An estimated 200 more students travel overseas as part of employment, internship or academic initiatives, said Carlo Colecchia, coordinator of Study Abroad. Colecchia said almost any university major can support an overseas element of study, and financial aid may be applied to most study abroad settings. The enhancement to career building also is key in an environment of increasing global competition, Colecchia said. Having a cultural context and sensitivity on a firsthand basis can help students secure jobs after graduation. In addition to the fair, walk-in advising is available with a Study Abroad adviser between 10 a.m. and noon and from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday at Oxley Hall.
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