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SWT In Canterbury 1995
July 9-August12
Program Cost of $3,550 Includes:
- 6 credit hours of tuition
- Single room accommodations
" 13 meals per week " Roundtrip airfare
e Selected planned excursions to:
Stonehenge & Salisbury - Hampton Court Palace
" Chartwell Manor * Boulogne, France
Courses to Choose From:
* History of England - History and Theory of Psychology
" Poetry and Fiction Writing " Tudor-Stuart England
"*Issues in World Politics e Western Civilization to 1715
" English Literature from Beowulf through Classicism
* Social Psychology " Types of World Drama in English
" Magic, Ritual and Religion e Shakespeare
" The English Novel " Creative Writing
" Medieval European History
" Travel Book/ Visual Diaries-Drawing and Painting
Several independent study or tutorial courses are also offered.
For more information and an application, contact:
Dr. Gene Bourgeois
Department of History
Southwest Texas State University
601 University Drive
San Marcos, TX 78666
(512) 245-2146 or 245-2142
The program is open to all university-level students with the written permission of the dean of their
school. Persons not enrolled in a university may also participate by auditing two of the courses.
*Program pending approval of Texas State University System Board of Regents
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SCHOLARS PROGRAM
From Personal to Global Change
The Caux Scholars Program is a course in peacemaking in
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dimension of peacemaking and the relationship between
the individual and change in the world. Students will also
study the theory and practice of resolving international
and ethnic conflicts.
Dates: July 6 - August 9, 1995
Location: Caux, Switzerland (Near Montreux)
Participation: Limited to 25 students from all parts of the world.
Course Credit: Assistance available in securing credit.
Tuition and Student Lodging: $1500 plus 10 hours a week
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The University of Michigan sponsors programs in Europe,
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Students who attend UM programs earn in-residence credit
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