Interculturalism

At Skidmore, Interculturalism defines our approach to community. We believe that a broadly diverse blending of backgrounds, cultures, religions, interests, and perspectives best prepares us to succeed in the world and makes daily life richer and more fun. For exposure to other cultures, including cultures where they’re a distinct minority, over 40 percent of our students study abroad for a term or longer.

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Multicultural Student Affairs

Office of Diversity and Affirmative Action

Office of International Programs

Intercultural-oriented academic programs

Asian Studies	Foreign Languages	International Affairs
Latin American Studies	Women's Studies