Department Programs
International Affairs (IA) is a dual major program that offers students an opportunity to understand the factors and forces that have shaped the contemporary world. The program covers all facets of international relations.
- International Affairs is offered only as a dual major
John W. Nelson '13 receives Harlowe Hardinge Award
John W. Nelson '13, a History and International Affairs major from Big Prairie, Ohio, recently received the Harlowe Hardinge Award for excellence in Early American History. John, pictured here receiving the award from History Department chair Professor Timothy Shannon, was a student in Fall 2012 in History 342: Revolutionary America. In addition to a cash grant to be used toward his education, John received a copy of Fred Anderson's Crucible of War: The Seven Years' War and the Fate of Empire in British North America, 1754-1766. John plans on pursuing a PhD for early American and Borderlands history. His main focus will be in the Early American Frontier of the 17th and 18th Centuries, studying Native American and European interactions in the Canadas, the Great Lakes, and the Ohio Country.
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Department News
- Congratulations to International Affairs Majors!
- Steps to Networking Success (and finding a job or internship)
- Think outside-the-box at the College’s second annual TEDx
- Spring Break from North Carolina to Nicaragua, and Beyond
- John W. Nelson '13 receives Harlowe Hardinge Award
- From Ireland to Israel, Mellon grants fund summer research for Gettysburg students
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