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...momentum seems to be building for reforms that would allow more students to gain the perspective that comes with learning and living in a different culture. At the end of last semester, the Faculty commissioned a report on the state of study abroad. Dean of Undergraduate Education Susan G. Pedersen ’81-’82, who made study abroad a priority last spring, raised the issue again at the first Faculty meeting held last month. Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis ’68 praised study abroad programs at last week’s Undergraduate...
...Today, Pedersen says it is her impression that there is a growing recognition among the Faculty of the importance of study abroad as part of the undergraduate experience...
...think we have the view now that some understanding of another culture is part of a liberal education,” Dean of Undergraduate Education Susan G. Pedersen ’81-’82 says...
...current system, the actual application process can be quite burdensome for students,” Pedersen says...
...There is a pervasive sense among students that it’s very hard to study abroad,” Pedersen says. “In some ways the reputation for difficulty deters students before they can even investigate [the options open to them...