Amy Cahill, '08
School for Field Studies: Kenya, Spring '06
A Denison education engages the world.
Off-campus
study acts as a catalyst in a Denison education. Through its purposeful combination of classroom and experiential learning, off-campus study provides a constructive opportunity for students to hone their analytical literacy as
well as to cultivate the moral/ethical competency and capacity for civic
engagement associated with a liberal arts education.
Off-campus study also engenders significant personal growth. As students are encouraged to reflect on their experiences they gain independence, self-confidence and an increased capacity for constructive engagement with and communication across social and cultural difference.
Current Reminders & Updates:
Walk-in Advising:
Dr. Law will offer walk-in advising from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. every Friday afternoon through mid-March.
Students returning from Fall 2009 off-campus study:
Greet & Eat Luncheons:
Students returning from Fall '09 off-campus study are invited to join us for lunch any Thursday from January 28, 2010 to March 4, 2010 to chat about their off-campus study experiences, and transitioning back to life at Denison. Look for us in Slayter Pit from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.