Valdosta State University

Valdosta State University student Nina Guyette recently had the opportunity to spend a week in Japan through The Kakehashi Pop Culture Project, a fully funded youth exchange program sponsored by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan. She was one of 25 students from across the United States chosen to participate.

Nineteen Valdosta State University students spent the summer of 2014 living and learning in Ecuador.

Fourteen Valdosta State University students spent the summer of 2014 living and learning in the Czech Republic.

Sixteen Valdosta State University students spend the summer of 2014 living and learning in Germany.

Twenty-three Valdosta State University students spent the summer of 2014 living and learning in the Czech Republic.

Several students recently returned from a three-week stay in the Czech Republic and Central Europe as part of Valdosta State University's Summer Study Abroad Program. The trip included lectures and seminar discussions on Czech and Central European history, politics, economics, culture, and social problems, with field trips to Krakow and Auschwitz (Poland), Prague, Vienna and Budapest, and other sites of historic and cultural interest. The program took place from May 10 to June 2. Those who participated earned up to six hours credit in political science, history, or international studies. Area students include:

Area students from Valdosta State University are currently enjoying a five-week stay in the Waterford, Ireland as part of the summer study abroad program. The trip includes lectures and seminar discussions on the history, politics and culture of the area. The program began June 21 and ends July 26. Those participating can earn up to six hours credit in international studies. Area students include:

Area students from Valdosta State University are currently enjoying a four-week stay in the St. Petersburg, Russia as part of the summer study abroad program. The trip includes lectures and seminar discussions on the history, politics and culture of the area. The program began June 29 and ends July 29. Those participating can earn up to six hours credit in international studies. Area students include:

Area students from Valdosta State University are currently enjoying a five-week stay in the Madrid, Spain as part of the summer study abroad program. The trip includes lectures and seminar discussions on the history, politics and culture of the area. The program began June 28 and ends Aug. 1. Those participating can earn up to six hours credit in international studies. Area students include:

Area students from Valdosta State University are currently enjoying a five-week stay in the London as part of the summer study abroad program. The trip includes lectures and seminar discussions on the history, politics and culture of the area. The program began June 28 and ends Aug. 1. Those participating can earn up to six hours credit in international studies. Area students include:

Area students from Valdosta State University are currently enjoying a five-week stay in the Germany as part of the summer study abroad program. The trip includes lectures and seminar discussions on German history, politics, economics, culture and social problems and allows students to learn to speak, read, understand and write German. The program began June 28 and ends Aug. 1. Those participating can earn up to six hours credit in international studies. Area students include:

Several students recently returned from a three-week stay in the Czech Republic and Central Europe as part of Valdosta State University's Summer Study Abroad Program. The trip included lectures and seminar discussions on Czech and Central European history, politics, economics, culture, and social problems, with field trips to Krakow and Auschwitz (Poland), Prague, Vienna and Budapest, and other sites of historic and cultural interest. The program took place from May 10 to June 2. Those who participated earned up to six hours credit in political science, history, or international studies. Area students include: