Off Campus Study

Our majors and minors are encouraged to study off-campus, especially in programs that have independent research components. We strongly encourage our students to prepare in advance for off-campus study; we advise students to enroll in at least one course addressing some aspect of the region or culture in which they anticipate doing off-campus study. The Office of Off-Campus Study assists students in locating and coordinating off-campus placement.

Many, though not all, off-campus study venues allow or require students to be practicing professionals. Within the US, the Great Lakes Colleges Association programs in Philadelphia, New York and Washington, DC all require students to work as virtually full-time interns in a wide variety of arts, governmental and other professional settings. Abroad, the School for International Training - which a good number of our students attend - asks students to either do a research project in the community and/or to actively participate in development and other projects. Thus, we have had students teaching disabled students in Ecuador or working with businesses in Spain and Italy.

When planning to study off-campus, you must plan your course schedule so that you are off-campus during spring of your junior year. This planning is necessary so that you can be assured of completing all courses required for the major/minor.     

2012

•   Gabrielle Gonzalez; Spain
•    Nikki Wise; Spain
•    Honorata Zaklicki; Czech Republic

2011

• Sarah Burns; Spain
• Shelly Buters; Morocco
• Meryl Duff; Ireland
• Meg Gaertner; N. Ireland
• Melissa Henry; India
• Ben Peek; Ecuador
• Anna Hammersmith; Peru

2010  

• Lydia Boote; Argentina
• Margaret Curtis; South Africa
• Kelly Eisele; Denmark
• Emily Ernes; Greece
• Megan Keaveney; Thailand
• Tom Mitchell; China
• Melissa Phineus; The Netherlands
• Jennifer Sloan; Switzerland
• Maggie Snyder; Switzerland
• Kelsey Sullivan; Denmark

2009   

• Tricia Brauer; China
• Emily Haidet; Athens, Greece
• Kayla Jerome; New Zealand
• Kim Lewis; Ecuador
• Kate Summers; Sydney, Australia
• Kristy Barngrover; Denmark
• Jon Ross; Ecuador
• Danny Taylor-Shaut; Chile
• Safia Khan; Netherlands
• Hannah Miller; Santiago, Chile
• Ashlene Brown; Philadelphia, PA
• Anna DeMartini; Netherlands
• Leigh Courtney; Peru
• Anna Kostial; Morocco
• Lisa Mervosh; China
• Jessica Kelton; Brazil

2008

• Alexander Acheson; India
• Leslie Hopfinger; Granada-Spain
• Kit Jones; Athens, Greece
• Megan Nitzsche; Morocco
• Alana Slezak; Morocco

2007 

• Aparna Gosh; Japan
• Maria Hill; S. Africa
• Stephanie Hoover; Ecuador
• Seth Lucas-Falk; Poland - Europe in Transition
• Becca Gardner; The Balkans
• Katherine Jones; Italy 

2006

• Monica Aldana; Chile
• Anna Brandt; Argentina
• Heather Davidson; Jamaica
• Caitlyn Smith; Mexico
• Marina Sodagar; Egypt
• Meredith Thompson; Australia
• Kate Tlach; Ecuador
• Douglas VanBuskirk; Australia