FSU Global’s Post

The fall semester may have already started, but some Florida State University students are still thinking about their global adventures during the dog days of summer. From Kosovo to Ireland and Italy to Croatia to right here in Tallahassee, these students conducted research while participating in internships, advocacy, volunteering, teaching, travel and more. Alanna Densmore, a junior double majoring in criminology and international affairs, reached the shores of Ireland this summer as a student researcher at University College Dublin through The College of Global Studies at Arcadia University’s Arcadia Abroad STEM Summer Research Program. Samantha Montero, a junior in the Florida State University - College of Business majoring in finance and marketing, studied abroad this summer in the charming city of Perugia, taking classes at the prestigious Università per Stranieri di Perugia through FSU’s Global Exchanges Program, which is administered by the FSU Center for Global Engagement CGE. William Gragg, a sophomore majoring in chemical engineering, obtained a Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) Certificate at the FSU Center for Intensive English Studies while interacting and going on excursions with students from all over the world. Sullivan Warren, a senior in the Florida State University - College of Business majoring in finance and marketing with a minor in international affairs, took classes in three countries with Florida State University International Programs. After participating in the inaugural program in Pristina, Kosovo, Warren traveled to Dubrovnik, Croatia, to participate in another program led by faculty in the FSU College of Social Sciences & Public Policy. Warren’s last stop was in Prague, Czech Republic, where she participated in a third program led by faculty in the FSU College of Social Sciences & Public Policy and the Florida State University College of Social Work. To learn more about the programs and what students accomplished, click here: