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Global Study and Engagement News

Before becoming Dickinson's 29th president, Margee Ensign was the president of the American University of Nigeria, where she co-founded and led the Adamawa Peace Initiative and helped feed 300,000 refugees fleeing the Boko Haram terrorist group.

Preventing Violent Extremism

President Margee Ensign will lead a session at an NYU roundtable exploring religious identity and extremism.

Least Touristy Travel Photo
“50 shades of blue,” Mount Cook, New Zealand,
by Jamey Harman ’18

Images From Abroad

Students share images and experiences from around the world through the annual Study Abroad Photo Contest.

Col. Rory Crooks, director of the USAWC International Fellows program

Writing and Rewriting History

Representatives from the U.S. Army War College came to campus to honor more than 35 students who tutored international fellows in 2016-17.

Amanda Santilli '17

From Rock Collecting to Research

Amanda Santilli '17 has traveled the country and world as a student researcher in the earth sciences department.

global gastronomy

Cooking up Cultural Connections

If you’re looking for fellow students to cook with or a diverse array of foods from around the world to sample, look no further than the Global Gastronomy Group.

Jacqueline Ryan

Gem Among Gems

The Dickinson-in-Spain study-abroad program will be awarded a Medal of Honor by a prestigious organization in Málaga.

"Spring Break in the Scottish Highlands," photo by Bianca LoGiurato '17 (pictured, Natalie McNeill '17).

Images From Abroad

Students share their images from around the world in the annual Study Abroad Photo Contest.

In 2015, Ensign received an honorary degree from the American University of Paris for her pioneering academic and humanitarian work

Highlighting Hope

Dickinson President-elect Margee Ensign will help commemorate the Rwandan genocide with a speech on the country's progress at Kwibuka 23, Friday, April 7.

Stern Center for Global Education

Hollywood’s Precarious Mobility

An expert on global mobile film production will discuss how global cities are vying for Hollywood’s title as a film-making mecca.

Nicholas Gabuzda

A Taste of Italy

Nick Gabuzda ’18’s summer internship at an Italian-food company led to an exciting study-abroad moment in Bologna, Italy.

Madigan Kay '18, in Bologna, Italy.

The Accidental Agritourist

Studying abroad in Bologna, Madigan Kay ’18 melds interests in travel, foreign cultures, food systems and sociology as she researches the booming Italian agritourism industry.

Faculty and administrators met with leaders at the Dickinson Center in Cameroon and with professors at a Cameroonian university to discuss ways to deepen the study-abroad experience.

Deepening the Experience

Faculty and administrators explored new educational paths in Cameroon during a 10-day conference aimed at enriching the study-abroad experience.

Marcus Robinson

Full Speed Ahead!

Track and field sprinter Marcus Robinson ’18 hopes to go the distance by using his Dickinson education to fight terrorism through cross-cultural understanding.

Ausen Dowell '17, with some of the scholars who worked with him as he conducted research as a study-abroad student.

Abroad and Deep

Study-abroad students majoring in anthropology, international studies and Russian bring original research back to campus.

A diverse group gathers for the annual International Fellows Reception.

Cross-Platform

The annual International Fellows Reception hosts a wide range of guests, from military to academic.

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