Student produces short documentary on the impact of studying abroad
KALAMAZOO, Mich.— Cain Sandoval, a graduating senior who studied digital media, journalism and international studies with WMU's College of Arts and Sciences, conducted interviews and produced a short video documentary on the impact of studying abroad.
Drawing from his own experiences in the Dominican Republic and Tanzania, Cain interviewed fellow study abroad alumni to showcase how global learning shapes personal, academic and professional growth.
His video serves as a call for students to take the leap and pursue a study abroad experience of their own.
About the Haenicke Institute for Global Education
The Diether H. Haenicke Institute for Global Education, established in 1998, fosters an environment that supports the global engagement of the Western community. Its offices assist nearly 2,000 international students and alumni at home and abroad with admissions, immigration, student success and post-graduation job training.
The institute also facilitates short- and long-term study abroad programs for students, faculty and staff. It hosts a variety of global learning activities, such as designing and promoting scholarship and academic opportunities on campus; providing K-12 outreach; hosting lectures, panels and events; and showcasing arts, entertainment and culture from around the world. Learn more about the Haenicke Institute for Global Education.
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