Meet Laura Fullerton, but her friends call her LB! đź‘‹ LB is a Junior studying International Studies with a regional concentration on the continent of Asia. She has enjoyed her time within the College of Liberal Arts while taking Introduction to Korean Culture, Modern Chinese Literature, Chinese Film and Peoples and Cultures of Asia. LB plans to study abroad a semester in Seoul, South Korea where she can take that she has learned and serve Seoul community. Good luck LB! For more information about courses within International Studies or Auburn Study Abroad Programs contact Dr. Giovanna Summerfield // @summegi@auburn.edu #CLAabroadAU 
Meet Laura Trenta đź‘‹ Laura was studying in Catania, Italy when a professor introduced her to the Auburn exchange program. She decided to join the program with the hopes of learning more about The United States, the language, and its culture. It was at the orientation held by the Office of International Programs where she realized how different Italian and American school systems truly can be. Laura invested her time in numerous events such as the International Buddy Program and Social Hour every Friday afternoon where she was able to meet many other Auburn students from around the world! Since then she has extended her academic career at Auburn in the College of Liberal Arts under Associate Dean of Student Affairs, Dr. Summerfield. Laura hopes to continue her time here at Auburn by achieving a doctoral degree in Foreign Languages. For more information about Auburn's Study Abroad Program or International Affairs contact Dr. Giovanna Summerfield // summegi@auburn.edu #CLAabroadAU 
Join us for a FREE film screening of America's Last Little Italy: The Hill by Joseph Puleo on Tuesday, October 27th at 6:00pm via ZOOM. Stick around after the film for a Q&A with the director himself. Need more information? Checkout the link in our Bio! #CLAabroadAU 
“On Aug. 28, more than 85 Auburn University faculty, staff and students gathered online to discuss internationalization, how to integrate tactics into teaching and the curriculum and how to engage in opportunities domestically and abroad that enhance cultural competency.” // Read the full article on this incredible event by clicking the link in our Bio // 📷: @auintlprograms #CLAabroadAU 
There is just ONE MONTH left to register for the “Passport to the World: Best Practices in Internationalization” symposium, hosted by the Global Teaching Academy in the Office of International Programs. The FREE online event will be held on Aug. 28 from 8 a.m. to noon via Zoom. It will showcase many of the initiatives taking place on and off campus and serve as inspiration for students, faculty and staff interested in starting, nurturing and increasing their international awareness and strategies. Signup TODAY - link in Bio #CLAabroadAU 
There are still seats available!✨NEW FALL 2020 CLASS ✨ For centuries Italy has fascinated travelers, artists, scientists, and food lovers. Through their travailing visits, sketches, travelogues, and novels, men and women from England, France, Germany, and the U.S. have captured their interests and preserved the memories of the Italy they came to know. . Italian artists themselves have sought time and again their idealized homeland, which they recall through sight, smell, sound, and taste. Students will join this tour of the senses, partaking past and present discoveries and recollections, by reading, watching, discussing and savoring the places, experiences, and food presented in this course. . At the end of the semester, students, following the pathways of these men and women of letters, tourists, and foodies, will find their own Italy/ies. No book required. All course material will be available on Canvas. Course will fulfill requirements for a Minor in Italian Studies and/or a Mediterranean Studies certificate; it could also count as elective. NOTE: This class will be a hybrid of Online & a few In-Person class meetings. For more information, Contact Dr. Giovanna Summerfield at summegi@auburn.edu #CLAabroadAU 
Each certificate may be obtained by taking 12 credit hours and provide an opportunity to better understand issues affecting our increasingly global society. Students will explore a variety of topics relevant in the workforce today, including economic, social, political and environmental issues. The certificates encourage critical thinking and can enhance an existing degree or professional experience, especially those working in business, non-profit, political or academic settings. For more information about the requirements and other details, contact Giovanna Summerfield at summegi@auburn.edu #CLAabroadAU #CLALeadershipMinorAU 
Did you hear!? CLA has a new major BA in International Studies in Liberal Arts . The Main Goal of this major: Produce graduates who will be well versed in the affairs of diverse parts of the world, their cultures, their languages, and their political economies! . Questions? Email Dr. Giovanna Summerfield at summegi@auburn.edu #CLAabroadAU 
Check out this incredible event hosted by @auforlang! . . Melissa Fridlin Murrell, translator-interpreter and owner of Deep South Language Services in Montgomery, will visit us via Zoom on Friday, April 17 from 10:00-10:50! . . To join, use the link: https://auburn.zoom.us/j/402735160 . . Have a question about this event? Contact: Dr. Laurene Glimois at lgg0008@auburn.edu! #CLAabroadAU