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Mitch Gordon

Mitch Gordon - GO! OverseasHi everyone! I want to first thank you for expressing an interest in our site. We have worked hard on creating a fun online community for people interested in going overseas. Like you I am passionate about traveling abroad and experiencing different cultures. I am always happy to answer any questions you have about me or the experience of going overseas. See you out there!

Mitch@GoOverseas.com

Andrew Dunkle

Andrew Dunkle - GO! OverseasAlong with Mitch, I am a co-founder of GO! Overseas and am largely responsible for the content management of the site. On any given day you may find me taking long walks on the beach, getting caught in the rain, and drinking margaritas. I am currently residing in San Francisco, but this probably won't last long. I have a nagging itch and my passport needs a new stamp.

Andrew@GoOverseas.com

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Welcome to the blog for meaningful travel abroad. The information posted here will cover many of the different exciting opportunities to study, volunteer, or teach abroad. We hope you find this information both useful and inspirational as you prepare to take the adventure of a lifetime!

Teaching in Taiwan

Taiwan has become a very popular destination for ESL teachers. For those considering the move there are obviously many things to consider, but one thing that can be easily overlooked is whether you will actually enjoy living here! After two years teaching English in Taiwan and observing teachers who have enjoyed it and those who haven't, my advice is to make sure you really enjoy being around kids. Teaching can be both rewarding and frustrating, but if you enjoy being around kids teaching in Taiwan will be a very rewarding experience.

Interview with Makena Sage - Study Abroad Student in Argentina

Hi everyone, and welcome back to another inspiring interview. This week we are proud to feature Makena Sage, a world traveler and study abroad student in Argentina. Already a well travelled individual, Makena chose to study abroad in Argentina in order to master Spanish and experience Latin American culture firsthand. Be sure to follow her adventures on her blog at Study Abroad Bryant - Buenos Aires. We hope you enjoy the interview and feel free to ask more questions in the comments below!

10 Study Abroad Scholarships

This week GoOverseas.com is proud to officially announce our 2010/2011 GO! Study Abroad Scholarship. This year's award ($1000) will assist students in offsetting the additional costs of study abroad. The application deadline is January 15th, 2011, for the Spring 2011 semester. The winner will be announced in late January, 2011.

GoOverseas.com is proud to support students in their endeavor to study abroad. Our scholarships are aimed at encouraging meaningful cultural exchange and understanding. Visit our GO! Study Abroad Scholarship home page to apply directly online.

The Week Overseas - July 23rd

Hi everyone, and welcome to The Week Overseas. If you're new here, I'll fill you in. Each week we enjoy spending time reading through the hundreds of fantastic blogs we feature here on GO! Overseas. We read and comment on as many as we can, and keep track of posts we particularly enjoyed. At the end of the week we give a special shout-out to these posts on our blog, and give them a Tweet, Stumble, and Digg. This is all part of our mission to share quality content related to meaningful travel abroad throughout the world wide web.

Interview with Johnny Vagabond

Hi everyone, and welcome back to another inspiring interview. This week we are proud to feature none other than Wes Nations, writer of the travel blog Johnny Vagabond. Wes was last seen on a motorcycle in Southeast Asia, occasionally surfacing at wifi hub spots to share his experiences on the world wide web. We are delighted to feature Wes on our site and share his unique stories and experiences with our community. We hope you enjoy the interview!

Top 5 Teach Abroad Fails

Teaching English abroad is a fantastic way to experience other cultures, see the world and get paid to do it – but with the massive increase in numbers of people heading overseas to teach comes a massive increase in the number of mistakes they make.. here are some of the main ones to avoid: