Geneva College

 

 

Missionary Kids (MKs)/Third-Culture Kids (TCKs)

“Combining culture shock with college shock is enough to send the head of any young adult spinning. I greatly appreciated that Geneva recognized this and went out of their way to help MKs like myself feel comfortable , not only in college, but also in the U.S. The doors of the International Student Services Office were always open to us, and their love and compassion have made me love Geneva all the more.”
Katie Tricarico, Missionary Kid from Uganda

While every college freshmen faces changes, missionary and third-culture kids have to cope with culture clashes on top of other adjustments. Staff members in Geneva’s International Student Services Office welcome students who come from different circumstances, understand the challenges they face and works to make the transition from country to country easier.

In addition to everyday support and encouragement, the International Student Services Office has several support programs available for MKs. Mu Kappa and the International Student Organization are two clubs specifically designed as fellowship groups for MKs and TCKs, although they are open to all students.

For more information about International Student Services at Geneva College, contact Director Ann Burkhead at 724-847-6737 or aeburkhe@geneva.edu.

For admissions, please contact Joel Brubaker at jabrubak@geneva.edu.



 

Point of Excellence

Geneva offers an Adult Degree Completion Program (ADCP) to finish a degree in Human Resources, Human Services, Christian Ministry Leadership or Organizational Development.

 
Upcoming Events
Jun03
MBA Information Session
Northwood Hall, room 117 on the Geneva College campus 5:00 p.m.

ARTS & CULTURE
2013 Mancini winners
“Henries” recipients have been announced, and two performers have been selected for a trip to the national awards in NYC.
COMMUNITY
Geneva Across America is underway
Cyclists representing Geneva College and raising funds for a new scholarship begin their transcontinental journey.
ACADEMICS
History students digitize the 1920s at Geneva
An online digital history archive has been created through a semester-long class project.
PUBLICATIONS
May issue of @Geneva
Read about a gesture of love and support displayed by communication disorders students.
GRADUATE PROGRAMS
MBA program to hold information sessions
Attend a session in June, August or October to learn more about the program and the new concentrations in finance, marketing or operations.