STUDY TOURS
Study Tours 2014
Nicaragua- January 2014
January 2014, join Friends of Nicaragua—a non-profit organization improving lives through sustainable community development and cultural exchange—in a two-week service-learning experience at the Women in Action Project in Managua, Nicaragua's capital. In addition to assisting Women in Action with education, health and food projects, immerse yourself in Nicaraguan family life and visit scenic and cultural destinations around the country while studying how to bridge cultures through travel writing.
If you'd like to participate in this course, you must apply through the Office of International Education. Please contact Douglas Haynes in the English Department with questions.- Douglas Haynes
- Radford 204, (920) 424 0914
Study Tour 2013
Reading & Writing In Place: Ireland
May 18-June 1, 2013
Three to six credits from English 225, 226, 350/550 and 357/557 with Professors Marguerite Helmers and Paul Klemp.
Five nights in Dublin and eight nights in Galway, with side trips to Connemara, the Cliffs of Moher, the Aran Islands, and other beautiful places. Tour museums, see the Book of Kells, and visit famous cathedrals, parks, and ancient Celtic burial sites.
Pre-departure class sessions on campus May 13-16, 9 am - 12pm. Estimated cost: $2350.00 plus airfare. Final costs depend on exchange rates, accommodations, and flight arrangements.
For more information, contact the professors: helmers@uwosh.edu or klemp@uwosh.edu.
Study Tours 2012
Nicaragua- January 2012
January 2012, join Friends of Nicaragua—a non-profit organization improving lives through sustainable community development and cultural exchange—in a two-week service-learning experience at the Women in Action Project in Managua, Nicaragua's capital. In addition to assisting Women in Action with education, health and food projects, immerse yourself in Nicaraguan family life and visit scenic and cultural destinations around the country while studying how to bridge cultures through travel writing.
You may alternatively register for this course as English 405 (Creative Writing) or English 302 (Advanced Composition for the Humanities). If you'd like to participate in this course, you must apply through the Office of International Education. Please contact Douglas Haynes in the English Department with questions.
Learn more: Fall Interim 2011: Writing Community Development in Nicaragua.
England!
Study Abroad during spring interim…
Science Museums and Literary Adventures in England!
May 23-June 7 2012- Click here to download the full brochure.
Contact Vivian Foss at foss@uwosh.edu for more information!
