Practical Information
- WSP Degree Requirements
- Passport Application Information
- US State Department Safety and Visa Information for Traveling Abroad and for International Students in the US
- School for International Training
- Handbook Information on Field Trips
Forms
- Advising Form for WSP Students (pdf)
- Absentia Forms (1, 2, and 3) (pdf)
- Leave of Absence (pdf)
- Study Away from Campus (pdf)
- 2009 Summer Language Grant Application (pdf)
- 2009 Summer Internship Grant Application (pdf)
Staff
Beverly Behrmann – Associate Director of World Studies
“I think people can learn academically from international programs and also feel really inspired to pursue a passion,” says Beverly Behrmann. “To hear about people’s intercultural experiences can be very inspirational for people on the home campus. It really says ‘Look at this great big world out there and look at all the work that’s happening. You can be a part of it.’”
As the associate director of world studies, Beverly serves the college community in a myriad of ways. She can help you identify suitable study abroad programs and pertinent scholarship information. Beverly can also help you navigate the entire study abroad process from pre-departure to re-entry concerns. Closer to campus, Beverly prepares for and supports international students and scholars by attending to immigration and cultural adjustment matters. Furthermore, she teaches two one-credit courses called ‘Finding an Internship,’ and ‘World Studies Senior Seminar.’
Before coming to Marlboro, Beverly’s academic appointments included work at Landmark College, Tulane University and the School for International Training. Spending five years abroad, she taught English at Inlingua, Zurich, Switzerland, with the Japan Exchange of Teachers (JET) Program and at the Nissho Gakuen Foundation, Miyazaki City, Japan. Beverly can speak Japanese and Swiss German.
If you have any questions for Beverly, please email.