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International Education at Colorado College is about more than 'just' study abroad opportunities. Every year, international resident scholars, guest lecturers, and professional performers come to CC to teach, mentor and perform. Our own faculty not only teach on campus, they also take their blocks abroad to teach students on locale. Abroad opportunities also include international service learning in India or venture grant funding for student research projects. A growing number of international students decide to enroll at CC, creating an even more culturally diverse campus. Cultural Program Coordinators, host nationals from Chile, China, France, Italy, Japan, Germany, Russia, live in the residential language houses, offering language instruction and cultural events for the entire campus. At CC, we want our students, staff and faculty to experience the world, both on and away from campus.

News and Events

General:

• Come visit the new Coordinator of Off-Campus Study, Heather Browne, in Worner Center, 2nd floor, room 233. Heather's door is open and she looks forward to talking with students who are looking for a off-campus study opportunity.
• From July 1, 2008, the International Studies Program and the Office of Study Abroad and International Students merged to the Office of International Programs.
• International Students should see Roger Smith, the new International Student Specialist. Roger is located in Worner Center, 2nd floor, room 233.
• 2nd Tuesday, each Block: Attend a study abroad group advising session. Bring your questions. Meet fellow students who are thinking in the same lines as you: studying off-campus. 12:15 in Worner 211.
• Transitions Abroad Student Writing Contest runs through March 1, 2009. Entry information here.

Block 4 :

• Please join us for a discussion on India-Pakistan Relations after the attacks on Mumbai. Wednesday, December 10th, 1:00 to 3:00 pm in Gaylord Hall. Profs. Rashna Singh, Jim Matson, and Christopher Hill will be moderating the discussion.
• Our "Global Exchanges" discussion will be taking place on Wednesday, December 17th from 3:30 to 5:00 pm. Visiting Instructor Natacha Lemasle from Northwestern University will be leading the discussion. The topic is "Ending Civil Wars: Combatants Strategies and Incentives to Disarm." Please join us in Palmer Hall, Room 17.

NEWS: Summer 2009 Abroad packets now available!

Faculty: News and Events

General

• See the 2008/09 visiting international faculty page.
• Reception for visiting international faculty, Stewart House, September 18, per invitation.