University faculty and staff play an important role in encouraging students to peruse studying abroad.  There are several ways to be involved in the study abroad process including:

• Classroom Presentations
• Letters of Recommendation
• Academic Advising
• Participating on the Interview Panel

Classroom Presentations

The study abroad office can provide a representative to make a presentation in your class.  Presentations can run 5 minutes to the entire class period, depending on what would best fit the needs of your class.  To request a classroom presentation, please complete the Classroom Presentation Request Form, and a study abroad representative will confirm the presentation.

Participating on the Interview Panel

Students who are applying to participate on the CSU International Programs are required to be interviewed as part of their application.  The interview is used as part of the evaluation process for each student interested in studying abroad on either or the two programs. 

Interviews are typically held three times a year:

• February
• May

If you are interested in serving on an interview panel, please contact the Study Abroad Office to receive more information.