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The best experiences are in the field and Capital students have endless opportunities in local, national, and international settings. Students who want to stay in central Ohio have interned with organizations such as Community Refugee and Immigration Services (CRIS), the Columbus Symphony Orchestra, and the International Visitors Center. Capital’s affiliations with The Washington Center (Amnesty International, U.S. Department of State, U.S. Senate) allow students to look for experiences on a national level. Internship partners include the Desmond Tutu Peace Center in South Africa, the UN Development Program, Liberia, and the US Embassy in Belgium.
Sample Classes
- French Communication and Culture
- Introduction to French Literature
- French Theatre
- Spanish Conversation
- Spanish Communication and Culture
- Introduction to Hispanic Literature
- Hispanic Migration and Identity
- Global Awareness
“As a French major and a Spanish minor, I’ve applied what I’m learning to real-life circumstances -- and that is important to me. I interned at a local refugee resettlement agency and made great connections. I've built both interpersonal skills and language skills. I also learn a lot about international relations and business, providing me with unique experiences and knowledge that I've applied to my studies here at Capital and will definitely use in my future.”
-Riley Cochran, International Studies, French, Class of 2020
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