The Russian Studies Program is interested in faculty with expertise in international business, economics and finance, as well as political thought. Other options include missions, history, literature and sociology. The Oxford Summer School is looking for faculty mentors who will bring students with them to study the Renaissance and Reformation period. Mentors assist with a weekly colloquium and vespers series. Space is limited in all programs, due to program size.
Positions are negotiable and time is allocated for personal research.
Financial assistance may be provided for travel and housing, depending on the level of faculty involvement in the direct management of the program. Some preference is given to language competency in the study abroad programs. Free copies are available to anyone actively engaged in advising CCCU students about off-campus study. Copies have been sent to the CCCU chief academic officers and registrars. The new section includes information on researching graduate schools, and applying for graduate work and financial aid.