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Check out these great pics of Wesleyan students Darayon Moore and Sydney Leisure in Tanzania! See CETL for more info on how you can study abroad and make a difference around the world.

We are so proud of our recent grad, Sydney Leisure, for traveling to Tanzania! She will be taking part in helping both hospitals and orphanages and providing children with Wesleyan clothing and backpacks!

Check it out! Some of our tutors/SIs are on the trip in London! We can't wait to hear all about it!

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Keep this in mind!

United States citizens will need a visa to visit Europe starting in 2021 -

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Bonner Leader Program Seeks Upperclass Mentors for 2018-2019

The Bonner Leaders program is a nationally-recognized model of service and leadership development in place at more than 50 colleges. In the program, students complete 6-8 hours of service per week at a host site partner organization, in addition to receiving on campus skills-based training and leadership development. Students are compensated for time spent in both aspects of the program through Federal Work-Study. Bonner Leaders typically start in the program as freshmen and are encouraged to continue for all four years.

In Fall 2018, we will welcome our second class of Bonner Leaders. The upperclass mentors will support those students.

To apply: Contact Jay Helmer, Associate Director, CETL. [email protected], (270) 852-3299 or stop by the Center for Engaged Teaching and Learning in the Library by Wednesday, March 28th.