RAZOR`S EDGE - Nova Southeastern University

RAZOR’S EDGE
GLOBAL
Global Engagement Certificate
The Razor’s Edge-Global scholarship is designed for students entering college
as first time freshmen who have a strong interest in global issues, international
relations, and global leadership. Participants in this innovative scholarship program
must have a deep desire to continuously improve their global leadership skills
by sharing their experiences with the NSU community; and in turn, make their
contribution in the NSU overall goal of becoming truly globalized and international
citizens. Upon completion of this 4-year program, Razor’s Edge-Global participants
will demonstrate an understanding of what it is to be part of an ever evolving global
society; and will be the true representatives of what NSU expects from its students:
true global leaders changing the world one step at a time.
Curricular
Semester 1: RAZG 1500—Global Leadership (1 credit)
Semester 2: INST 1500—Global Issues (3 Credits)
Co-Curricular
• Global Engagement (GE) Experience
(Community level)
• International Education Week
• Fall/Winter Education Abroad Fair
• Student Organization membership
• Florida International Leadership Conference (FILC)
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NSU Leadership Conference
“Peer Beyond Borders” Training Program
Monthly Conclave Attendance
Day for Global/International activity/project
Democracy in the Americas Symposium
(DITAS)
• Summer Study Abroad (Optional)
Curricular
Semester 1: RAZG 1501—Global Engagement (1 credit)
Semester 2: COMM 2300—Intercultural Communication (3 credits)
Co-Curricular
• Global Engagement (GE) Experience
(State level)
• International Education Week
• Fall/Winter Education Abroad Fair
• Student Organization membership
• Florida International Leadership
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Conference (FILC)
NSU Leadership Conference
“Peer Beyond Borders” Implementation
Monthly Conclave Attendance
Day for Global/International activity/project
Summer Study Abroad (Optional)
Curricular
Semester 1: RAZG 1502—Multicultural and Diversity Issues (1 credit)
Semester 2: HIST 3400—U.S. Foreign Relations (3 credits)
Co-Curricular
• Global Engagement Experience (National/
International Level)
• International Education Week
• Fall/Winter Education Abroad Fair
• Student Organization membership
• Florida International Leadership
Conference (FILC)
• NSU Leadership Conference
• “Peer Beyond Borders” Implementation
• Monthly Conclave Attendance Day for
Global/International
• Summer Study Abroad (Optional)
Curricular
Semester 1: RAZG 1503—Final Global Engagement Portfolio (1 credit)
Semester 2: POLS 2300—International Relations (3 credits)
Co-Curricular
• Global Engagement Experience
(International/National Level)
• International Education Week
• Fall/Winter Education Abroad Fair
• Student Organization membership
• Florida International Leadership
Conference (FILC)
• NSU Leadership Conference
• “Peer Beyond Borders”
Implementation
• Monthly Conclave Attendance
• Day for Global/International
activity/project
Other Requirements:
• Earn a grade of “B” (3.0) or better in each undergraduate level course used to satisfy the certificate.
• Any F grade or any type of withdrawal after the Drop/Add period will result in programmatic probation.
Continued failing grades and/or class drops will lead to program dismissal.
• Any D grade will require the course to be repeated, and only one D grade will be permitted in the course
of the program.
• All credit hours in the Global Engagement Certificate must be earned at Nova Southeastern University.
• No credit by exam (TSD, Military, Dual Enrollment, CLEP, etc.) may be used.
• Internship, Co-Op, or Independent Study credit cannot be used toward the Global Engagement Certificate.
• Participants must maintain a 2.5 cumulative GPA.
• Participants cannot drop below a full-time academic status until the last semester of their senior year
(minimum of 12 credit hours).
• Participants must meet all co-curricular requirements.
• Participants must be in good conduct standing with NSU at all times.
• The Global Engagement Certificate will be awarded only at the time of NSU degree completion.
• Please note that requirements and classes are subject to change based upon availability, university conditions,
programmatic need, etc.
sHARK
PREVIEW
For more information, contact Dr. Alejandra Parra, Associate Director, International Affairs
at (954) 262-7240 or [email protected].
TO APPLY, visit www.nova.edu/studentorientation/shark_preview.html