International Education
Delaware Tech’s International Education Program promotes international awareness and global understanding amongst students, faculty, and community members.
Our Mission:
International Education at Delaware Tech provides leadership for opportunities that encourage cross-cultural understanding and promote the development of global competence in students, faculty, and community members through study abroad, professional development, and on-campus engagement, including:
- Study abroad programs
- Supporting international students on campus
- Globalizing the campus
- International Education Week Photo Contest
- International visitors
- Student and faculty exchanges
- Internationalization of the curriculum
- Promoting opportunities for cross-cultural research and collaboration
- Fundraising
How can I get involved?
- Apply to become an F-1 student at Delaware Tech
- Enroll in a short-term study abroad course
- Attend or volunteer for an on-campus event through the Global Understanding Series
- Lead or suggest a project or program in cross-cultural exchange related to your field
- Think outside the box - suggest your ideas for new and innovative ways to promote international education!
*Note: All photos were taken prior to the COVID-19 pandemic
First place winner: Catherine's Palace by Jennie Hess
Peter the Great gave this estate to his wife Catherine I in 1710 making it over 300 years old. I found it fascinating that so many buildings in Russia were older than our country. It made me realize how young we are as a country. The other interesting thing I found was the only rich colors I saw were used on the structures and interior. Except for the historical buildings, all of Russia was very drab and gray. There was no colors except for these historic castles and churches. Russia put a great deal of value on the up keep of all their historic places. They greatly value their history and heritage.
Second place winner: Magari! by Janine Salazar
Magari is a slang phrase in Italian meaning "I wish". Traveling and exploring different cultures brings about this spirit and awe in the new found discoveries and experiences that unravel in front of us. It deepens our understanding of the places and the lives we inhabit this beautiful world with. That these landscapes keep us revived in our daily monotonies, magari!
Third place winner: Teaching Yoga in Guatemala by Kristen Neal
Honorable Mention: Bill by Anabel Zayas
Featured Entry: The People's Art by Anabel Zayas
Featured Entry: Peterhof - the Samson Fountain and Sea Channel by Jennie Hess
Featured Entry: Photo by Vonnie Oyelaja
Featured Entry: School Nutrition Exposition by Kristen Neal
