Short-Term Programs

*Please note that International Programs is in the process of updating this list with more information.

Winter 2014:

 

Explore the island of O’aho with Professor Anderson for two weeks this winter. Students will visually interpret a variety of beautiful sites using various techniques in pencil, pen and watercolor.

 

This is a multidisciplinary, two-week seminar is lead by the faculty of Egerton University, in Njoro Kenya. The Rift Valley region of Kenya offers an ideal place for Study Abroad in Africa. Sites of interest include nearby Maasai Mara and Lake Nakuru National Parks, the virtual geological and archeological wonderland that is the Rift Valley, large tea, coffee and flower plantations. More important perhaps are the social institutions the region offers, including schools, social service agencies, environmental organizations and NGOs.

 

Other Winter Courses Planned:

Information on these coming soon!

 

Spring 2014:

 

Dogs, cats, horses, bunnies, pigs and parrots! Spend Spring Break at the Best Friends Animal Sanctuary as part of a class that will use scientific principles to study issues such as puppy mills, feral cat colonies, expanded use of service animals, animal hoarding and breed-specific laws.

 

Other Spring Courses Planned:

Information on these coming soon!