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April 14, 2021Former INTS Honors Student – In Pursuit of Shaping the World
Hannah Aragon graduated in the spring of 2019, fluent in Spanish and with a passion for speaking up for the socially disadvantaged. After graduation she spent a year as a Spanish teacher in Lubbock, TX and served as a translator in Guatemala. She is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in social work at the University […]
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February 3, 2021Three Outstanding Aggies Nominated for Gaither Fellowships Include Two International Studies Majors
News blog for the University Honors Program at Texas A&M February 2, 2021 The James C. Gaither Junior Fellows Program is a post-baccalaureate fellowship with the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace which provides outstanding recent graduates who are serious about careers in international affairs with an opportunity to learn about and help shape policy on important […]
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December 11, 2020Department of International Studies Congratulates Graduating Seniors
To our graduates in International Studies, Modern Languages, and Classics: We are so proud of you on this day! Although we cannot be together, know that we celebrate your achievements and are cheering you on from a distance. Thank you for letting us share in your journey. We have learned so much from you and […]
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December 2, 2020Achievements in Climate and Inclusion (ACI) Staff Award goes to INTS Academic Advisor
The College of Liberal Arts values diversity and is dedicated to building a welcoming and inclusive environment for faculty, staff, and students. In an effort to recognize staff members who regularly engage in the types of service activities designed to encourage and facilitate a more inclusive and welcoming climate for all, particularly for people from […]
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December 1, 2020INTS Former Student Abroad in France with TAPIF
The Department of International Studies would like to highlight former student Lily Jameson who is making use of her dual major degree in International Studies and French. Lily is currently an English Language Assistant with the Teaching Assistant Program in France (TAPIF). She is assigned to Sarrebourg, France, a small town roughly an hour […]
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June 2, 2020Why was Germany more effective at containing COVID-19?
By Alix Poth ’18 The novel coronavirus quickly became a pandemic in 2020. Controlling the outbreak requires a coordinated international response, according to the CDC. Yet responses to the virus continue to vary across the world and countries appear to have different success rates in limiting the damage and inevitable deaths. Why were some countries […]
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April 14, 2020INTS Major Goes to Paris with PPIP
The Department of International Studies would like to recognize Kyra Easton, an INTS Politics and Diplomacy major and French minor, who was awarded an internship this spring through the Public Policy Internship Program at Texas A&M. As one of Texas A&M University’s premier leadership and development opportunities, the Public Policy Internship Program (PPIP) provides a […]
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April 1, 2020Outstanding Overall Delegation awarded to Texas A&M’s delegation at the 13th Model Arab League Conference
In February 2020, a delegation representing Texas A&M participated in the 13th annual Model Arab League Conference at the University ofHouston. The delegation consisted of 10 students (mostly INTS majors), who won four awards, including the Outstanding Overall Delegation. Since 2008, Texas A&M has participated in this student leadership development program from the National Council […]
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March 26, 2020Japanese Minor Wrange Walther Awarded Medal for Japanese Speech Contest
By Alix Poth ’18 Wrange Walther, a recent graduate in Aerospace Engineering with Japanese and mathematics minors, was recently awarded the Gold Award in a Japanese speech contest. The 5th Annual J.LIVE Talk (Japanese Learning Inspired Vision and Engagement Talk) competition — a “college-level Japanese language presentation competition that emphasizes a comprehensive range of learned communication skills” — took […]
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March 25, 2020Meet the College of Liberal Arts Gathright Phi Kappa Phi Outstanding Junior
INTS junior Kalista Jordan-DeBruin has been selected as the Gathright Phi Kappa Phi Outstanding Junior for the College of Liberal Arts! Kal is on the Environmental Studies track and her interest in forestry and conservation has led her to a summer job with the US Forest Service this summer. She will be working in the Manti-La Sal […]