How We Learn
Katy A. Crossley-Frolick
Director of Off-Campus Study
Associate Professor
Study Abroad
Off-campus study opportunities act as a catalyst in a Denison education. They are situated learning that amplifies campus-based classroom learning by extending it into socio-cultural contexts that help foster integration of the habits of consideration, engagement, and intentionality. This, in turn, engenders the practice of informed and empathetic judgment that is the hallmark of a liberally educated person.
With 180 off-campus programs, roughly half of Denison's student body studies abroad during their four years.
Spotlights
Where We Go
An Opportunity in the Canary Islands
Where We Go
Summer With Shakespeare
Where We Go
Documenting Lives in Rwanda
How We Learn
All Roads Lead to Rome
How We Learn
Revealing the Real Richard III
Where We Go
Paris Internship 'Fashions' New Knowledge
Where We Go
From Research to Results: Nitya Daryanani '14
Where We Go
Bailey Greene '18: Finding Her Path in Nicaragua
Where We Go
Learning En Route
Where We Go
Nation Building in Namibia
How We Learn
Faculty International Experiences
Where We Go
How do you say “Mentor” in Japanese?
What's Happening
Conferences & Symposia
Returning from Study-abroad: What to Expect
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