Most of the displays presented study-abroad trips, chaperoned by faculty, that would last from a week to five weeks. Summer destinations include France, Russia, Scotland, Paraguay, Brazil, Mexico, Finland, Korea, Costa Rica and Portugal. Harmon said the Expo would not have run as smoothly without the help of the faculty. Charles Olcese, program director of the International Programs and Services Department, said that students are not restricted to the programs at the Expo. Beyond the traditional study abroad programs with faculty, students can travel to any country they are drawn to.
Students can still sign up for study abroad trips.