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Harvard’s Office of International Programs (OIP) declined to comment on the subpoena due to its ongoing nature, but Associate Director Giorgio DiMauro said the University has no cause for concern...
...same time it is disheartening,” said Nowak, who added she would have traveled to Kenya if she could have obtained funding. The violence has sparked concern among colleges with study abroad programs in the country, including three Harvard-approved programs. But according to Giorgio G. DiMauro, associate director for the Office of International Programs, no Harvard students are currently in Kenya or planning to travel there for credit next semester. The St. Lawrence University Summer Program in Nairobi announced on Wednesday that its program will proceed, but reserved the right to cancel the program if conditions worsen...
...third annual International Photo Contest, awarding prizes to undergraduates for photos taken abroad. “You say ‘I went to Venezuela, I went to Tibet,’ and it can be difficult to share that with people,” said Giorgio D. DiMauro, assistant director of the Office of International Programs, who has headed the contest for three years. “Our goals were to celebrate all the places students have been...and give them the opportunity to share.” The event kicked off Harvard’s annual International Education...
...images on display clearly reflected the breadth of students’ experiences abroad. Each photo evoked an emotion, whether the exuberance of schoolchildren playing in a fountain or the awe of an expansive landscape. There were over 220 submissions this year, according to OIP Assistant Director Giorgio DiMauro. He said the strong interest in this year’s show maintained the trend started with last year’s inaugural event. “This isn’t supposed to be a professional photography competition; it’s for students to share their experiences abroad...
...locations on campus, drew about 220 students and attempted to help students alleviate these problems and ultimately move past them. One of the larger problems facing students is “confronting the way that you’ve changed,” according to OIP Assistant Director Giorgio DiMauro, who co-chaired the conference. “The kinds of changes are not always the obvious ones,” he said. “Sometimes it’s just a difference in perspective,” an element that makes the reintegration process harder. Kristin Beattie...