Striving in our goal of internationalizing campus, discover all of the ways that students and faculty in the College of Arts & Sciences are sharing similarities and exploring differences around the world.
Limitless Ambition
Tama The, a Spring 2009 graduate majoring in physics and mathematics, helped run Elizabeth House, an orphange for mentally and physically disabled children, in Uganda.
Writing It Down
With merely 60,000 speakers in Tajikistan and Afganistan, the Shughni language is at risk of extinction. Linguistics professors in the College of Arts & Sciences are working to make sure that doesn’t happen.
Building Momentum
UK and the College of Arts & Sciences are working on the creation of new curriculum and research opportunities for students interested in learning more about Asia.
Similar Southern Hospitality
"It surprised me, actually, how much a formerly isolated Middle Eastern nation resembled my home state." - political science senior Jordann Sullivan on part of her travels to the Middle East.
The Open Arms of Generosity
In 1979, eight-year-old An Le and her family – her parents and four older siblings – escaped overnight from their native Vietnam. They had nothing but the clothes on their backs and the hope of a brighter future elsewhere.
