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Published on Nov 18, 2015

Town Hall presentation on Travel Study

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Center for International Education

  • F-1 Student Services
  • J-1 Scholar Services
  • Travel Study
  • Institutional Partnerships
  • Campus Programming
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CIE Timeline

  • 2012 -2013: CIE Opens. Establishes faculty-led programs, systems, and protocols.
  • 2013-2014: CIE takes on F-1 & J-1 services. Continues to build up travel study programming.
  • 2014-2015: CIE begins establishing institutional partnerships to expand semester exchange opportunities. CIE begins to develop travel coordination strategies with IA and Admissions to connect with alumni and prospective students.
  • 2015-2016: Team International Student Outreach program is launched. Local travel programs are offered as an alternative to traditional travel programs
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F-1 Students

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National F-1 Trends

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F-1 Dept. Breakdown

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Top 8 Countries at Otis

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About j-1 ScholarS

  • 2-3 J-1 Scholars yearly
  • Departments that utilize welcome J-1 Scholars: Grad Fine Arts, Public Practice, Comm. Arts, and Fine Arts
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Travel Study Programs

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Types of Travel Study Programs

  • Faculty-Led: Travel led by Otis Faculty. Duration of travel 1-6 weeks
  • Local Travel: Travel with-in SoCal
  • Mobility: Semester of study with another AICAD institution
  • Exchange: Semester of study with a non-AICAD institution
  • Field Study: Overseas internship/independent study through an Otis course offereing, or a workshop for credit or non-credit
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Since Spring of 2013
476 Students and 49 Faculty/Staff have participated in a Travel Study Program.

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Roads Traveled Since 2013...

  • Belgium, Brazil, China,
  • Denmark, Ecuador, England
  • France, Israel, Italy,
  • Japan, Los Angeles, Netherlands,
  • Mexico, New York City, Nicaragua
  • Palau, Thailand, Spain
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Sponsoring Departments Since Spring of 2013

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ETHNICITY OF THOSE TRAVELED
Asian/Pacific Islander: 34%
White Caucasian: 32%
Hispanic: 15%
Black/African American: 3%
Native American: 1%
Other: 7% & Unspecified: 7%

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Moving Forward

  • Expand travel study program offerings
  • Reduce cost for faculty-led travel programs
  • Increase student/faculty/CE participation in Travel Study
  • Strengthen collaboration with IA & Admissions
  • Increase number of institutional partnerships
  • Identify scholarship opportunities and corporate sponsors

Darren Grosch