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A hiking we will go! University of Florida students navigate through the Blue Mountains in Australia.

On top of the ice. Students on the New Zealand program bask in the success of having climbed atop Fox Glacier.

Cuddling with creatures. Andrew Mohr from the University of Montana holds an iguana at Kula Eco Park in Fiji.
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Pack your bag, then take out half of what you packed. Only take the remaining half of key items on the program. Students always wish they bring less.
Both Australia and New Zealand sell brand name personal hygiene items, so you don't need to bring tons with you.
Marjorie Howren, pictured below, from Virginia Tech last year amazed us with her stellar packing skills: a tiny suitcase, her sleeping bag and daypack. Follow her lead on packing!

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| Newsletter: May 2011
Welcome to the AUIP Student Newsletter. We hope you're excited for your upcoming study abroad experience with your university and AUIP in the South Pacific! With your departure quickly approaching, we want to share some useful information, handy reminders and new initiatives with you.
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2011 Student Bloggers Announced
AUIP has launched the inaugural student blogging program. Be sure to read here the entries from your peers about the experiences they will document from your program. This summer, our student bloggers are:
North Queensland, Australia: Alyssa Lai & Kerry Anna McCollough
South Queensland, Australia: Adrienne Wilson
New Zealand: Alyse Horn
Blogging positions for Fiji are still available. Email info@auip.com immediately if you are interested in a position. |
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AUIP Marketing Internship Commences for 2011-2012 Academic Years
A key element of the support provided to faculty is through AUIP's marketing efforts. In order to increase campus awareness of these programs and maintain a constant marketing presence, AUIP will select marketing interns at each partner university for the 2011-12 academic year.
Candidates must (1) have completed an AUIP program; (2) currently be enrolled in an undergraduate, graduate or doctoral program at a partner university; and (3) be in good academic and judicial standing.
Our students this summer will be ideal candidates for the marketing internship positions available this upcoming academic year. Be sure to receive application information from your faculty, the AUIP Alumni Newsletter and the AUIP website following your program. |
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Remember Useful Tips Pre-Departure
1. Read your program handbook thoroughly
2. Start (or even better, complete) course readings
3. Check out handy hints on our social media |
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Shoestring Budget suggests ideas to help you know how to save money while abroad.
Faculty Focus covers our field guides, such as Dr. Pat Devlin, pictured right, who you'll encounter on the program.
The Fact Files gives you an overview of the places on your itinerary.
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Book Your Free Time Activies Now |
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Free days have been built into the programs so that you can experience some of the country on your own time.
Likewise, we realize that you may want to extend your trip and embark on some independent travel, so we have pre-arranged flight and accommodation packages to some of the top South Pacific regions, such as Sydney where you can see the famous Opera House.
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Be sure to browse the Free Time options here and book as soon as possible. |
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Social Media Provides Opportunities to Connect with Alumni |
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Who better is there to ask about your forthcoming program than alumni from previous years?
We provide you with the perfect outlets to interact with alumni via our social media. Become a fan on Facebook and connect with students who were in your position last year. Ask them questions, garner advice and just get excited with each other!
You can also follow us on Twitter and subscribe to our blog to stay connected with news, tips and reminders. Check the social media regularly for giveaways, such as swag from our in-country suppliers. |
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