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Tim Foster
Associate Professor of Modern Languages & Literatures (Spanish)
2 East South Street
Galesburg, IL 61401
We firmly believe in a global education. Ours is an international campus with students and faculty from all over the world. Approximately 53% of Knox students study off-campus before they graduate. No college education is complete unless it helps you understand the world in which you live and the people and issues you are certain to encounter as your life unfolds.
The Eleanor Stellyes Center for Global Studies facilitates your global education by:
Knox offers students access to many off-campus programs located around the world as well as the United States. To assist you in applying and preparing for these programs, the Center offers the expertise of its director and assistant professional staff along with other resources.
Strong Academic Component
Like all aspects of your personal educational plan, your off-campus study should promote your intellectual and career aims. It's not simply about exploring a new place; it's about connecting that place to what you'll study there, and placing the experience within the context of your overall academic goals.
Therefore, as you apply to study off-campus, your proposal will describe the personal aspects that motivate you and explain how off-campus study will strengthen your educational experiences and contribute to your major or other educational goals.
Funding for summer and mid-winter research, internships, and service projects is available from the Stellyes Center. Deadlines for summer funding coincide with the mid-spring Richter deadlines (proposals are reviewed jointly by a single committee). Mid-winter applications are received on a rolling basis. Note that proposals accompanied by a faculty letter of recommendation tend to be stronger proposals! Include a letter of recommendation from a faculty advisor or close mentor. Funding cannot be used for travel to a home country, for summer tuition (i.e., for credit-bearing academic summer programs), for travel or medical/accident insurance, or for international projects undertaken after graduation from Knox.