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Summer Study in Greece

The College of New Jersey and the Classical Studies Program, in collaboration with the Office of International and Off-Campus Programs and Summer School, is pleased to announce the 2008 Summer Program in Greece.

Deadline for First Deposit has been extended to January 29, 2008!

May 19 - June 6, 2008


Program Information

Hon 351: An Odyssey in Greece: An Exploration of Ancient Greek Culture
and Places

4 credit hours (1 academic unit)

Open to students in any program or major. No prerequisites

This 3-week experience includes visits to the major classical sites of Athens, Olympia, Delphi, and Epidauros, as well as Knossos and other Bronze Age sites in Crete.

The course examines various artistic media and intellectual traditions, especially literature, philosophy, architecture, and decorative sculptural programs, in their concrete physical context, with attention to their religious and cultural functions as well as their social, political, historical, and/or artistic value. The study of ancient texts, ideas, and material culture takes place on site and in the context of the atmosphere of Greece – the food, the climate, the contours of the landscape, the people, the language, the light, and the rhythm of life.

This experience is intended to be a rigorous introduction to Greece, and it will be challenging both academically and physically. Students can expect to be engaged in course and trip related activities every day of the program, and while fun and good cheer will be essential components, the experience is not designed for relaxation or vacation. It is meant to be an exciting and demanding learning experience, but also one that will challenge students on many levels.

Faculty

Taught by Profs. Lee Ann Riccardi and Glenn Steinberg

Accommodations & Meals

Students will be housed in double rooms in hotels in Athens and on trips. In Athens we will be staying in the Thisseo district, in the heart of the old city, a few minutes walk from the Acropolis and Ancient Agora, and in close proximity to the picturesque tourist and shopping area of Plaka. Breakfasts will always be provided, and there will approximately 5 group dinners. Students will be responsible for the rest of their meals.

Program Costs

The program cost is   $ 4175

Initial Deposit (non-refundable)- on or before January 29, 2008: $ 900

First deposit - February 11, 2008: $ 1092

Second deposit - March 11, 2008: $ 1092

Third deposit - April 11, 2008: $ 1091

                                                                  

Includes:

  • TCNJ Tuition (based on TCNJ In-State Tuition)
  • Accommodation in Athens and on all trips
  • Breakfast and 5 dinners
  • Transportation for all trips
  • All entrance fees and tickets on class trips

(Airfare is not included and will be arranged by individual students separately)

Payment Schedule

Checks should be made payable to: The College of New Jersey

Initial Deposit:  (first come, first serve - spaces are limited for this trip)

First Payment: February 11, 2008

Second Payment: March 11, 2008

Third Payment: April 11, 2008

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Cancellation and Refunds

Initial deposit is non-refundable

  • 60-120 days before the start of the tour 75% of the amount paid (excluding the initial deposit)
  • 30-59 days before the start of the tour 50%
  • Less than 30 days before the tour 25%

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SUMMER STUDY in Greece APPLICATION PACKET:

Due February 11, 2008

All Forms labeled as Available "On-Line" must be downloaded, filled out, and brought in together to The Office of International and Off-Campus Programs and Summer School, Green Hall, Room 111. We will not accept your paperwork if there are pieces missing.

The Medical Exam Report is the only form that can be brought in separately. The due date for the Medical Exam Report will be posted.

Title Description Available

Global   Student Application Checklist

Follow the checklist in order to make sure you have handed in all the appropriate forms to the Office of International and Off-Campus Programs and Summer School

On-Line

Copy of Passport

Please bring in a scanned or printed photocopy of your passport (be sure that your passport has not expired yet and will not expire while on the tour)

 
Global Experience Student Application

Form with basic personal information and requested courses

On-Line

Student Emergency Information Form

Form to ensure coverage in case of an emergency overseas

On-Line

Medical Examination Report

Form to be filled out by your physician or by a physician at NJ Health Services. If you wish to make an appointment at Health Services, call them EARLY in order to secure an appointment at:

609.771.2483 

Your doctor or the TCNJ physician must fill out this form. We will NOT accept a different form than this one.

(Have this form filled out as soon as possible, preferably anywhere from 1-6 months before you leave, since appointments fill up near the end of the school year)

On-Line

HTH Insurance Form

Form to give basic information to HTH, the Health Care provider for the tour.

(HTH Insurance is included with the total cost of the tour)

On-Line

Authorization for Medical Procedures and Release of Medical Information Form

Form to grant permission to a liscenced physician overseas in case emergency treatment may be required.

On-Line

Assumption of Risk and Release Form

Form to release legal right - read carefully and understand before signing

On-Line

Statement of Authorization and Consent Form

Form designed to protect all participants in the TCNJ Global Experience Programs

On-Line

To Apply/Further Information

Contact: Professor Lee Ann Riccardi (x2347) or Professor Glenn Steinberg (X2106)

email: riccardi@tcnj.edu

email: gsteinbe@tcnj.edu

NOTE: There is limited availability on this trip. It is first come, first serve.