During interterm students don’t have to take the typical communication class. Why not travel and fulfill course requirements at the same time? From the kangaroos in Australia to the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro, students are traveling world wide for course credit and culture. Here are the travel courses being offered this interterm:
Athletic Training Fieldwork: Australia (AT 398) Jan. 4 – Jan. 31
Professor: Dr. Kugler
Central American Responses to Globalization: Costa Rica (SOC 346) Jan. 4 – Jan. 20
Professor: Dr. Horton
London Theatre Tour (THEA 350) Jan. 6 – Jan. 24
Professor: Dr. Nehring and Pamela Ezell
15th and 16th Century Florence, Rome and Venice (ART 329) Jan. 4 – Jan. 28
Professor: Dr. Leopardi
Building Cross-Cultural Buisness Competencies: Brazil (BUS 686) Jan. 19 – Jan. 29
Professor: Dr. Murray
Expedition Documentary Film: Mt. Kilimanjaro, Tanzania (FTV 416/616) Jan. 4 – Jan. 15
Professor: Jeff Swimmer and Michael Kowalski
Crucibles of Civilization: Athens, Vienna, and London (HUM 355) Jan 8 – Jan 22
Professor: Dr. Ter-Jung and Dr. Jankowski
A Walk Down Wallstreet: New York (FIN 400) Jan. 13 – Jan. 19
Professor: Dr. Broughton
Sundance Film Festival: Utah (FTV 361 or FTV 561) Jan. 17- Jan. 23
Professor: Dr. Shearer and Kevin Mardesich
Ancient Wisdom, Modern Madness – Mind, Self, & Society in Tibetan Buddhism: Colorado (SOC 326) Jan 15 – Jan 25
Professor: Dr. McGrane
