Study Abroad Program Ambassadors
The students listed below have returned from a study abroad program, and they play an important leadership role for the study abroad students at Clark. Study Abroad Ambassadors are returned Clarkies who serve as peer advisors for prospective study abroad students, as well as peer leaders for fellow returned students. As ambassadors for prospective students, they help with information sessions, provide general advising, and advocate for study abroad. As ambassadors for fellow returned students, they help connect returned Clarkies together and share experiences. Feel free to email them if you have questions about their specific program. Please contact the Study Abroad staff about specific policies and administrative matters related to Clark University and studying abroad.
(NOTE: An "A" after a student's name indicates that they are an official ambassador. All other students have graciously agreed to answer willing to answer email questions from students interested in their program, but are not official ambassadors.)
Please contact the Study Abroad Office if you are interested in becoming an
Ambassador.
Fall 2012 Program Ambassadors
Argentina, Buenos Aries - CIEE
Australia, Perth, Murdoch University - CIEE
Australia, University of Tasmania
Botswana, Gaborone - CIEE
Andrea Siemaszko - A
Central America (Guatemala, El Salvador & Nicaragua) - Center for Global Education, Augsburg
Chile, Santiago - CIEE
Chile, Valparaiso - CIEE
Nico Gurney - A
China, Beijing - CET
Franklin Eneh - away until spring 2013; will answer emails
China, Shanghai Internship - CET
Czech Republic, Prague - CET
Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo - CIEE
Rachel Sorenson - A
Dominican Republic, Santiago - CIEE
Dominican Republic, Santiago Service Learning - CIEE
Davika Parris
Maggie Federici
Emily Studivant
Isabelle Jaffe
EuroScholars
Catherine Lenis - A
France, Dijon, University of Bourgogne
Marco Radovic - away until spring 2013; will answer emails
Isabel Burgess
France, Rennes - CIEE
Germany, Berlin - CIEE
Germany, Trier
Julie Richardson - A
Ghana, Legon - CIEE
Zoe Greenberg - A
Rachel Abrams - A
Ireland, Burren College of Art
Ariela Sturgis - A
Italy, Siena Institutie of Art
Chloe Garcia - A
Japan, Kansai Gaidai University
Marissa Byrns - A
Jordan, Amman - CIEE
Helin Akcam - A
Leiden University
Bonnie Trunley - A
London Internship Program
Bridget Healy - A
Courtney Little - A
London School of Economics
Iryna Ambroz - A
The Netherlands, Leiden University
Bonnie Trunley - A
School for Field Studies (SFS) Programs
Karissa Lear - Turks & Caicos - A
Stella Doughty - Costa Rica - A
Bridget Likely, Matthew Manley, Andrea Moshier - Australia
School for Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), London
Scotland - University of Stirling
Harris Rollinger - A
Danielle Daversa - A
South Africa, Cape Town - CIEE Service Learning
Stephanee Germaine
Hana Chamoun
Caitlin Raph
South Africa, Stellenbosch - CIEE
Elyse Caron - A
Southern Africa (Namibia/South Africa), Center for Global Education - Augsburg
Emily Newton - A
Charise Canales - A
Spain, Madrid - Tandem
Kirsten Peterson - A
Bridget Healy - A
Spain, Seville - CIEE
Jillian Ceballos - A
Turkey, Istanbul - CIEE
Sasha Rosen-Buell
Gregory McPhee