EMail Exchange elements before the and all works fine. It is still possible to interact with nursing students in other countries through e-mail exchanges.
Plans are underway to make international e-mail an option for students at every semester level.
By interacting with nursing students in Thailand, Israel, England, and Finland, students in Utah gain a more accurate world view, and begin to understand health problems in other cultures. Writing skills improve, and all course participants benefit from reading what students in other countries have to say. This experience can counteract some of the more insular aspects inherent in professional education. The world is getting smaller, and one way to respond to the international scope of health and nursing is to begin making international contacts while still in school. For two students, writing to each other has resulted in plans for a physical exchange, with the English student visiting in Utah this year and the Utah student visiting England next year.