by mprobertsganim | Jun 20, 2024 | Pedagogy, Teaching Abroad
In this blog post, we will explore the advantages and disadvantages of different jobs teaching English abroad. ELI staff and students who have taught abroad will also share key pieces of advice to follow when searching for a program teaching English in another country.
by aquizoncolquitt | Jan 18, 2024 | Pedagogy, Teaching Abroad
Featured Image caption: Photo of author in Toulouse, France, 2023. (Photo taken by author) Author: Madeleine Roberts-Ganim My name is Madeleine Roberts-Ganim, and I am a UChicago alumnus and ESL/EAL Programming Assistant for the English Language Institute. I write to...
by asamawi | Jun 15, 2023 | Resources for International Community, UChicagoGRAD
You may remember a few months ago, we featured a post titled Finding Resources as an International Student.
Today’s blog post will highlight resources for International Postdocs. This blog post was written by Amy Rapp, Assistant Director, Graduate Career Development (amyrapp@uchicago.edu).
by asamawi | Oct 27, 2022 | Resources for International Community, UChicagoGRAD
As an international student at The University of Chicago, it can be challenging to find the exact place to go for any given service. In this blog post, we will highlight many of the services offered for various needs and give you scenarios in which you’d seek out some...
by asamawi | Jun 28, 2022 | American Culture, Excursions, Reading Group
After we completed the extremely challenging novel, we decided it would be nice to take a walk around the area to see the apartments where Algren lived while writing the novel and in the years after and to see if we could find any evidence of the community that he described seventy years ago. The language in the novel is difficult and the story line is often depressing, so the weather we had for our walk seemed to be a perfect match.