Students are encouraged to include overseas field experience in their research, internship, or practicum. Through the International Development program’s endowed Irene Tinker-Millidge Walker Fellowship, students can receive financial support to offset the costs of study.

Recently, students have used this fellowship to work with:

• Population Services International- Rwanda (Malaria and Child Health and Planning)
  
• CHF International- Rwanda
  
• Population Services International- Mali (Reproductive Health)
  
• Thai Binh Foundation- Vietnam (Education)
  
• IFPRI- Ghana (Agriculture)
  
• BaGA Maidi Development Trust- South Africa (Education)
  
• IRC- Ethiopia (Cultural Orientation for Refugees)
  
• HOPE- Republic of the Congo (Microfinance)
  
• UNHCR- Israel (Disability and Chronic Illness among Refugees)
  
• ZOA Refugee Care- South Sudan (Food Security and Livelihoods)
  
• Global Giving Foundation- Turkey and Armenia (Disability and Education)