Muncie, IN 47306. Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action . The students are Nathalie Galvon, Olivier Delers and Eric Floux. Ind. - A visit from a French official resulted in expanded exchange opportunities between Ball State University and the European nation. Didier Rousseliere, deputy cultural attache for the consul general of France in Chicago, introduced Ball State faculty and staff members to available resources to encourage student exchanges, faculty exchanges and student internships between universities in the United States and France.
Exchanges provide some very positive and major opportunities for students and faculty.
Expansion of the exchange between Ball State and French universities may include allowing college students to student teach. Also, interest in developing exchanges was expressed by the College of Business, and the history and political science departments. Rousseliere hopes to bring the consul general of France in Chicago to Ball State during fall 2000 to discuss France s role as the head of the European Union.