Faculty Leader: Shuang Shen

An introductory course to Chinese society, history, and culture. No Chinese language fluency required.

Up to 15 students from this class will form a delegation to visit Nanjing for two weeks, starting from the week of the final exam. — The students will have to make arrangement with their other teachers with regard to final exam arrangement.

Students will gain 1 credit for independent study, which will count toward Asian Studies/Chinese majors

JST/HIST 416 History of Zionism

Faculty Leader: Lior Sternfeld

Travel over Spring Break 2017 to Israel

Students will be traveling to Israel to visit multiple historic sites, and meet with stakeholders from both Palestine and Israel.

 

ANTH 197- Special Topics (The Anthropology of Alcohol)

Faculty Leader: Kirk French

Embedded Travel to Scotland over Spring Break 2017

The Anthropology of Alcohol will be a course that utilizes a four-field approach to investigating one of the world’s earliest and most utilized psychoactive drugs. The goal of ANTH140 is to provide students with an introduction to the field of anthropology, a discipline that enables one to study any and every aspect of humans. The embedded travel to Scotland will be an 8 day program which uses cities across Scotland and Scottish Culture as a backdrop to explore the anthropology of alcohol.

 

JST/HIST 426 History of the Holocaust

Faculty Leader: Tobias Brinkman

Embedded travel to Poland over Spring Break 2017

Students will travel to Warsaw, Oświęcim, and Krakow. Students will be visiting the Warsaw Ghetto, Auschwitz, and the Jewish Museum in Oświęcim.

 

Greek 425/CAMS 25 (separate Courses, same embedded travel)

Faculty Leaders: Mary Lou Munn and Mark Munn

Embedded travel to Greece (Athens) over Spring Break 2017

This program focuses on the study of ancient and Modern Greek history, religion and civilization.