Our commitment to giving students exceptional and personalized service does not end once you have returned home to the U.S. or Canada. For this reason, CIS has established an Alumni Program to (1) continue the relationships that have been built with our program participants and, (2) to help you integrate your study abroad experiences into your personal, academic and professional lives. Read through the sections below to find information that will be of use to you.

Re-entry Support

Returning to the U.S. after having had a life-changing time abroad can be a difficult and challenging transition. In fact, for some, this transition can be even more difficult than the culture shock experienced while abroad. Clicking here will open the CIS Reentry Workbook with advice, tips and exercises to help you integrate back into U.S. life. (Reentry Workbook will open in a new window)

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Resume and Interview Help

A study abroad experience can sometimes make the difference between getting and not getting a job. In this section we will show you how to showcase your experience abroad in your resume and give you tips on how to utilize your experience in an interview.
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International Career Resources

After experiencing the exhilaration of living abroad and interacting with persons from another culture, many CIS alumni ask us how they can go abroad again or work in a field that involves international interaction. In this section we will provide you with resources to live/work abroad or find careers that involve you in the international community. Read more...

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