Cody
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Area(s) of Study: Mechanical Engineering
Study Abroad Program: Cal Poly in Rome: Mechanics
Email: cleveau@calpoly.edu
Hello! My name is Cody Leveau, and I am a rising third-year mechanical engineering student. While studying abroad, I really enjoyed embracing the awkwardness of not knowing the language. I believe that speaking different languages is incredibly important and through these sometimes awkward interactions with local italians, I took it upon myself to better familiarize myself with the language and fully experience Italian culture.
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Holly
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Area(s) of Study: Computer Science, Bioinformatics
Study Abroad Program: Cal Poly in Rome, Italy
Email: hcampb07@calpoly.edu
Hello, I'm Holly, I'm a computer science major, and I studied abroad in Rome, Italy, as a part of the Cal Poly Global Program for Software Engineering. I had an incredible time in Rome and loved living and studying in Italy. During the program, I also took a lot of personal trips around Europe, which was extremely fun. I am open to answering any questions you may have about Rome, studying abroad, or computer science at Cal Poly, so please don't hesitate to reach out!
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Marcus
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Area(s) of Study: Business Administration, Accounting
Study Abroad Program: Cal Poly in Japan & South Korea (summer)
Email: mwong269@calpoly.edu
Studying abroad is a great experience I would recommend to every college student. Although I entered the program not sure what to expect, it was an unforgettable experience interacting with people in different cultural settings whilst still learning in a traditional classroom setting. I'm open to all questions and will do my best to answer them! Outside of school, you can catch me playing pickleball, frisbee, or running!
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Melissa
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Area(s) of Study: Business Administration, Marketing Management Concentration, Law & Society, Political Science, Chinese
Study Abroad Program: Cal Poly Global Program
Email: mchen154@calpoly.edu
Hi, my name is Melissa Chen, and I’m a Business Administration major with a concentration in Marketing Management and minors in Law & Society, Political Science, and Chinese. This past summer, I had the opportunity to study abroad through the Cal Poly Global Program in Japan and South Korea. What I enjoyed most about the program was being able to connect what we learned in class to real-world experiences, like visiting museums, temples, and cultural sites that deepened my understanding of the material. I also loved how immersive the program was. It wasn’t just about studying, but about experiencing daily life abroad and gaining new perspectives.
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Natalie
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Area(s) of Study: Food Science
Study Abroad Program: Cal Poly in Japan & South Korea (summer)
Email: naseymou@calpoly.edu
Hi, I’m Natalie and after seeing a newsletter about cal polys study abroad program in Japan and Korea I was very intrigued. I had an extremely positive experience overseas and it is an experience I will remember forever. The food, culture, and friends I made were amazing and I’d love to eventually go back. Japan was definitely the highlight of the trip for me. Seeing Shibuya at nighttime and going to Kamakura island were two of my favorite things we did amongst many other things.
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Sam
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Area(s) of Study: History
Study Abroad Program: Cal Poly in Japan & South Korea (summer)
Email: smill119@calpoly.edu
Everyone deserves a chance to experience what I experienced on my trip. From being put up on the Jumbotron for a minute and a half at the Tokyo Dome baseball center to sitting down and having nice dinners with my peers and teachers often, I found myself enjoying the actual experience any American enjoys in Japan. Cal Poly study abroad enhanced this by supplementing our learning within the classroom from experiences and texts that we sought out on our trip which we would review and discuss before and after discovering something amazing that has already been planned out for us. Museums, historical places, and enjoying the locals was something I found I enjoyed best compared to my peers, it may not be for everyone, but you can appreciate the little things as you continue on your trip that makes you look back on it with fond memories of the experiences you had and the people you met.
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Sara
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Area(s) of Study: Mechanical Engineering
Study Abroad Program: Cal Poly in Rome, Italy
Email: smchamne@calpoly.edu
Hi! My name is Sara, I am a Mechanical Engineering Student (switched from Materials) who studied in Rome, Italy through Cal Poly's Mechanics in Rome Program. I had an incredible experience traveling, living in Rome, and spending time with the people in my program. I'd be so happy to answer any questions someone may have and share more about my time abroad!
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Wilson
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Area(s) of Study: Business Administration, Management & Human Resources Concentration, Minor in Sales
Study Abroad Program: Cal Poly in Japan & South Korea (summer)
Email: wwong56@calpoly.edu
After a very reluctant start, I'm a huge advocate of studying abroad. I'm someone who is really into the social aspect of school, self-improvement, and all the life experience it has to offer! I currently work as a Peer Mentor for the College of Business, head of marketing for Cal Poly Racing, and the President of The Gentlemen's Society at Cal Poly. In my free time I love playing volleyball (got to play in Japan & Korea) and studying philosophy!
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