Maybe you’ve been everywhere from Trinidad to Budapest, or maybe you’ve never left your home state. No matter your previous experience, a global studies minor can feed your curiosity, strengthen your intercultural skills and improve your job prospects.
This minor builds on Goshen College’s signature global experience, the Study-Service Term (SST). Students who have completed SST have the option of adding a global studies minor to their degree by earning 15 additional credits in the area of global studies. You can choose any five courses and tailor your choices to fit your interests and major.
If your SST experiences leave you with a hunger for more, a global studies minor is a great way to add breadth and depth to your global citizenship.
Any GLST course counts, provided it is in addition to those courses used for SST credit. A limit of two courses in this minor may duplicate courses in a major, at the discretion of the major advisor. Courses in this minor may not duplicate courses in another minor.
Thirty-nine flags, 30 performers, 12 acts, three hosts, and what one performer called a “flamboyant” audience of over 320 people marked the return of the International Student Club (ISC) Coffeehouse.
Alena Morgunova Miller is a Ukrainian-American Mennonite: born in Lexington, Kentucky, and raised by a Mennonite father and Ukrainian mother.
For two weeks in February, five Goshen College students joined Ryan Sensenig, professor of biology, in Kenya to assist with prescribed burns inside the Kenya Long term Exclosure Experiment (KLEE).
