Jodi Cornell, Director of Iowa State’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences {CALS} Study Abroad

Programs, spoke at a recent Ames Golden K Thursday weekly meeting which continues to be held virtually via ZOOM. Study Abroad gives ISU students the opportunity to study and live in a foreign region of this world.
COVID-19 has curtailed many of the 2020-21 Study Abroad programs, but not completely. Mr. Cornell shared details/statistics which demonstrate how important it is for ISU students to enroll in Study Abroad, and the many benefits– professional, educational and personal each student will realize from their participation. The first international program for CALS students was in 1964, and all travel was to European countries. Beginning in 1980 the program was expanded to Asian countries, and now the program includes Central/South America, Australia, New Zealand plus Caribbean countries.
During 2018-19, 1,817 students studied abroad, 442 of whom were CALS students. In a recent survey, 96% of Study Abroad students agree that studying abroad is a good investment. The programs a student can choose are varied in content and length.
Most programs include a professor who travels with the students. Sometimes plans have to change if there is unrest, etc. in a country scheduled for Study Abroad.
Financial aid for studying abroad is available through scholarships/grants. Passport and other fees are reimbursed. ISU also has a donor program which offsets costs.
Ames Golden K members applauded {virtually} Mr. Cornell’s excellent presentation.
ACCESS Support, 2020
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Trained advocates are ready to help discuss options for the victim’s immediate safety and well-being through the operation of a 24/7 crisis line.. They serve as an advocate for victims and provide support when needed for reporting crimes or when medical treatment and assistance is needed. Golden K’s donation will be used to support the operation of the ACCESS crisis line.
Pictured from the left, Golden K’s John and Cheryl Abrams, ACCESS Development Coordinator Courtney Palmershein, and Golden K’s Tom Baas.
ISU Volleyball 2020
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Study Abroad Prog. in ISU Ag & Life Sciences
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Ames Golden K recently presented a check for $800 to Good Neighbor Emergency Assistance {GNEA} through the club’s Charity Donation Program. GNEA provides financial emergency assistance to Story County households for rent, utilities, food assistance vouchers, and transportation. Unemployment, illness, or an unexpected catastrophic event are among the reasons for a household to seek GNEA’s help. COVID-19 has exacerbated many households need for financial assistance. GNEA funding comes from grants, individual donations, special events/fundraisers and donations from civic minded non-profit organizations. Pictured from the left: Norm Scott, Golden K; Jim Trenberth, Past President, GNEA; Lori Allen, Director, GNEA; Charlie Weber, President, GNEA; Lynn Miller, Treasurer, GNEA; Keith Folkmann, Golden K.
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