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According to NAFSA data from the 2012-2013 academic year, Native American students represent only 0.9% of post-secondary enrollment, and only 0.5% of American students abroad. Native American students face unique barriers to pursuing a college education, and study abroad can seem out of reach for many. Geneseo’s Study Abroad Office is dedicated to increasing diversity

For Hispanic/Latinx Students Abroad: Gaddi Vasquez, the first Hispanic Director of the Peace Corps, tells a story while abroad where people said he didn’t look like an American. He says studying abroad is a chance to showcase the diversity of the United States. The percentage of Hispanic/Latinx American students who study abroad is not proportional

Study Abroad is something that can be accessible to students of all identities. This page provides numerous resources for students of various identities to explore and consider as it relates to studying abroad.

Scholarship opportunities for students studying abroad.

Interested in studying abroad? This page has general information regarding study abroad including academics, costs, and more.

SUNY Geneseo is located in Geneseo, New York, a small town just 30 minutes from Rochester, New York.

We’re happy to provide the following information to assist you when visiting the Geneseo area. This list is not all-inclusive, nor are these dining options necessarily endorsed by the College.

Meet GOLD Founder Tom Matthews Tom Matthews is the Associate Dean of Leadership and Service and Founder of the GOLD Program at SUNY Geneseo. Tom grew up in Massena, New York and earned a B.S. in Education at SUNY Plattsburgh, an M.S. in Student Personnel at SUNY Albany, and his doctorate in Student Personnel & Higher

Spring 2023 BLKS 288 Exp: African Films – Prof. Kodjo Adabra This course is a major study of selected socially-minded films from internationally acclaimed African filmmakers. We will visualize, study, and analyze six films and their scholarly critics in an attempt to develop the critical understanding and interpretation of various [foreign] African settings brought alive,