Announcements
- International Internship Opportunities with the ICC
- 2008 International Relations Honors Reception
- 2008 International Relations Phi Beta Kappa Students
- Restructured Track IV (Peoples and Nationalities)
INTERNATIONAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES WITH THE ICC
The Internship and Career Center will be holding informational meetings and workshops about exciting international internship opportunities throughout the quarter. To view the complete schedule please click here.
2008 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS HONORS RECEPTION
On May 28 International Relations held its 2008 Honors Reception to recognize the hard work and achievements of some of its students. Hear all about the event here.
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2008 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS PHI BETA KAPPA STUDENTS
Congratulations to the following students for being elected to Phi Beta Kappa for 2008!
Seniors
Jaclyn Elizabeth Allen
Adrian Barajas
Erin Courtney Bellsey
Rachel Leah Bernstein
Sabina Carp
Karen Chen
Julia Marie Crofts
Kaitlin Lindsay Gregg
Amy Nicole Nielsen
Jane Elizabeth Pomeroy
Katharine Christine Rosen-Molina
Nicholas Michael Schroeder
Richard Sultanov
Elyssa Marie Thome
Gustavo Antonio Visalli
Jocelyn Tempey Wolf
Juniors
Laura Helene Britton
Maria Christina Chirica
Chris Chuang
Karissa Lys Ringel
Kirsten Leah Stasio
Elyssa Faye White
For more information on Phi Beta Kappa at UC Davis please visit http://hector.ucdavis.edu/pbk/.
RESTRUCTURED TRACK IV (PEOPLES AND NATIONALITIES)
Study Abroad Requirement Added.
A study abroad requirement has been added for this track. Students
choosing Track IV will now be required to study or do an internship
abroad for a minimum of one quarter.
Course Requirements Reduced from 12 to Nine.
In recognition of the experience students will gain while
studying/working abroad, the number of upper division courses required
for Track IV has been reduced from 12 to nine. Five courses must come
from the track itself, and four courses must come from Area Studies.
Courses Reorganized. Courses in the track have been reorganized into new categories, including Political Organization of Social Cleavages; Mixing of Peoples; Women; Religion; and Development and its Impact on Social Cleavages. See the International Relations Advising Handbook (2005) (or download the PDF version) for further details.