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The College of Global Studies is housed in Roosevelt Quad and focuses on the ways in which the modern world has become a single global community and the implications of this fundamental shift for world prosperity and citizens' daily lives.
The college program will reflect on the ways in which all the elements of American culture — economics, leisure time, music, education, medicine, and even sports — are enhanced by our interchange with other countries. We will confront the problems associated with globalization — including ethnic friction, world inequality and war — and we will embrace the enriching experiences that globalization brings, including exotic cuisines, remarkable music, movies with global themes, and cross-cultural friendships. Becoming a global citizen will enhance and enrich the rewards of any profession you select, from engineering to medicine to literature to business.
The GLS International Student Mentor Program assists new international students who are members of the Undergraduate College of Global Studies (GLS) community transition academically, culturally, and socially to the United States and Stony Brook University (SBU). Mentors are fellow students who make themselves available to assist new international students in GLS during their first semester at Stony Brook University. For mentors, this is an opportunity to learn about other cultures and make new friends from around the world. Mentors are friendly and open-minded students who have been at SBU for at least one semester and are sincerely committed to helping new international students adjust to life away from home.
Students can see a walk-in advisor (Monday - Friday, between the hours of 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM) on the third floor of the Melville Library, Room N-3071. If you would prefer to meet with Lori or Rene, please see hours below or call (631) 632-4378 to schedule an appointment.

The GLS International Student Mentor Program assists new international students who are members of the Undergraduate College of Global Studies (GLS) community transition academically, culturally, and socially to the United States and Stony Brook University (SBU). Mentors are fellow students who make themselves available to assist new international students in GLS during their first semester at Stony Brook University. For mentors, this is an opportunity to learn about other cultures and make new friends from around the world. Mentors are friendly and open-minded students who have been at SBU for at least one semester and are sincerely committed to helping new international students adjust to life away from home.
Students can see a walk-in advisor (Monday - Friday, between the hours of 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM) on the third floor of the Melville Library, Room N-3071. If you would prefer to meet with Lori or Rene, please see hours below or call (631) 632-4378 to schedule an appointment.