La
Salle Universty Invites you to Explore Travel Study
Courses for the 2007-2008 Academic Year |
| The
mission of a Travel Study course is to provide students
with the opportunity to understand and experience a different
culture or field of study through substantial academic
study while on La Salle's campus, enhanced by a trip
of approximately seven to ten days to build upon course
learning. |
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| Courses
for Spring 2008 |
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| FIN
306: Global Financial Services. Dr. Kenneth
Rhoda. Travel to London, England or Frankfurt, Germany. |
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COM
270: Nonverbal Communication: Marianne
Dainton . Travel to Italy |
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| LIT
27x: Berlin and Vienna: Two Cities, Two Empires, Two
Mindsets. Dr.
Vince Kling. Travel to Germany and Austria. |
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| REL
331 The World of the Early Christians: Jackie
Pastis. Travel to Greece. |
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ISH
260: Irish Language and Culture.REL
360: The Religious/Cultural History of Ireland/Irish
Language.
Drs. Geffrey Kelly and John Buckley. Two Courses/Combined
Travel to Ireland
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| LGU
23x: China: China:
Education to Globalization-Nurturing Creative Thought
and Human Capital. Dr. Robert Vogel. Travel
to China. |
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| LGU
23x: The Lasallian World: A View from the United States
and Guatemala. Br.
Robert Kinzler. Travel to Guatemala. |
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| MKT
305: International Marketing. Dr.
James Talaga.Travel to Germany |
| PSY
611: Insight-Oriented Approaches. Dr.
Mary Ellen McMonigle.Travel to Austria and Switzerland. |
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| NUR
411/413/656/666: Clinical Placement in Public Health
Nursing/ Graduate Field Study in Public Health Nursing
II/Graduate Field Study in Primary Care of Adults II. Dr.
Ana Catanzaro. Travel to Guatemala. |
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| LGU
27x: Visionary Leaders-The El Salvador Story. Louise
Giugliano.Travel El Salvador |
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| Contact
Melinda Massaro 215-951-1948 or massarom@lasalle.edu for
further information. |
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