Etown Abroad Podcast
By Etown Study Abroad
Etown Abroad PodcastApr 09, 2021
Alum Interview: Abroad in Germany in the 60's with Bill Cave
Elizabethtown College alumnus Bill Cave '65 studied abroad in Marburg, Germany from 1963-1964. Listen to hear about Bill's experiences abroad in the 60's, how it impacted his life, and how his experience compared to Etown student and host Samantha Seely's, who studied abroad in Germany 55 years later from 2018-2019.
Subscribe to our show wherever you listen to podcasts, and follow us on Instagram @etownabroad, and check our our blog, Blue Jays Abroad.
For more information on our study abroad programs, visit etown.edu or email us at studyabroad@etown.edu.
Theme music for the show was composed by Elizabeth Baker and Avery Faust.
Episode hosted and produced by Samantha Seely.
Alum Interview: The Pace of Life in Italy with Grace Gibson
Elizabethtown College alumna Grace Gibson '20 studied abroad in Florence, Italy in 2019. Listen to hear about her experience with Italian culture and the book she wrote and illustrated about her time studying abroad, A Life with a View: Reflections on Stories, Art, & Identity!
Subscribe to our show wherever you listen to podcasts, and follow us on Instagram @etownabroad, and check our our blog, Blue Jays Abroad.
For more information on our study abroad programs, visit etown.edu or email us at studyabroad@etown.edu.
Theme music for the show was composed by Elizabeth Baker and Avery Faust.
Episode hosted and produced by Samantha Seely.
Student Interview: Language Learning in Germany with Niklas Byriel
German and Computer Science major Niklas Byriel '21 studied abroad in Vienna, Austria, and Marburg, Germany in the spring semester of 2019. Listen to hear their thoughts on immersive language learning and seeing their family in Europe!
Subscribe to our show wherever you listen to podcasts, and follow us on Instagram @etownabroad, and check our our blog, Blue Jays Abroad.
For more information on our study abroad programs, visit etown.edu or email us at studyabroad@etown.edu.
Theme music for the show was composed by Elizabeth Baker and Avery Faust.
Episode hosted and produced by Samantha Seely.
Alum Interview: Studying in Spain and Peace Corps in Peru with Jaime Ramos
Elizabethtown College alumnus Jaime Ramos '18 studied abroad in Valladolid, Spain in 2017, and went on to work with the Peace Corps in Peru for nearly two years! Listen to find out how these experiences changed Jaime's perspective on life!
Subscribe to our show wherever you listen to podcasts, and follow us on Instagram @etownabroad, and check our our blog, Blue Jays Abroad.
For more information on our study abroad programs, visit etown.edu or email us at studyabroad@etown.edu.
Theme music for the show was composed by Elizabeth Baker and Avery Faust.
Episode hosted and produced by Samantha Seely.
Student Interview: Forming Friendships in Australia with Holly Phillips
Occupational therapy major Holly Phillips '21 studied abroad in Newcastle, Australia in the fall semester of 2019. Listen to hear about her experience making friends in Australia and gaining new confidence!
Subscribe to our show wherever you listen to podcasts, and follow us on Instagram @etownabroad, and check our our blog, Blue Jays Abroad.
For more information on our study abroad programs, visit etown.edu or email us at studyabroad@etown.edu.
Theme music for the show was composed by Elizabeth Baker and Avery Faust.
Episode hosted and produced by Samantha Seely.
Etown Abroad Podcast: Trailer
Welcome to the Etown Abroad Podcast! Join us to hear interviews from students and alumni of Elizabethtown College about their study abroad experience. What's studying abroad really like? What makes it meaningful?
Subscribe to our show wherever you listen to podcasts, and follow us on Instagram @etownabroad, and check our our blog, Blue Jays Abroad.
For more information on our study abroad programs, visit etown.edu or email us at studyabroad@etown.edu.
Theme music for the show was composed by Elizabeth Baker and Avery Faust.
Episode hosted and produced by Samantha Seely.