Global Studies RAP

Program Focus

• Explores global interdependencies through a diverse selection of interdisciplinary courses and unique co-curricular activities
• Promotes global awareness and an appreciation for the world's many cultures
• Emphasizes the value of international education for undergraduate students

Who is Eligible

• Open to first- and second-year students pursuing any major, but with an academic or personal interest in international affairs, cultural and ethnic studies, languages, and studying abroad

Program Details

• Provides an intimate yet inclusive environment for first- and second-year students interested in adding an international component to their undergraduate education
• Offers the opportunity to choose interdisciplinary, internationally focused courses each of the two semesters, taught in a small academic setting of no more than 18 students
• Connects students to a group of similarly-interested peers as well as staff and faculty with extensive international knowledge and experience
• Coordinates field trips, community service projects, and special evening presentations by faculty and members of the community on their international research and/or work
• Encourages study abroad and sponsors an annual service learning trip to Peru each May

For More Information

• Visit the G-RAP website.

To Apply

The Global Studies RAP will be relocating residence halls in Summer 2013.

• For students moving in Fall 2013: Select "Global Studies Residential Academic Program" and "Arnett Hall" on the program/hall assignment preferences section of the online housing application
• G-RAP is limited to 200 students
• Assignment to the program will be confirmed through written correspondence from Housing & Dining Services.  Participation is mandatory for all residents who select and are assigned to the program