Mayan mathematics
Jarod Siekman completed an extensive research project on Mayan mathematics during his semester in Guatemala. He presented his research at the 46th Annual Mathematics Conference.
Semester-long opportunities
Chicago Center
All majors are invited to spend a semester in the Windy City.
Embrace the unique opportunity to complete student teaching or an internship that suits your major while learning from the diversity of experiences represented.
American College of Greece
A new semester-long cross-cultural experience in Athens, Greece, has been established with the American College in Greece.
Guatemala
Spend a semester experiencing the colorful culture and beautiful landscape of Guatemala!
You will spend time in the capital city and in rural areas; experience bustling markets, visit cooperatives and learn how crafts are made, visit Ancient Mayan ruins, eat local foods and practice your Spanish language.
Washington Community Scholars’ Center (WCSC)
Share a house in a working-class neighborhood with students from Mennonite-affiliated schools through the Washington Community Scholars' Center. Explore the city, gain experience with a 20-hour-per-week internship and take classes.
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Contact
Elaine Suderman
Assistant director of cross-cultural programs
Cross-cultural Program Office
College Hall second floor
sudermane@bluffton.edu
419-358-3360
Mayan mathematics
Jarod Siekman completed an extensive research project on Mayan mathematics during his semester in Guatemala. He presented his research at the 46th Annual Mathematics Conference.
New outlook on economics
Joshua Ehlers spent his summer in Washington D.C. Through classes and internships, he served the community, gained experience and explored social diversity.
Leaving her comfort zone
Kimberly Meyer student taught at an arts magnet school in Chicago and served as assistant vocal director for the musical production of “The Addams Family.”