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Dear Colleague,

There’s a good chance that study abroad was a part of your language learning trajectory. If it was, do you remember how when you came back to campus after your study abroad experience, you had so much to say about it and how it had changed you? Odds are, you’ve reflected on it even more as you’ve progressed through your education and started a career. Understanding how studying abroad impacted your personal and professional path is useful to us to help us improve language education and education abroad and make it accessible to more students.

That’s why we’ve partnered with researchers from Penn State University to help them recruit participants for a research study funded by the U.S. Department of Education entitled, “Careers of Language Study Abroad Alumni: A Comprehensive Investigation.”

We invite you to contribute to this important research by completing this survey. It will only take about 15-20 minutes of your time:  http://bit.ly/2G4ipbJ

You can learn more about the research project by visiting this website. Any questions or concerns regarding the survey can be directed to the principal investigator, Celeste Kinginger, at cxk37@psu.edu.