Â鶹Æƽâ°æ Faculty-Led Travel Seminars
Each year, Â鶹Æƽâ°æ sponsors a number of faculty-led travel seminars to locations around the world (see list below). Travel seminar courses must offer a carefully structured, focused, and challenging learning experience. These programs allow students to accompany one or two faculty members as they explore a focused topic that uses the destination as a classroom.
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2026 TRAVEL SEMINARS
Exploring the West of Ireland: The Mystic Island
Taught by President Marc Conner and Professor Barbara Black (English)
Spring 2026 on-campus course (EN 229) + May/June 2026 travel
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Exploring Rome
Taught by Professors Dan Curley (Classics) and Greg Spinner (Religious Studies)
Fall 2025 on-campus course (RE 230) + December 2025/ January 2026 travel
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Honor or Irrelevance: A History of the Nobel Price in Physiology or Medicine (Stockholm)
Taught by Sarita Lagalwar (Neuroscience)
Spring 2026 on-campus course (NS 3xx) + May/June 2026 travel
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*pending Curriculum Committee final approval
2025 TRAVEL SEMINARS
Rainforest to Reef: Sustainable Development in Belize
Taught by Tarah Rowse, Director of Sustainability
January 2025 OR May 2025 travel
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Transnationalism in South Korea
Taught by Joowon Park (Anthropology)
Spring 2025 on-campus course (AN 2xx) + May & June 2025 travel
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