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Academic Year: 2009-2010
BCA's Response to Violence in Mexico
The U.S. media has increasingly been reporting on the violence occurring in Ciudad Juárez, across the border from El Paso, Texas, and other areas near the U.S. Mexican border. Unfortunately, narcotrafficking and turf wars, along with the Mexican government's attempts to control these groups, has created concern for safety near the border areas. BCA's study center in Xalapa is located more than 500 miles from these areas of conflict, and we are carefully monitoring the situation. Our Resident Director in Xalapa is a warden of the U.S. Embassy in Mexico and frequently receives updates and advisories from the U.S. government. READ MORE
BCA Announces New Program in Africa
BCA Brikama, The Gambia, is perfect for students interested in living in a developing country working with local students in field-based projects to solve critical issues that affect daily life in The Gambia, Africa's smallest nation.
U.S.- European Relations Student Conference coming in March
BCA invites students from Europe and those studying abroad to its seventh annual conference in Strasbourg, France this March.
Divided Societies Conference Derry, Northern Ireland
The First Annual BCA International Student Conference on Divided Societies and Victimhood was held in Derry/Londonderry, Northern Ireland from 12 – 14 November 2009.
BCA Plans for H1N1: Fall 2009
Please read more about how BCA is prepared to assist students if an N1H1 outbreak occurs this fall.
Academic Year: 2008-2009
BCA Students Volunteer time and Attend President Obama’s Meeting in Strasbourg, France
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. April 7, 2009—BCA Strasbourg students not only attended the recent town hall meeting with President Barak Obama in Strasbourg, France, but also assisted the U.S. Consulate as volunteers for the event.
BCA Student Conference Brings Together BCA Students and European Students in Strasbourg, France To Discuss:Will Obama Make a Difference?"
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA., March 17, 2009--More than 60 students and speakers from North America, Europe, Asia, and North Africa, gathered recently for a three-day conference in Strasbourg, France, to discuss whether or not President Obama would make a difference in US – European relations.
BCA Study Abroad Announces New Partnership for the BCA Marburg Program
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA., January, 20, 2009--BCA Study Abroad is pleased to announce a new partnership with the prestigious Internationales Kulturinstitut Wien (IKI Wien) language school in Vienna, Austria, where BCA Marburg students take their month-long language training prior the start of the regular semester at Philipps University in Marburg.
The Global Conversation Expands Partnerships
BCA Study Abroad is pleased to announce collaborations with the bilingual online magazine, China Dialogue, and the University of California, San Diego's Division of Extended Studies and Public Programs for its pilot program, The Global Conversation.
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