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for internships, offers civic engagement scholarships, enrolls students in three different AmeriCorpsprograms, administers the Civic Engagement Minor (which can be combined with any major) andreviews applications for the UC Center Sacramento Program.STUDY ABROADThe Education Abroad Program (EAP) 310-825-4995 (www.ieo.ucla.edu) B300 Murphy HallUCLA EAP strives to develop world citizens who understand, appreciate, and contribute positively to arapidly changing world. EAP facilitates the internationalization of the higher education experiencethrough the recruitment, preparation, support, and integration of UCLA and visiting exchange studentsinvolved in EAP study abroad. More information about EAP, their academic programs, selection criteria,program costs, and financial assistance, can be found online.Study abroad offers a unique opportunity for students to explore another culture while earning credittowards graduation. Through EAP, the University of California system offers over 140 exchangeprograms in more than 30 countries. Students can spend a summer, semester or year abroad. Coursestaken abroad may be counted towards major, minor or GE requirements. Some programs also offerstudents the possibility to do field work, independent research or an internship abroad.Alternative Study Abroad Services (beyond EAP)Vito Grillo – counsels students on all inquiries related to non-UC Study Abroad locationsgrillo@international.ucla.edu310-825-6966 (www.ieo.ucla.edu/contactus.htm)B300 Murphy HallCAREER CENTERwww.career.ucla.edu 310-825-0831 Strathmore Building. Room 200The Career Center offers individual and group advising to students on a wide array of opportunities suchas:volunteer positionsinternational scholarshipsshort-term work abroadinternational travelingteaching abroadThey offer Drop in, Appointment, and Online counseling: Check the website for more information.DROP-IN COUNSELING (CAREER CENTER, SECOND FLOOR)The UCLA Career Center provides Drop-In Counseling for undergraduate and graduate studentsthroughout the year. It's a great opportunity to meet one-on-one with a career counselor without a priorappointment, and is the first step in the career counseling process.Drop-In sessions last approximately 15 minutes, are on a first-come-first-served basis (you must sign upin person). They are designed to address your immediate questions and needs, such as:Career exploration and job internship search resources32