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Study Abroad Medical Report Form - Art in NYC
ESTIMATED COST: $1,750
Deposit of $550 due January 31, 2012 - EXTENDED to February 15th
Second payment of $600 due March 1, 2012
Final payment of $600 due April 6, 2012
Program information:
This Study Abroad Course enables you to experience the art and culture of New York City firsthand. You can participate in art in a way unavailable on campus as well as be involved in a multicultural and multilingual city.
Each day’s events will correspond to the gallery and museum exhibits at that specific time within the context of the local flavor of the area. The group will visit major comprehensive museums, galleries, and artist studios including the Museum of Modern Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Chelsea, Uptown and SoHo galleries, and others. Visits will also be made to Grand Central Station, Ground Zero, Wall Street, the Brooklyn Bridge, and many other New York City landmarks.
Course information:
Undergraduates—ARTH 379 (3 hrs) Graduate students—MST 679(3 hrs)
On-campus sessions: Two sessions will be held. Dates and times TBA.
You are also required to attend a pre-departure orientation session conducted by the Office of Study Abroad.
Class participation, including contribution to discussions and attendance, is expected in all phases of the Course. You must attend the on-campus sessions, select a topic and research it after consultation with the faculty leader, participate fully while in NYC (including keeping a journal and making a presentation on your research topic), and submit a final reflection paper after returning. Questions about the course content should be directed to Susan Czechowski.
Eligibility requirements (degree-seeking students):
Undergraduates Graduate students
1. Completed at least 12 semester hours 1. Accepted to a graduate degree program
2. Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 2. Approval from department chair and graduate advisor
3. Clearance of Student Judicial Programs 3. Clearance of Student Judicial Programs
All majors are welcome! Preference will be given to Art students. Non-degree students are also welcome to apply for this Study Abroad Course. For more information on eligibility requirements and application instructions, please contact the Study Abroad Office.
Contact information:
Academic Information
Susan Czechowski
32 Garwood Hall
Phone: 298-3402
SA-Czechowski@wiu.edu
Study Abroad Information
Kim McDaniel
Memorial Hall 344
Phone: 298-2504
KD-McDaniel@wiu.edu
