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by Heleen Veenstra
Editor
“Either work abroad or study
abroad is a good thing to have
in one’s resume. It shows the
student is willing to be^dven
turous,” stated Magdalena
Ladd, chairperson international
education-foreign languages,
about going overseas for college
students.
The
International
Cooperative Education pro
gram, which is offered by
Clackamas Community Col
lege, provides students with the
opportunity to work in a
foreign country and live with a
host family.
The college works through
the Northwest International
Education Association, which is
dedicated to the promotion of
international and intercultural
education. They are comprised
of over 30 colleges and univer
sities in the Western United
States.
“It’s a good worthwhile pro
gram. We have students who
have participated in it and felt
News
Winter registration
begins
good about it. They had an in the possibility to go to Spain,
ternational experience. These and study at The Center for
students recommended the pro Cross-Cultural Study in Seville,
gram,” Ladd expressed.
Spain. The study is divided up
Students who decide to work in two sessions, from which the
abroad can even earn academic first one goes from June 8-28,
credit for it. Many of the work and the second one goes from
positions include room and June 29-July 19. The trip in
board, a stipend, or regular cludes a vacation on the Costa
pay. Sixty positions- are del Sol July 21-27 at the end of
available for eight to ten weeks the course.
Students also have the oppor
across Europe, Asia and the
tunity to go to Austria and Ger
Middle East.
Many positions do not re many for a nine week summer
quire foreign language, but for program, and study at a college.
Students who will participate
some, students need to be
enrolled in a foreign language in one of those programs will
class, or have studied a foreign have the opportunity to study the
■values, religion, politics, history,
language in high school.
Students also have the art, and music of the people in
possibility to study abroad. another country. Prior to the
There are programs to go to summer experience, classes,
France, Spain, or a German seminars and meetings will
speaking country. To go to familiarize students with the
France will be in the summer country’s social customs and
quarter from June 10-July 22, language.
Applications are due early
and students will have the op
portunity to live in a French January. For more information,
home, attend the international contact Ladd in upper
Music and Theater festivals, McLouglin building, in the cor
ridor to the library, or call her at
and take courses in college.
In summer ’88 there is also ext. 392.
Winter open registration
begins at 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m..
Monday through Thursday,
December 7-11, in the Communi
ty Center. 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
on Friday. Registration continues
through the month. For informa
tion or hours, call 657-8400, ext.
254 or 266.
Wreath workshop
a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Community
Center Small Dining Room. Call
the Counseling Office at ext. 266,
for information.
Bird watching
class
The John Inskeep Environmen
tal Learning Center will sponsor a
beginning bird identification class
and field tour of major Oregon
City and Portland-area bird
habitats on December 5.
Tour fee is $10 for
nonmembers and $8 for ELC
members. For further informa
tion and reservation, call
657-8400 ext. 351, Tuesdays
through Fridays.
John Inskeep Environmental
Learning Center will conduct a
workshop on die constructin of
wreaths and decorative gifts from
greenery and other natural
materials on Saturday, December
12, 9 a.m. to noon.
The fee for the workshop is
$12 for nonmembers and $9 for
Beautiful, unusual, and one-
ELC members. Materials may be of-a-kind holiday and Christmas
purchased from the instructor. gifts handcrafted by Clackamas
For further information and County Artisans will be offered
registration, call 657-8400 ext. at the John Inskeep Environmen
■351, Tuesdays through Fridays.
tal- Learning Center’s gift shoppe
Tuesdays through Fridays,
December 4 through 22. Gift
shoppe hours will be from 10
A large variety of high quality, a.m. to 6 p.m.
locally grown live and freshly cut
For further information call
Christmas trees from Clackamas
657-8400 ext. 351, Tuesdays
County will be offered for sale at
through Fridays, or come by the
the John Inskeep Environmental
center.
Learning Center at Clackamas
I Community College. Many sizes
of live and cut trees will be
available, and shoppers will find
Last issue “The Print” article
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December 10 through 22, from not present the Administraton’s
side of the story.
10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
This week “The Print” con
For further information, call
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Tuesday
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Student Orientation will be at. the
1. All classes which have the first meeting of the week on Monday,
college December 4. New address the reclassification
Wednesday or Friday, will have the final exam as indicated by the
students tour the campus, meet issue,” Painter expressed,
class HOUR and M.
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2. All classes which have the first meeting of the week on Tuesday
or Thursday, will have the final exam as indicated by the class
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