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Education While Traveling: The Benefits of Student Trips

Posted on November 27, 2024 by Anthony

Today, students are increasingly interested in traveling and exploring new places while studying. Student trips have become an exciting and effective way to allow students to learn and experience the world firsthand. As students mature cognitively, the holistic nature of a school trip adds to their education because they allow young people practice skills like teamwork, empathy, and solidarity, among others. In essence, trips are an ideal way for them to apply in the real world many of the skills and competencies taught in the classroom.

What Is a Student Trip and How Long Does It Last?

A student trip refers to an educational experience conducted outside the classroom, where students have the chance to learn firsthand about various topics by visiting historical, cultural, or natural sites and engaging with local communities.

The main goal is to provide a more comprehensive and interactive learning experience, fostering the development of social, intercultural, and leadership skills through interactions with people from different cultures.

The duration of a student trip can vary depending on the program, theme, and objectives. Some trips last only a few days or even hours, while others can span months or even up to a year, as in the case of long-term exchanges.

Envoys is an organization that designs programs directly in collaboration with schools. Their motto is “a belief in the transformative power of travel-based education.” Their mission “is to foster a generation of global citizens who lead with empathy and understanding.”

For Envoys, student trips are structured around key pillars that transform these journeys into impactful learning experiences. In an increasingly competitive world, empowering students to recognize their role as catalysts for change is a significant advantage. Building environmental responsibility through experiential learning and encouraging community involvement not only provides valuable tools but also shapes them into better human beings.

Traveling, whether for a short-term or long-term period, can offer numerous benefits for students. Here are some key advantages:

Short-term Trips:

  1. Cultural Exposure:
    • Even a brief trip can immerse you in different cultures, languages, and customs, broadening your perspective and understanding of the world.
  2. Networking Opportunities:
    • Short trips, especially if they involve academic conferences, workshops, or study tours, allow you to connect with professionals, academics, or peers in your field.
  3. Stress Relief:
    • A break from the academic rigor can rejuvenate your mind, reducing stress and potentially improving your academic performance upon return.
  4. Practical Skills:
    • Quick trips can teach you to adapt quickly, manage time efficiently, and navigate new environments, all valuable skills in both personal and professional life.
  5. Resume Boost:
    • Experiences like international internships or short study abroad programs can distinguish your resume, showing future employers your initiative and adaptability.

Long-term Trips:

  1. In-depth Cultural Immersion:
    • Longer periods allow for a deeper understanding of culture, which can lead to fluency in a new language, a more profound appreciation of cultural nuances, and personal growth.
  2. Academic and Career Development:
    • Semesters or years abroad often include academic credits that can count towards your degree. Long-term study abroad or work experiences can also lead to job offers or further career opportunities abroad.
  3. Independence and Self-Discovery:
    • Living in a new country for an extended period fosters independence, resilience, and self-confidence as you tackle life’s challenges without the familiar support systems.
  4. Global Perspective:
    • Being away for an extended time helps you see your own culture and country from an outside viewpoint, enriching your global awareness and empathy.
  5. Personal Relationships:
    • Long-term stays enable the formation of lasting friendships and networks with people from different parts of the world, which can be invaluable personally and professionally.

Both types of trips encourage stepping out of your comfort zone, which is crucial for personal development in the college years. They also add unique experiences to your life story, enhancing your narrative in both personal and professional contexts. However, the choice between short-term and long-term would depend on your academic schedule, financial situation, and personal goals.

Education

Envoys collaborates with schools and local partners to ensure that its programs align with the school curriculum and home life for both parties. The key to this experience is teaching valuable skills and mindsets while promoting a deeper understanding of learning.

Development

Eighty percent of Envoys’ program providers are small, locally-owned businesses, and they prioritize partnerships with women-owned and women-led organizations whenever possible.

Envoys seeks to have a positive and sustainable impact on the communities they work with. Their goal is to address issues of equity and social justice and to develop capacity and empower all involved whenever possible.

Environment

The Envoys team examines and works to mitigate each program’s impact on the natural world, evaluating the relative benefits and costs of non-renewable resources and engaging with natural spaces. Additionally, they partially offset the impact of the study program through carbon offsets.

The Importance of Destinations and Programs

When choosing, there are two key aspects to consider: the type of program and the destination. For instance, if a student is more interested in the arts, they may lean toward a destination like Paris or London. Knowing a student’s preference is essential, as it will shape the entire trip. Envoys offers a broad range of destinations worldwide, both within and outside the United States.

Regardless of the choice, all programs are built on the same pillars. These criteria have been carefully selected to ensure transformative experiences that equip students with essential tools for personal development, university applications, and optimal career growth

Transformative Education: Envoys programs emphasize the importance of practical and immersive learning, equipping students with everything they need for personal transformation and to develop a global perspective.

Personalization and Flexibility: Envoys is committed to tailoring each program to meet the expectations of both the school and students, customizing itineraries and projects for the best experience.

Focus on Educational Outcomes: These programs focus on how travel reinforces the curriculum and fosters key competencies such as communication and leadership, both essential for students’ future success.

Social and Cultural Engagement: Programs integrate impactful social projects, promoting cultural understanding and community engagement. These skills help broaden students’ perspectives, providing them with meaningful tools for the future.

Washington, DC: One of the Most Sought-After Destinations

Washington, DC, is the birthplace of American history. It’s no surprise that student trips to Washington, DC, are among the most popular programs. This program begins by exploring the National Mall and its monuments, then moves on to focus on the successes and challenges of American democracy.

The trip focuses on historical legacies that students not only study theoretically but also explore through practical exercises that help them gain a deeper understanding of the country’s history. Some places include the National Mall, the Supreme Court, a guided tour of the Capitol, and the National Museum of African American History and Culture at the Mall.

The social aspect is also very important, so students visit the National Coalition for the Homeless, where they can learn about its work.

The World Belongs to Those Who Travel

In a world where information is rapid and unfiltered, visiting, studying, and experiencing is a unique way of learning. This teaching method aims to put into practice what students have previously seen in the classroom, preparing them to face the world as capable adults.

Of course, theory is not irrelevant. As in most areas of life, theory and practice are the yin and yang of learning: both are necessary to achieve the best results.

Envoys holds a commitment as its guiding principle: to act with respect, and purpose, and leave a positive impact. Traveling is more than just moving from place to place; it’s about creating experiences that shape people who leave a profound impact. Today’s youth is the foundation of tomorrow. Training them to carry that responsibility with dignity and seriousness is one of the goals of this journey.

On Campus NovaEdge Diversity in Engineering Academy Returns to Villanova

Posted on April 8, 2024 by Craig Meister

Villanova University invites rising tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade students to submit an application to the NovaEdge Diversity in Engineering Academy one-week, on-campus program that introduces a diverse population of students from different ethnic and social backgrounds to the traditional fields of engineering including Chemical, Civil and Environmental, Computer and Electrical, and Mechanical Engineering. The $775 program, which includes room and board and can be paid in full once the student is selected into the program, takes place from July 13 through July 20, 2024, and participants stay on campus during this one-week summer program.

Participating students also will be introduced to unique aspects of Villanova’s College of Engineering including international service learning opportunities, sustainable engineering, and engineering entrepreneurship. Lectures and hands-on laboratory experiments are taught by Villanova engineering faculty, and daily guest speakers will bridge academia and industry.

Registration is not complete until required forms are received, and if a student is selected, a deposit will be due to secure the student’s spot in the program.

Villanova University’s undergraduate engineering school is renowned for its rigorous academic programs, innovative research initiatives, and commitment to experiential learning. With a rich history spanning decades, Villanova’s College of Engineering boasts a comprehensive curriculum that prepares students for successful careers in various engineering disciplines. The school offers majors in fields such as Civil, Chemical, Mechanical, Electrical, and Computer Engineering, providing students with a solid foundation in both theory and practical applications.

One of the hallmarks of Villanova’s engineering education is its emphasis on hands-on learning experiences. Students have access to state-of-the-art laboratories, cutting-edge research facilities, and opportunities for internships and co-op programs with industry partners. The college fosters a collaborative and supportive environment where faculty members engage closely with students, mentoring them in their academic pursuits and helping them develop the skills necessary to tackle real-world engineering challenges. With a focus on innovation, ethics, and sustainability, Villanova’s undergraduate engineering school equips graduates with the knowledge and expertise needed to make meaningful contributions to society and excel in their chosen fields.

Villanova University is situated in Villanova, Pennsylvania, a suburb on the historic Main Line of Philadelphia’s western suburbs. The campus is conveniently located approximately twelve miles northwest of Center City Philadelphia, and it offers easy access to the city’s cultural attractions, historical sites, and vibrant urban environment. Students often take advantage of the university’s proximity to Philadelphia, enjoying internships, cultural events, and recreational activities in the city.

Additionally, Villanova’s location provides access to various points of interest within the Philadelphia region. Nearby attractions include Valley Forge National Historical Park, offering opportunities for outdoor recreation and exploration of American Revolutionary War history, as well as the King of Prussia Mall, one of the largest shopping malls in the United States. The university’s location also allows for convenient travel to other major cities in the Northeast, such as New York City and Washington, D.C., making it an ideal hub for students seeking diverse experiences both on and off-campus.

Syracuse’s Summer College Gives High School Students Many Learning Opportunities

Posted on January 23, 2024 by Craig Meister

For sixty-four years, Syracuse University has given rising high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors the opportunity to explore potential majors and careers through renowned summer pre-college programs.

This summer, high school students are able to choose from over 100 college-level courses offered on Syracuse’s campus, online, or in a hybrid format. Courses exist in a diversity of subjects – from Architecture and AI to Crisis Management and Sports Analytics or Management. Regardless of the course(s) one chooses, all Syracuse Summer College students build their resume or portfolio, enhance their college applications so they stand out to college admissions, and get to test out a subject before committing to their undergrad major. Students also have the chance to earn a Certificate of Completion, Syracuse University credit, or a noncredit transcript.

The scholarship deadline Syracuse’s Summer College is March 1, 2024, and the final application deadline is May 1, 2024, and applications are reviewed and accepted on a rolling basis. Yet, the most popular courses fill quickly, so if you are interested, apply soon. If you have any questions, you can call +1 315-443-5000 or email Syracuse to learn more.

Boston University offers 3 summer journalism programs to high school students

Posted on January 21, 2024 by Craig Meister

High school students interested in pursuing a career in journalism, writing, communications, or photography, may want to research and apply to the Boston University Summer Journalism Academy, hosted by Boston University College of Communication.

According to Ermolande Jean-Simon, Student Programs Manager Boston University Summer Journalism Academy, for fourteen years, BU’s summer program has educated high school students about critical skills in news reporting, interviewing, and writing through courses taught by award-winning working journalists, including Pulitzer Prize winners Lara Salahi and Rochelle Sharpe. Students interested in visual storytelling also have the opportunity to learn from veteran photojournalist Stephen Haines of The Boston Globe.

Regardless of which program students choose, BU’s summer program challenges high school students to step outside their comfort zone and experience life as a working journalist through one of three course pathways:

  1. an on-campus residential program from June 24 to July 12, 2024 (for students with some journalism experience);
  2. an on-campus photojournalism program from June 24 to July 12, 2024 (for students interested in visual storytelling); or
  3. a two-week learn-from-home program for high school students at all experience levels, starting June 17, July 1, and July 15.

Applications for the on-campus session are due on April 19. Applications for learn-at-home sessions starting June 17, July 1, and July 15 are due on May 10. Students who apply, are accepted, and fully registered by March 8 can save $400 off the full fee for the on-campus academy or $200 off the full fee of the learn-from-home academy.

There are limited need-based scholarships and financial aid available to students; students should email BU for more information. For more information about the Summer Journalism Academy, visit www.summerjournalism.org.

High School Students Interested in Entrepreneurship Should Consider Babson Summer Study

Posted on January 16, 2024 by Craig Meister

Babson College, which is located just thirty minutes from downtown Boston, Massachusetts, is an increasingly popular choice for high school students seeking to study entrepreneurship during their undergraduate careers. And what better way to get a taste of what a Babson undergraduate experience could be like than by taking part in a Babson summer pre-college program exclusively for high school students?

High-achieving high school students interested in engaging in an immersive multi-week experiential online summer program during which they are able to discover what it means to be an entrepreneur should certainly consider Online Babson Summer Study, which takes place from July 8 through July 29, 2024. The program helps high school students cultivate core career skills and a sharp entrepreneurial mindset for overcoming challenges in any setting and in any role while earning four college credits from Babson, which is often ranked as offering one of America’s best undergraduate programs for entrepreneurship.

According to Beth Goldstein, the Senior Director of Babson’s Youth Impact Lab, Babson Summer Study is specifically designed for rising high school juniors and seniors (current tenth and eleventh grade students) who want to participate in interactive online sessions with Babson faculty, world renown entrepreneurship experts, and Babson students while designing a social impact solution with peers from around the world. They will also learn how to apply Babson’s Entrepreneurial Thought & Action® framework for solving problems, and develop the leadership competencies needed to address real-world problems.

Additionally, through Summer Study, rising high school juniors and seniors learn how to assess their abilities and passions to determine which ones they want to strengthen, learn about the U.N. Global Goals and how they connect to challenges in their own communities, and develop prototypes, deliver a Rocket Pitch, and evaluate the feasibility of their team’s social impact solution.

Goldstein encourages prospective students and their families to participate in one of three virtual information sessions taking place over the coming weeks:

  • Wednesday, January 17, 2024, 7:00 PM Eastern Time
  • Tuesday, January 23, 2024, 9:00 AM Eastern Time
  • Monday, February 5, 2024, 8:00 AM Eastern Time

To learn more about the Online Babson Summer Study experience and to register for an information session, visit babson.edu/high-school-programs. The early bird application deadline is February 15, 2024 and the standard application deadline is March 15, 2024.

Elon’s On-Campus Summer Pre-College Journalism Program is Completely Free

Posted on January 16, 2024 by Craig Meister

Not all summer pre-college programs for high school students cost a pretty penny. In fact, one such program for aspiring journalists is completely free and takes place on one of America’s most beautiful college campuses!

While year three of the virtual component of the Emerging Journalists Program at Elon University starts tonight – January 16 – in the dead of winter, there is still time for current high school juniors (11th graders) to apply for Elon’s free, fun, and immersive summer journalism experience, which takes place on Elon’s campus from June 17 through 28, 2024.

According to Colin Donohue, Elon’s Emerging Journalists Program (EJP) Director, the on-campus and immersive summer residential learning workshop component of the EJP is open to rising seniors from diverse socio-economic, racial, and ethnic backgrounds and is completely free thanks to a generous grant from the Scripps Howard Fund.

Elon University is a private university in Elon, North Carolina, which is a half an hour from Greensboro and an hour from North Carolina’s capital, Raleigh. Last year’s summer EJP cohort produced a newspaper, a forty-minute newscast, and a website. Here’s a video snapshot of what last year’s participants did while on Elon’s campus. Students who complete the summer immersion program are also assigned two mentors — an Elon communications student and a professional journalist — to help identify, report, and produce multimedia stories during their senior years of high school.

If you think the Emerging Journalists Program would be an exciting opportunity for you or your student, learn more and apply at www.elon.edu/ejp. Application review will begin soon and priority will be given to applications submitted before March 1.

Colorado College’s unique pre-college program for high school students now accepting applications

Posted on December 12, 2023 by Craig Meister

Will you be a rising eleventh or twelfth grade student in Summer 2024 and are you interested in the Block Plan at Colorado College? If so, then through a unique pre-college program, this upcoming summer is the ideal time for you to try Colorado College’s distinctive Block Plan, which is the hallmark of its undergraduate experience.

What is the Block Plan? In short, the Block Plan at Colorado College, which is in Colorado Springs, Colorado, allows students to study what they want, how they want, in ways that they simply cannot at any other undergraduate institution. Each course a student takes at Colorado College lasts three and a half weeks and during those three and a half weeks the student is taking that course and no others. One block is equivalent to one class on a semester plan. A class typically meets from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, with additional class sessions for studio, labs, discussions, field trips in the afternoons. Professors have the flexibility to schedule classes in format and timing for optimal learning. Undergraduates typically take four blocks per semester and eight blocks per academic year, plus optional Half Block in the winter and Summer Session during the summer.

Why should all this matter to current high school students? Colorado College’s Pre-College Block (July 8 through 24, 2024) includes an array of academic courses, all taught by Colorado College professors and for college credit, which allows high school students entering grades 11 and 12 in Fall 2024 to get a sense of whether or not Colorado College and its Block Plan would be attractive to them for their full undergraduate experiences. Summer courses are available in areas as diverse as Introduction to Human Anatomy, Entrepreneurship & Business Management, and Introductory Astronomy: Your Place in the Universe.

Colorado College’s summer 2024 Pre-College application is open now, and need-based scholarships are available until March 1, 2024.

Notre Dame Now Accepting Summer 2023 Pre-College Program Applications

Posted on October 21, 2022 by Craig Meister Leave a Comment

Applications for Summer 2023 programming on University of Notre Dame’s campus, online, and abroad are now live – even though it’s only October 2022!

High school freshmen, sophomores, and juniors are eligible to apply for these programs, which introduce participants to college life, give students a chance to earn college credit, and provide Notre Dame a valuable revenue stream. With that said, financial aid and grants are also available.

The selection of programs is quite impressive, and now that the shadow of the pandemic has lifted, I encourage students who are interested to take a serious look at Notre Dame’s impressive international offerings in Italy, South Africa, Ireland, and the United Kingdom. Yet, the Indiana-based and online programming offerings are intriguing as well since they seem to be taught by Notre Dame faculty. The most important consideration of students making summer plans is to engage in challenging opportunities in which they have real interest. Sometimes that interest is new and can’t be explored during the school year. Other times that interest is ongoing and the opportunity represents a new way to pursue it relative to the way the student has pursued it so far. In either case, the student will get more out of the experience if he or she is truly invested in the content the program is going to explore, and Notre Dame certainly provides a lot of content that would be interesting to a lot of students.

Related: How to Avoid Bad-Pre-College Programs

Often the most selective summer programs fill up by December of January; therefore, if certain summer programs with Notre Dame or other universities are of interest to you, remember the oft-repeated maxim, “the early bird gets the worm,” and don’t wait to apply tomorrow – do it today. Good luck.

Pitt Offers the Perfect Rx for Future Pharmacists

Posted on March 19, 2022 by admissions.blog Leave a Comment

Students working collaboratively to solve a drug formulary problem at this unique summer program for high school students in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

While summer pre-college programs and camps focusing on business, engineering, and the arts get a lot of attention from high school students and their parents and a lot of promotion from the colleges offering them, not everyone wants to go into business, engineering, or the arts. There are a lot of career options out there, and one that often gets overlooked in terms of pre-professional preparation is that of a pharmacist.

RxPLORE is a summer professional development pre-college program designed by current University of Pittsburgh PITTPharmacy PharmD students for high school students to explore pharmacy as a possible career option. The program has been modified to include both in-person and online options to make it accessible to more students than ever before. Pitt is frequently referred to as the top pharmacy school in Pennsylvania.

RxPLORE introduces students to the fascinating world of pharmacy and highlights the ways that Doctors of Pharmacy are uniquely qualified as vital members of the patient care team. If compounding medications and drug development excite you, then you really should consider this unique summer experience created especially for rising high school juniors and seniors. No previous pharmacy experience is necessary; however, the application requires students to submit an official transcript, one letter of recommendation, and a short questionnaire. Best of all the cost is quite reasonable. The cost of attendance for the in-person program is $450.00 and only $100.00 for the virtual camp. To learn more and apply visit https://www.rxplore.pharmacy.pitt.edu/.

Students learn about the pharmacists’ role as a counselor.

A Pre-College Program for Budding Environmentalists

Posted on March 19, 2022 by admissions.blog Leave a Comment

Sewanee Campus EnvironmentLots of students talk a good game when it comes to caring for the environment, but not nearly as many put their words into action. This summer, there’s a pre-college program that will help students do just that.

Students passionate about the environment can pursue environmental studies while exploring the Domain of the University of the South. In plain English, explore the campus of Sewanee, which has 13,000 acres of forests, lakes, caves, and vistas in Tennessee. The Sewanee Environmental Institute offers the Pre-College Field Studies Experience (“SEI” for short) in one of two sessions: June 24 to July 3, 2022 or July 8 to July 17, 2022.

SEI is designed for students who are passionate about the outdoors, interested in advancing their knowledge and skills in the study of the environment, and rising high school sophomores, juniors and seniors with a history of academic excellence

Learn complete details about the program or send any questions directly to [email protected]. Students ready to apply should do so here.
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