt works as part of a team to perform general study abroad advising duties, as well as process application and pre-departure documents for BU Study Abroad. Prior to joining Global Programs, Lauren worked as a Regional Tour Consultant at EF Go Ahead Tours where she helped hundreds of adults explore […]
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  Brooke Jablonski

  Academic Program Administrator

  As an Academic Program Administrator, Brooke Jablonski supports BU Study Abroad’s (BUSA) academic programming in various ways, including but not limited to management of course/program evaluations, assistance with management of course inventory, updating curricular information on the BUSA website, and collaborating closely with the Enrollment Services team. In addition, she supports the BUSA Executive Director […]
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  Kate Johnston

  Student Ambassador, Taipei Study Abroad (Chinese language)

  Pro-Tip: Embrace the discomfort of being in an unfamiliar place! #1 Recommendation: Figure out the bus system because you'll need it to commute to the Mandarin Training Center (it's not too complicated, just remember to flag down your bus or they won't stop!) Ask Me About: Language Immersion Making Friends and Connections while Abroad
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  Ava Kaplan

  Student Ambassador, University of Copenhagen Exchange program

  Pro-Tip: See as much of your city as you can! Go to random restaurants or shops, you'll never know it might end up being one of your favorites. #1 Recommendation: Andersen Bakery in Islands Brygge. Try the Pain Suisse Ask Me About: Exchange Programs Making Friends and Connections while Abroad Strict Curriculum/Academic Planning Traveling while […]
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  Sam Kraus

  Student Ambassador, Kyoto Consortium for Japanese Studies

  Pro-Tip: Do everything you can to step out of your comfort zone and interact with the community. For example, befriend/talk to other students, participate in a homestay, explore the city, etc. #1 Recommendation: I noticed a trend in which the students at Doshisha University wanted to talk to us, and we wanted to talk to […]
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  Kevin Kugel

  Associate Director, Health, Safety and Security
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  David Lamitie

  Associate Director, Program Development and External Programs

  David works on the development of new Boston University Study Abroad short and long-term programs as well as manages the non-Boston University study abroad program process (i.e. External Programs).
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  Clare Le

  Director, Los Angeles Programs

  As Director, Clare Le oversees all aspects of Boston University’s study abroad programming delivered in Los Angeles, California. Clare brings more than a decade of leadership in entertainment, higher education, and technology innovation to her role as director. A proud BU alumna, Clare earned her Bachelor of Arts in English, with a minor in Business […]
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  Hector Lucero

  Associate Director, Finance & Operations
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  Thang Ly

  Student Ambassador, Paris Summer IR Internship, Shanghai Summer NGO Internship

  Pro-Tip: I highly recommend to pack less clothes so that you can shop/thrift your outfits there; watch movies/shows/listen to music of that country's language/culture to get into the right headspace; and make a small list at the start (that gradually grows during the trip)of things you want to do during your trip :D #1 Recommendation: […]
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  Melissa Malone

  Assistant to the VP & Associate Provost