Nitze Alumni: Where are they now?
The world finds Nitze Scholars in a wide range of walks of life. Cookie cutters have their place...in the kitchen.
The Nitze Experience
The Paul H. Nitze Program offers:
- three special seminars for each student
- cultural outings to DC/Baltimore paid for by the program
- special meetings with high-profile campus visitors
- an international study tour paid for by the program
- a stipend of $3000 per year for participants
The Nitze Study Tour
As part of the Paul H. Nitze Program, students participate in a study tour in their second year in the program, as the conclusion of their seminar NITZ 280--Leadership Seminar II.
Far from being tourists, Nitze Scholars and their professors meet people and see sites with the context of a full semester of study of the area, its history, and its issues today, thereby experiencing so much more of the people and the places even than most academic study tours.
Nitze study tours:
- 2012 South Africa study tour
- 2011 Ecuador study tour
- 2010 Argentina study tour
- 2009 Japan study tour
- 2008 Senegal and Gambia study tour
- 2007 India study tour
- 2006 Thailand study tour
- 2005 Austria and Germany study tour
- 2004 London study tour
- 2003 Italy study tour
- 2002 Vietnam study tour and Shanghai study tour
- 2001 Belize study tour
2011 Ecuador Study Tour:
