Announcements

The recipients for the 2023 Hyme Loss Award for Global Engagement are: Jeremy Fong Ania Hoang The award was established in 2019 to honor Professor Hyme Loss, who joined the…

Congratulations to the 2023 Travel Writing Contest winners! 1st Place: “The Art of Shelling Peanuts” by Maia Garby ’23 2nd Place: “The Witch” by Lily Horne ’23 3rd Place: “Irish…

Over the summer, the CGRS funded two reading research circles which consisted of two groups of faculty that met three times between June and August for conversation and reflection centered…

The recipients for the 2022 Hyme Loss Award for Global Engagement are as follows: Anna Gwin Santi Rico Becky Sharpiro Eliot Stork Lea Winston Yuanhao Zou The award was established…

Congratulations to this year’s 2022 Travel Writing Contest Winners!  1st Place:  “Unclaimed Identities” by JoJo Zhang  2nd Place: “Voyages” by Miriam Chasnov 3rd Place: “Oregon” by Phoebe Rose Ward Honorable…

The recipients for the 2021 Hyme Loss Award for Global Engagement were: Barbara Winter De Melo Lemos Aaron Levi Forman Marko Nicholas Jurkovich Ishmael Ali Maxwell The award was established…

While this past year posed its challenges for travel, this didn’t stop students from submitting entertaining and adventurous entries for the 2021 Global Engagement Travel Writing Contest!  Special thanks to…

CGRS partnered with the Career Center to hold an event centered on learning about careers that leverage interdisciplinary or language minors. On May 5, 2021, CGRS Director David Tompkins led…

Eight graduates from the Carleton College Class of 2020 were the first to receive the new Hyme Loss Award for Global Engagement, recognizing commitment to language acquisition, cultural immersion, global perspective-taking, and cross-cultural learning.

The CGRS has helped to organize internships that follow Carleton’s OCS program in Paris since 2015. COVID-19 unfortunately caused the cancellation of the 2020 Paris program, but the CGRS worked…