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International Studies Student Internships

Students in the international studies program have recently served in the following internships:

 

  • Center for Public Justice, Washington, DC
  • GoPaps, Inc., Tegucigalpa, Honduras
  • International Road Transport Union (IRU), Geneva, Switzerland
  • National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Washington, DC
  • US Mission to the World Trade Organization (WTO), Geneva
  • US State Department Foreign Language School, Washington, DC
  • World Meteorological Organization (WMO)/UN Economic Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP), Bangkok
  • Zaatari Refugee Camp, Jordan    

Philip Sneller '19

What Are Some Things You Enjoy About Your Major?
“It is amazing to see God’s glory and handiwork in the fields of math and science. The more I learn, the more I am amazed and awed by who He is. It is not always easy to do this, especially under the stress of homework and tests, but it is so worthwhile. God has created a marvelous universe and has given us the privilege of learning more about Him as we study what He has created!”
  - Philip Sneller '19

Be Known

Be Known by Your Professors
“I love the small student-faculty ratio. It is so comforting to walk around campus and see your professors and for them to be able to call you by name. They are eager to assist, and on this small campus, they are genuinely approachable.”
  - Anna Nicklow '20

Larissa Santos

What Do You Enjoy about Your Major?
"I enjoy International Studies because it is taught by good professors and it is a subject I love. The classes have relatively few students - which feel like private lectures - and the students are truly engaged and interested in the subject."
 - Larissa Lira Santos '19

Abigail Carey '19

What Are Some Things You Enjoy About Your Major?
“I plan to go on to medical school, so this training in psychology is a way for me to appreciate the human body more, but also our way of thinking as well. It is such an open and expanding topic, that it creates an excitement for me to know and learn more.”
  - Abigail Carey '19

Be Curious

Ask Hard Questions
“...it is exceedingly valuable that we get to walk through unfamiliar and dangerous ideas with wise and thoughtful professors. They themselves have walked through these ideas but have come out even more in love with Jesus and they lead us to do the same.”
  - Brad Assaraf '19

Liam Ohrvall

Liam Ohrvall '21 Awarded the Prestigious Critical Language Scholarship
International Studies major Liam Ohrvall ‘21 has been awarded the prestigious Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) from the U.S. Department of State. The CLS Program is designed to expand the number of Americans with language skills critical for national security and economic prosperity.