Interview by Shelby Xu, ’24 Sophia Fulton is currently in language training before her first tour as a Foreign Service Officer. She joined the Foreign Service through the Charles B. Rangel International Affairs Fellowship. Sophia received her undergraduate degree as a Business Fellow focusing on Finance, Economics, Arabic & Middle Eastern Studies, and Political Science from […]
Continue reading →Interview by Joseph Molokwu The views and opinions provided herein do not necessarily represent the views of the Foreign Agricultural Service or of the United States. What led you to the trade policy field and your regional focus? As an undergraduate at Baylor, he was interested in International Relations and Russian studies. In graduate school, […]
Continue reading →Interview by Joseph Molokwu The journey to the Bureau of Europe and Eurasia at the United States Agency for International Development During her undergraduate years at Baylor, Anastasia focused on East Asia and aspired to focus on China in graduate school. This was the focus of her foreign service degree at the Georgetown Walsh School […]
Continue reading →Have you been wondering how to find work in the field of international studies that uses your talents and gives you joy? Are you wondering if graduate school is right for you? Do you want to build up your network of contacts with Baylor alumni who majored in international studies? Do you want to make […]
Continue reading →Each year, every academic program chooses students to honor at the Academic Honors Week Convocation. The 2020 Academic Honors Week Convocation honors two outstanding students from the International Studies major: Audrey Crites and Estelle McKinney. Congratulations, Audrey and Estelle! Q&A with Audrey Crites 1. Why did you choose the IST major? I chose to major […]
Continue reading →By Clay Parham Undergraduate conferences are an interesting thing. Since most of the work we do during our undergraduate is only seen by one or two people, the kind of critical analysis that is vital for truly understanding a topic seldom comes. There exists the importance of undergraduate conferences. The Claremont-UC Undergraduate Conference on the […]
Continue reading →A Collection by Belle Homer Belle Homer is a senior International Studies and French double major. She enjoys photography as a hobby. Belle took these photos while traveling Europe during her stay in Aix with the IAU study abroad program affiliation. She strongly encourages students to study abroad if they can. Belle has even more […]
Continue reading →James Worsham (’19) is a Mathematics major with double minors in International Studies and Japanese. He is from Nashville, TN. He studied Japanese language and culture at Seinan Gakuin University in Fukuoka, Japan. After graduation, James plans to spend a year living in Japan before heading to grad school. He hopes to work for a […]
Continue reading →By Molly “Liz” Snyder Liz is a sophomore International Studies major and Russian and Non-Profit Studies minor from Sugar Land, Texas. Spring Break, 2019, I took a mission trip with my home church Columbus Avenue Baptist Church and we went to Denia Spain. I got involved with the mission trip through the CABC college ministry. […]
Continue reading →We are very pleased to welcome Adrian Farrell, the Consul General of Ireland, to Baylor. He spoke to our students about how Brexit is affecting Ireland’s economy and security. Thank you to Global Baylor for co-sponsoring the talk.
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