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Congratulations to Ashley Hatch on earning highest honors, summa cum laude , from the International Studies program for her senior thesis, “Communicating Through Conflict: An Analysis of the Myanmar Crisis.” Ashley's thesis advisor, Dr. EJ Yoder , wrote, “It was an honor to work with her over the last 6...

The INTS program is proud to announce that Claire Ransom (BA '17) has published "Climate Change Can Shrink a Nation's GDP: Here's Why That Matters" as part of the World Economic Forum's COP26 events. Claire is now Assistant Project Officer, World Meteorological Organization (WMO). Claire's article notes: Climate change is...

Upcoming Scholarship and Award Deadlines Several scholarship and award deadlines are on the horizon. INTS students have earned some of these awards in the past, so please apply. If you have questions or want assistance, please contact an INTS advisor – we want to help you! Brief descriptions of the...

INTS Capstone Course Projects from Spring 2021 Here is the link for the first video that features: https://youtu.be/HablhTavT7E Frank, Andrew & Weston: The Impact Of Chinese F.D.I. in Chile, Laos, Ethiopia Robert & Evan: China's Advancement of the Belt and Road Initiative in Latin America Mariah: BREXIT and the Meat...

Recent INTS alumna, Olivia Fambrini, passed along this note to share: "After 6 months of learning and growing, I am starting an internship here in Brussels with the Belgian Red Cross (Croix-Rouge de Belgique) and a one-year master's in Political Science at the Université Libre de Bruxelles! It has been...

The Undergraduate Certificate in Global and Intercultural Communication will offer learners the opportunity to demonstrate expertise in global and intercultural communication. In an increasingly mobile and connected world, employees need to navigate complex international information systems, build multinational relationships, and create diverse and inclusive global businesses. Certificate Requirements The Undergraduate...

We are excited to announce that we'll once again be running an in-person version of Jamie Van Leeuwen's CU Denver course -- "Understanding Public Service and International Development in East Africa" -- in Uganda & Rwanda between January 3-16, 2022! With public service viewed through an interdisciplinary lens on international...

The Office of Global Education is excited to be hosting an in-person study abroad fair this Fall! The event will be held on Wednesday, September 8th from 11am-1pm in LynxConnect. This fair will be smaller than previous years as we will just be highlighting our faculty-led, short-term programming. Students (and...

Aiden Campbell (BA, 2016) is currently serving as Marketing Manager for Peoples Portable Power Tanzania and Tourism Specialist at Indigo Arete Adventures. Aiden says he appreciates the opportunity to share his experience and welcomes INTS students to the great country of Tanzania, “When people are able to travel again. I...

Dear International Studies Students, Welcome to the fall 2021 semester! We are glad to be returning, at least in part, to a more active campus community this fall. Please remember that the latest information about health and safety can be found on the Lynx Together webpage. The news lately—from Afghanistan,...