Seven Wittenberg students are spending the summer in China; for the first two weeks, they are teaching English at Yew Wah International School in Shanghai. Then they go on the road as day camp counselors for children of migrant workers.
Elyse Adams, class of 2012 is working at the US Department of Commerce -- International Trade before she leaves for a semester study abroad experience in Chile.
Internships provide valuable opportunities to gain experience in any interest area. In current job searches, an applicable internship can be the deciding factor in YOU getting the job over an equally qualified candidate. It is also a great way to network, gain new skills, and improve upon your strengths.
Internships provide valuable opportunities to gain experience in any interest area. In current job searches, an applicable internship can be the deciding factor in YOU getting the job over an equally qualified candidate. It is also a great way to network, gain new skills, and improve upon your strengths.
There are many paths to accomplish the book-learning and gain the street-smarts necessary to become globally savvy.
The East Asian Studies Program: The "jewel in the crown" of Wittenberg's academic prowess; outstanding faculty committed to a multidisciplinary study of one of the world's great regions. Find out more at East Asian Studies.
Contact Admissions if you are not yet a Wittenberg student but are excited about what we have to offer in East Asian study and International Business.
Contact Thomas Kaiser, Director, East Asian Institute to learn more about the Institute, or read more from the links on the right. Contact information: tkaiser@wittenberg.edu or 937-327-7958.
