Global Studies will continue to deliver quality undergraduate education in our four areas of history, political science, economics and foreign languages. With expanding numbers in our International Studies degree program, we will work internally, and with relevant areas on campus, to retain and insure success for students within the program. Global Studies will also continue it's outreach on campus and into the community through our Global Initiative programming, as well as partnerships with Museum Village in Monroe, NY and through the Gilman Center for International Education. In effect, we will put students first while doing so in a way which maintains the quality and standards of instruction and our programs.