College to Welcome 200 Korean High School Students for Campus Program

Students Participating in Campus Summer/Fall Education and Internship Program

The College of Education under the leadership of Dr. In Han, Director, and Monica Ferguson, Associate Director of the College Asian International Program will welcome nearly 200 Korean high school students to the UofU this summer and fall. These students will participate in three intensive education programs, including the International Leadership Institute, Student Internship Program with College Faculty, and the Global Impact Program. The Leadership Program, which begins July 14 will focus on developing future leaders in a global area and cross-cultural competence with American society. The Student Internship Program engages students in a three-week intensive research project under the direction of university faculty members. The Global Impact Program, which is held in October, creates the opportunity for students to spend time on the UofU campus and visit and observe in Utah high schools.

IN THIS ISSUE

• Historic Groundbreaking for Sorenson Arts and Education Complex
• Congratulations to Class of 2011
• College Honors Douglas Hacker and Michelle Bachman
• College Welcomes New Advancement Board
• Community of Caring National Conference, “Beyond Bullying”, to be held at the U
• Angela Bradbury Participates in Congressional/White House Briefings
• College Welcomes 200 Korean Students to Campus
• Stegner Scholars Institute Prepares Students in Advanced Writing Skills
• Spotlight on Recent Faculty Publications, Grants, Honors
• Spotlight on New Faculty