Off Campus Study
Go. Think. Change. Do.
Check out the new Off-Campus Study Photo Exhibit: Fall 2007
Amy Cahill, '08
School for Field Studies: Kenya, Spring '06
Off-campus study plays a dynamic role in a Denison education. By placing students in educational settings that intentionally combine classroom and experiential learning, off-campus study provides an invaluable opportunity for students to interrogate, rework, and hone their intellectual skills, as well as to cultivate the intellectual responsibility and capacity for civic engagement associated with a liberal arts education.
Off-campus study also engenders significant personal growth as students gain independence, self-confidence and the capacity for constructive communication across difference through purposeful experiences of other educational, cultural, and socio-economic settings.
Current Reminders and Updates:
• Off-Campus Study Days is planned for September 15-17, 2009. This event brings a host of off-campus study program providers to campus to speak with interested students about options available to them. Students will also have the opportunity to speak with staff about the OCS proposal process and to interact with students who have recently participated in off-campus study. Contact the OCS Office for more information or to schedule an advising appointment.
For more information contact: Andrew Law or Sandy Spence
Office of Off-Campus Study
Fellows 413
740/587-6532
Office of Off-Campus Study
Fellows 413
740/587-6532