S1E11: Seattle Colleges Conversations with! International Programs Associate Director of Marketing & Outreach Beata Anderson

Send us Fan MailIn this our eleventh episode, Seattle Colleges host Evan Franulovich interviews International Programs Associate Director of Marketing & Outreach Beata Anderson about her experience here at Seattle Colleges and about how she helps students that want to come here to study. Beata is the regional representative for students from Eastern Europe and Scandinavia (to include Turkey), Central Asia and most of South Asia (not Pakistan).1:15 - Introducing Beata!7:55 - Social Media!14:17 - Regions16:18 - Weather and things to do in and around Seattle17:32 - Culture shock20:48 - Key things to remember27:03 - Trivia time!29:37 - More Polish students!*CULTURAL NOTE:  During the podcast, we talk about Beata being a 'Duck' and a 'Beaver'. If you don't know what this means, it means that the University of Oregon (in Eugene, Oregon) has as its mascot the duck. So students who go or did go to school there are called 'Ducks'. Oregon State University (in Corvallis, Oregon) has as its mascot a beaver, so students who go or did go to school there are called 'Beavers'. Colleges and Universities across the United States have mascots associated with their schools. Here at Seattle Colleges, each campus has their own mascot:  North = Tree Frog, Central = Tiger, and South = Sea Otter. The University of Washington = Huskies, the University of Arizona = Wildcats... And so on.Copyright © Seattle Colleges International Programs 2023. All rights reserved. For more information about being an international student at Seattle Colleges, please visit intl.seattlecolleges.eduThe theme music 'Bounce' is an audio file pursuant to the Pixabay License as defined in the Pixabay Terms of Service available at https://http://pixabay.com/service/terms/Also, connect with us on social media (Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok) atSeattleCollegesIntl