GEO Weekly Bulletin - 10/12/26
Week 14: 10/12/2026-10/16/2026
Goodluck on midterms Seawolves!
Coffee & Culture:
Make sure to check out this week's German-themed Coffee & Culture at the Global Engagement Office! We will hear from our Global Ambassador Ayden, who studied abroad in Germany. He will share some photos from his time abroad and answer any questions about the programs. Coffee & Culture is a good way to get to know each other better while enjoying a coffee, tea, and snack!
⏰12:00-1:00 pm
📅 Thursday, October 15th
📍International Hall 107
IEEC Presents
Blind Scream Haunted House Fundraiser
Are you looking for fun seasonal activities and events this semester? Support the IEEC club by volunteering to be a haunted house scare actor for the IEEC Blind Scream Haunted House Fundraiser. This is a super fun theatrical activity that encourages student involvement and community. Invite your friends and sign up here by Oct. 15th!
⏰ 5:30 pm - 10:00 pm
📅 October 29th, 2026
📍98 Santa Rosa Plaza, Santa Rosa
Get Excited for IEEC's Ferry Trip to San Francisco!
The IEEC club has organized a trip to San Francisco where we will explore the San Francisco Ferry Building and Railway Museum, the walk to Pier 39 and watch the sea lions. It will be a fun-filled day in the city!
⏰ 8:00 am
📅 November 8th, 2026
📍Student Center
Sign up before the October 25th deadline here!
USAC Program Highlight: Czech Republic
Interested in studying abroad in Prague? The deadline to apply for Spring semester through USAC is October 15th. Don't miss your chance!
Situated in the middle of the Czech Republic, Prague is an excellent destination for lovers of history and the outdoors. With its over 1000-year-long history, the city offers a unique blend of old and new in its art, architecture, and culture. Marvel at Prague’s beauty from the hills around the city, from old bridges and steamer ships on the Vltava River, and even from a rowboat. With its narrow, curved streets, marvelous courtyards, and green parks, you can easily walk or ride a bike around the city.
You can attend for a semester, January session, academic year, or one or two summer sessions. Course topics include Central Europe and the Czech Republic, politics, literature, history, business, psychology, sociology, and the arts. Semester or yearlong students will also learn the basics of the Czech language in a two-week Czech intensive course at the beginning of each semester. Additionally, semester students may also choose to complete an internship, which provides an unmatched opportunity to practice your language skills and gain professional international experience.
Important Upcoming Deadlines:
Study Abroad at the University of Canberra - deadline to apply October 15th
Study Abroad at the University of Nigata - deadline to apply October 15th
Study Abroad In Prague through USAC - deadline October 15th
Sign up for Blind Scream Haunted House by October 15th
Sign up for the San Francisco Ferry Trip by October 25th