Write about your experience abroad!

My name is Rachel Trager and I am a co-founder of Pink Pangea (www.PinkPangea.com), the community for women travelers, which I launched while I was a graduate student in Columbia University's MFA program in writing. 

Pink Pangea's goal is to make travel easier, safer, and more fulfilling for women of all ages, while inspiring others to explore the world. We are looking for adventurous and eloquent students who have traveled abroad and want to document their experiences while discussing issues that are relevant to women everywhere. Our writers have included Fulbright scholars, Peace Corps volunteers, study abroad participants, published journalists and authors, and independent travelers. We've heard from many of our writers that observing and reflecting on their travels has helped them more fully process their experiences. I hope you will consider sending out this writing opportunity to your students:

Share Your Travel Experiences in a National Women's Publication

Pink Pangea, the community for women travelers, is seeking travel writers!

Pink Pangea is the place where women share their international travel experiences, connect to fellow travelers, and inspire other women to explore the world. Pink Pangea's goal is to make travel easier, safer, and more fulfilling for women of all ages. We are looking for adventurous and eloquent students who have traveled abroad and want to document their experiences while discussing issues that are relevant to women everywhere.
Contact Rachel@pinkpangea.com for more information, and visit www.PinkPangea.com to read current articles.

Please let me know if you have any questions about how your students can get involved with Pink Pangea.

Thanks,
Rachel Trager
Co-Founder
Pink Pangea
Rachel@pinkpangea.com 

Publishing Opportunity!

The
Penn State University Journal of International Affairs is currently
accepting submissions from undergraduate and graduate students for its
inaugural issue, to be published in November 2011. Papers should focus
on topics relevant to international affairs, including, but not limited
to, economics, political science, security, the environment, terrorism,
and diplomacy. The submission deadline is October 15th. Priority
submissions will be considered prior to September 23rd.

To be considered for publishing, a paper must be:

·  Between 3,000 and 7,000 words in length (shorter or longer submissions will be examined on a case by case basis)

·  Double-spaced, Times New Roman font, Size 12

·  Submitted as either a .doc or .docx file

·  Formatted and cited according to Chicago Manual of Style guidelines.

All submissions should be sent to submissions@psujia.org.
Please remove all references to your name from your submission, as all
submissions will be reviewed blindly by PSUJIA staff and experts in the
field.

An abstract of 100 to 200 words should accompany all submissions.

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