Stone Ridge Global Studies Certificate Program Components
Academic courses:
- 4th year World Language (same language for 4 years)
- 4th year of History/Social Sciences
- 4th year of Theology: World Religions
- 2 additional courses from the approved list of Global Studies courses
- An additional World Language
- AP African American Studies
- AP Art History
- AP Psychology
- Social Sciences for Social Problems
- Honors Economics
- AP Environmental Science
- Summer Course: Topics in Astronomy and Atmospheric Science (half credit)
- Summer Course: Environmental and Wildlife Conservation Field Studies (half credit)
- Literature of the African Diaspora (half credit)
- Women’s Literature (half credit)
An intercultural experience in 2nd, 3rd and 4th academic year. For example:
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Sacred Heart International Exchange
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SR Global Education Spring/Summer Travel
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Ignatian Solidarity Teach-In
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Summer Service Travel: ASP, Network Service Project
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Summer Language Study (courses taught at accredited institutions)
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Outdoor Education
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World Youth Day
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Or other approved event/activity
Community engagement in 3rd and 4th academic year. For example:
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Dialogue Training
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DCGs
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SCGs
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Student clubs with international mission
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Model UN
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SASAB, SAL work
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Or other approved activity
Additional requirements:
- Summer Job Shadow and Written Reflection (summer after 2nd or 3rd academic year, 20-30 hours)
- Research and Interview of a Field Expert (3rd academic year) and publication in the Here and Now
- Teach Out: participation in Global Summit in Spring of the Fourth Academic Year
Eligible students that complete all program components will receive a certificate at graduation that recognizes completion of the Stone Ridge Global Studies Certificate Program.