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Share your study abroad experience.
Blogging
Are you interested in sharing your study abroad adventures? Well here’s your chance – become an official USAC student blogger!
Blogging is a great way to talk about your adventures, encourage other students to study abroad and tell your best (and worst) stories.
Why Blog for USAC?
- Resume builder
- Publish your work
- Blog on an international platform
- Build an audience/following of your own
- Inform prospective students from a peer perspective
USAC Blog Preferences:
- Submit 1-2 blog posts during your time abroad. If you have more to say, we want to hear it! You’re welcome to submit as many blog posts as you’d like.
- Blogs must be a minimum of 500 words
- Email blogs to the USAC Communications Team at usacmarketing@gmail.com
- Please keep it clean! Write something that would make your parents proud and not make your grandmother cringe. Please do not include profanity or discuss alcohol/drug use.
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If you’ve already written a blog post and would like to submit it, you can do so using this form.
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Inspiration:
Need ideas? Check out our “Student Stories” section of the blog to see all of our student blogs.
Here are a few successful student-submitted articles.
Alumni Story: The Longest Way Home
Ready to write for us? Please fill out the form below
14 Comments
I am a sophomore Honors College student at UNLV, and I am interested in blogging for USAC. I already have a functioning blog at http://annalisapalmer.squarespace.com/ ,and I am also a freelance writer for One Green Planet (http://www.onegreenplanet.org/author/annalisa_palmer). I would love to be able to share my adventures in New Zealand, and I plan on writing blogs anyways for my family and myself. Thank you for your time and consideration–I very much appreciate it. Cheers, Annalisa Palmer
Definitely! I heard that Jonathan has already reached out to you, we look forward to your posts =) Thanks, Annalisa.
If anyone else should find an interest, here is our online form: https://blog.usac.edu/blog-for-us/
I am a recent graduate, and would like to start sharing my stories and experiences. I studied abroad with USAC in Bilbao, Spain. I am thinking of starting a blog anyway and thought this would be a good place to start!
Thank you for the consideration!
Hello Saleeha! You should be receiving an email from us shortly! We look forward to working with you. Thanks!
Hi,
I just saw this comment because I was going to resubmit my application! I never got an email, but I am still very interested in contributing to this blog!!!
Check your email! Thanks for reaching out again.
Having the same issue with the email. I would like to contribute to this blog and the discussions here. Love the pic by the way. Thanks.
Hi Chris, not sure what issue you’re having but you can email sara.east@usac.edu if you’re interested in guest blogging. You must be a current, future, or alumni student of USAC.
Thank you for keeping the open discussion in this blog. So many colleges and universities are closing their blackboards, blogs, etc, because there is so much hate speech.
Hi! I tried submitting an application, but when I hit submit the website would say the page was down. But I would love to blog for USAC during my spring semester in Lyon, France!
Hi Maggie, sorry about that the form was broken, it’s fixed now, but I received your email, I’ll be in touch shortly!
Hi there! I would love to blog but haven’t received an email! I am leaving to study in Sweden next week. Thank you!
As with most other people, I would love to get involved on the blog but am not getting a confirmation email.
If this blog is still open for debate then pleace can you help.
Thanks
Hi Kaley, I have emailed you directly about writing for USAC. Thank you!