The world is a place for discovery and building connections, although, you know this already. We encourage you to continue your exploration and pursuing your dreams by accessing the various onsite and offsite resources to give you further guidance as you inch closer to your next goal, a successful career.
| Campus Resource | Purpose | Contact |
| Office of International Students and Scholars | Supports international students, the organization RISA and global programs. | Steve Wuhs |
| Campus Diversity & Inclusion | Provides students of color and their allies with valuable resources to foster an inclusive experience. | Peter Tupou |
| Multicultural Center | An inclusive space where students of color from diverse backgrounds can meet, plan events, and more. | Peter Tupou |
| Office of the Chaplain | Offers resources and space for all students of faiths to practice their beliefs and traditions. | John Walsh |
| Office of Equity & Title IX | Oversees access to formal complaint processes and alternative resolutions in regards to discrimination and harrasment within the legal scope of Title IX and more. | Erica Moorer |
A membership to professional organizations is great on your resume and offers valuable insider resources.
| ESN |
| International Association for Political Science Majors |
| AIESEC |
| UNESCO |
| Diversity Abroad Network |
College is expensive! Take advantage of the scholarship opportunities that work to make it more affordable.
| Fulbright Foreign Student Program |
| Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program |
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