The Study Abroad Fair last week had a great turnout and many students had an additional chance to speak with program representatives about their study abroad opportunities.
J-Term 2014 courses also were announced:
UST
- Introduction to Art History in London (first-year students only) – program directors: Craig Eliason and Heather Shirey, University of St. Thomas
- Philosophy of the Human Person in Hawaii – program directors: Greg Coulter and Michael Winter, University of St. Thomas
- Regional Geology and Geological Field Methods – program directors: Geology faculty, University of St. Thomas
- Ethnicity, Multiculturalism and Globalization in Cuban Society – program directors: Donald Miller and Sonia Rey-Montejo, University of St. Thomas
- Real Estate Market Analysis and Development Planning: Grand Cayman – program directors: Tom and Sharon Hamilton, University of St. Thomas
- Introduction to Field Research in Costa Rica – program directors: Adam Kay and Tony Lewno, University of St. Thomas
- Pilgrimage in Italy: The Christian Experience from the Early Church to the Catholic Reformation – program director: Steven McMichael, University of St. Thomas
- Risk Management and Insurance in London – program directors: Thorsten Moenig and Peter Young, University of St. Thomas
- Theology 101 in Rome (first-year students only) – program directors: Massimo Faggioli and Michael Hollerich, University of St. Thomas
UMAIE
- Gender, Race, Class and Mass Media – program directors: Bernard Armada and Mark Neuzil, University of St. Thomas
- Intermediate Spanish II, Spanish Oral Expression and Culture, and Business Spanish – program directors: Shirley Nieto-Flores and Michael Scham, University of St. Thomas
- Islam in Turkey – program directors: Adil Ozdemir and Halise Ozdemir, University of St. Thomas
- Hawaii: Multicultural Communication in Diverse Organizations – program directors: Debra Petersen and Tim Scully, University of St. Thomas
- The Treasures of Paris and the Ile de France: Patrimoine National or World Heritage? – program directors: Stephanie Lohse and Ashley Shams, University of St. Thomas
- Mathematics and Mechanics of Byzantine, Greek, Roman and Islamic Architecture – program directors: Michael Hennessey and Cheri Shakiban, University of St. Thomas
- Religions and Culture in the Villages of India – program directors: Barbara Sain and Ted Ulrich, University of St. Thomas
- Archeology and History in Rome – program directors: Ivancica and Thomas Schrunk, University of St. Thomas
- The Greek Connection: Embracing Transcultural Caring in Ancient and Modern Greece
- Education and Health Care Systems in Tanzania
- Doing Business with 21st Century China: Opportunities and Challenges
- India’s Religious Heritage
- Intersections of Social Health Determinants and Women’s Daily Lives on Maternal and Child Health in India
- The China Experience: Trans-Cultural View of Rehabilitation Medicine
- The Political Economy of Thailand
- West Meets East: United States Cross-Cultural Encounters with Japan
- Astronomy in the South Pacific
- British Writers and the Woman Question
- Chile 2014: Land of Contrasts
- Cultural Psychology in Northeast Brazil
- Discovering the Origins of Evolutionary Thought: Charles Darwin, Ecuador and the Galapagos Islands
- From the Andes to the Sea: Intercultural Communication in Ecuador
Co-Sponsored
- American University in Cairo: Winter Session
- HECUA: Bangladesh: Development and Community
- Arcadia: Australia: The Power of the Australian Summer
- AIFS: England: Richmond, The American International University in London
- AIFS: France: University of Paris IV, Cours de Civilisation Francaise de la Sorbonne
- AIFS: Italy: Richmond in Florence
- AIFS: Spain: University of Granada
- CC-CS: Spanish in Sevilla
- CIEE: International Business (Seville and Rabat)
- Goethe Institut German Language (Multiple Sites)
- IES: Dublin: Acting – Intensive Conservatory Training
- IES: Rome: From Pontius Pilate to Theodosius: The Advent of Christianity
- AIFS: Costa Rica: Veritas University
- HECUA: Ecuador: Social and Political Transformation
- IES: Santiago, Chile: Health Studies
