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WSU Counseling Services ADCAPS

Education Abroad Social Competency

Education Abroad

 
The number of WSU students who participate in Education Abroad programs increases each year with approximately 700 students enrolled in faculty led and contract programs in 2006-2007. As WSU has made globalization, diversity, and cultural competency a primary goal for current and future areas of study, this number is expected to grow. For a national perspective on the growth of education abroad programs see the Open Doors Network website.
 
Students on bridge
 

Most education abroad experiences for WSU students are highly beneficial and free of unhealthy or harmful situations. However, there have been recent & high-profile incidences within study abroad programs nationally - including crime, violence, accidents, and substance use. This has created the impetus at U.S. universities, including WSU, to address student health and wellbeing while abroad, student responsibilities and legal concerns, student behavior, student conduct policy and other interrelated factors.

We are dedicated to providing first-rate information and resources to educate our students and the public about health, wellbeing, and harm reduction while abroad. Through this we provide a safe and healthy academic environment and support the WSU mission to enhance the intellectual, creative, and practical abilities of the individuals, institutions and communities that we serve by fostering learning and inquiry in all their forms.

 
Please click on the links below for more information.
 

Social Competency in Education Abroad Program

General Health
 
Online Health Resources for Education Abroad
 
Psychological & Emotional Healthcare
 
Party Perspectives
 
Party Safe While Abroad
 
Sex While Abroad

 

WSU's International Programs
Education Abroad
 
  
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China Great Wall
  
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China temple
 
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Italy bridge
  
Forence Italy
 
Italy villa
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