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Dr. Peter Smith, Geography
University Coordinator For International Programs, Ms. Janice Weiskopf-Smith; Mass Communication, Dr. Roy Blackwood; Anthropology, Mr. Alan Brew; Philosophy, Dr. Kit Christensen; Modern Languages, Dr. Nancy Erickson; English, Dr. Deanna Evans; Political Science, Dr. Alexander Nadesan; Business Administration, Dr. William Scheela; History, Mr. Gerald Schnabel; Professional Education, Dr. David Benson; Economics, Dr. Robert Ley
International Studies is designed to complement a major program, usually in a related field, or a field where international skills and perspectives will improve a student's options for study, research, or career success. These areas include but are not limited to Business, Economics, Geography, History, Industrial Technology, Mass Communication, Political Science, and the behavioral sciences. To coordinate International Studies, Liberal Education, and major or minor field courses, students should contact an International Studies advisor early in their academic career.
Note: International Studies helps prepare students for cross-cultural or international careers within their major field of study. For information on study abroad, on national/international symposia sponsored by the Army, Navy, or Air Force academies, and on the Center for the Study of the Presidency, contact the International Student Services Office, Deputy 103, 755-3829.
See Section II, Enrollment for required high school preparation.Recommended High School Courses
Students are encouraged to discuss with their advisor the option of a second major or minor that might strengthen or complement their major.
See "Note" above.