International Programs Director: Ms. Naomi Otterness nottern@warren-wilson.edu

International study programs developed and operated by Warren Wilson College:

WorldWide courses in 2002-2003:
• Spanish for International Development: Chile
• Socially Engaged Buddhism: Thailand
• International Development Field Study: Sri Lanka and India (Term Length)
• Scotland Service and Appalachian Tales
• Culture, Life and History in Southern Mexico
• Indonesia in Transition: Democratization, Culture, Gender, and the Environment
• Truth, Beauty, and Goodness in Ancient Greece
• Northern Italian Renaissance and Reformation
• Discovery Through Wilderness—Alaska (natural and cultural history)

WorldWide courses in 2003-2004:
• The People, Cultures, and Geography of Vietnam
• Plant Exploration and its Effects on Garden Design in England
• Tropical Ecology and Conservation in Costa Rica
• Continuity and Change: Exploring Urban and Rural Worlds of China
• Discovery through Wilderness: Bahamas: Coral Reef Ecology and Conservation
• Ireland: The Art of Place
• Neo-liberalism and Human Rights in Mexico and Guatemala
• London Theater Appreciation

Comments: Warren Wilson has an incredibly strong commitment toward international education. Warren Wilson College provides every qualified junior the opportunity for a cross-cultural experience (domestic or international). Warren Wilson expends considerable time and resources toward “globalizing the curriculum and the campus,” and faculty and staff make a particular point of emphasizing the importance of international students on campus in this regard.