See description of the SCE requirement in therequirements for International Studies section. Tobe completed in the final semester at WashingtonCollege.

Students may receive credit for an individualizedinternship at an organization that engages insubstantial international activity, under thesupervision of a faculty advisor. The details ofthe internship and associated academicrequirements are specified in a learning contractby the student and advisor. For-credit internshipscombine work experience (at least 45 hours percredit) with scholarly readings and reflectivewriting. Grading is Pass/Faill.

Courses offered occasionally on a special topic inInternational Studies that is not a part of theregular course offerings

An agreement between a sponsoring faculty memberand a student researching a topic of interest thatis relevant to a student's major or minor.Research is conducted on campus. Students must beenrolled before the research can begin. GradedA-F or Pass/Fail. 45 hours are required percredit.

An agreement between a sponsoring faculty memberand a student researching a topic of interest thatis relevant to a student's major or minor.Research is conducted off-campus. Students must beenrolled before the research can begin. Graded A-For Pass/Fail. 45 hours are required per credit.

An agreement between a sponsoring faculty and astudent letting the student study a topic ofinterest not offered at WC. 45 hours are requiredper credit.

Students may receive credit for an individualizedinternship at an organization that engages insubstantial international activity, under thesupervision of a faculty advisor. The details ofthe internship and associated academicrequirements are specified in a learning contractby the student and advisor. For-credit internshipscombine work experience (at least 45 hours percredit) with scholarly readings and reflectivewriting. Grading is Pass/Faill.

Courses offered occasionally on a special topic inInternational Studies that is not a part of theregular course offerings.

An agreement between a sponsoring faculty memberand a student researching a topic of interest thatis relevant to a student's major or minor.Research is conducted on campus. Students must beenrolled before the research can begin. GradedA-F or Pass/Fail. 45 hours are required percredit.

An agreement between a sponsoring faculty memberand a student researching a topic of interest thatis relevant to a student's major or minor.Research is conducted off-campus. Students must beenrolled before the research can begin. Graded A-For Pass/Fail. 45 hours are required per credit.

Students may receive credit for an individualizedcourse of reading and writing under thesupervision of a faculty advisor. The requirementsof the course will be specified in a learningcontract by the student and advisor. 45 hours percredit is required.

A full-time, semester-long internship inWashington, DC, with a federal agency, non-profitorganization, or private firm. Depending uponinterest and internship placement, students mayattend hearings, conduct policy research, draftcorrespondence, monitor legislation, lobbymembers of Congress, or write analytical reports.Students will create an in-depth portfolio oftheir internship experience. 12 credits.

Washington Center interns participate in anevening seminar selected from a variety of topicsoffered during the semester. Students engage inclass discussion and may also research seminartopics, prepare written assignments, and takeexaminations. Students must choose a seminar withclear international content chosen in consultationwith the Director of International Studies.Required of and limited to students enrolled inInternational Studies 327. Three credits.

Washington Center Interns participate inlectures,site visits, small group discussions, briefings,and other required events designed to help themunderstand the connection between their academicand professional goals and the specialeducationalopportunities available through living andworkingin Washington, DC. Evaluations of theseexperiences are included in the studentportfolio.Required of and limited to students enrolled inInternational Studies 327. One credit.

Students may receive credit for an individualizedinternship at an organization that engages insubstantial international activity, under thesupervision of a faculty advisor. The details ofthe internship and associated academicrequirements are specified in a learning contractby the student and advisor. For-credit internshipscombine work experience (at least 45 hours percredit) with scholarly readings and reflectivewriting. Grading is Pass/Faill.

Courses offered occasionally on a special topic inInternational Studies that is not a part of theregular course offerings.

An agreement between a sponsoring faculty memberand a student, researching a topic of interestthat is relevant to a student's major or minor.Research is conducted on campus. Students must beenrolled before the research can begin. Studentsmay earn P/F or letter grades. 45 hours arerequired per credit.

An agreement between a sponsoring faculty memberand a student researching a topic of interest thatis relevant to a student's major or minor.Research is conducted off-campus. Students mustbe enrolled before the research can begin. Students may earn P/F or letter grades. 45 hoursare required per credit.

Students may receive credit for an individualizedcourse of reading and writing under thesupervision of a faculty advisor. The requirementsof the course will be specified in a learningcontract by the student and advisor. 45 hours percredit is required.

This course is designed to help students toconsider in depth their off-campus experiences asan International Studies major and to drawconnections among inter-disciplinary coursesrequired of the major. The nature of theory, itsapplication to International Studies, andproblems involved in defining this field of studyand in developing empirical methods for it areanalyzed. Special attention is given toanthropological, economic, historical, andpolitical approaches to International Studies, aswell as to approaches that include textualanalysis (including foreign language texts). Theseminar also provides students with an opportunityto discuss topics for their senior theses. Thiscourse is required for, and limitedto, senior International Studies majors.

Students may receive credit for an individualizedinternship at an organization that engages insubstantial international activity, under thesupervision of a faculty advisor. The details ofthe internship and associated academicrequirements are specified in a learning contractby the student and advisor. For-credit internshipscombine work experience (at least 45 hours percredit) with scholarly readings and reflectivewriting. Grading is Pass/Faill.

Courses offered occasionally on a special topic inInternational Studies that is not a part of theregular course offerings.

An agreement between a sponsoring faculty memberand a student, researching a topic of interestthat is relevant to a student's major or minor.Research is conducted on campus. Students must beenrolled before the research can begin. Studentsmay earn P/F or letter grades. 45 hours arerequired per credit.

An agreement between a sponsoring faculty memberand a student researching a topic of interest thatis relevant to a student's major or minor.Research is conducted off-campus. Students mustbe enrolled before the research can begin. Students may earn P/F or letter grades. 45 hoursare required per credit.

Students may receive credit for an individualizedcourse of reading and writing under thesupervision of a faculty advisor. The requirementsof the course will be specified in a learningcontract by the student and advisor. 45 hours percredit is required.