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Study abroad during the summer, Spring Break, between semesters, or in the middle of a semester!Take Appalachian State courses with an App State professor abroad!
Earn up to 9 credit hours!Spend 1 to 6 weeks abroad!
Use App State scholarships and financial aid!
Look inside for more than 70 programs!
I traveled to a country where the culture was completely different. The photo represents how I viewed the culture of Mongolia—a child stands peacefully still while surrounded by a flock of pigeons. It was not the child’s instinct to chase the pigeons, but be one with the pigeons and feed them. I realized life is more worthwhile if you calmly look around you and take in your surroundings.““ —Cameron Bachelor
2015-2016 Short-term, Faculty-led Education Abroad Programs
Programs By College
Beaver College of Health Sciences1. Caribbean. “The Cruise Line Industry in a Cultural Context,” 5/14/16–
5/22/16. Contact: Dr. Stephanie West ([email protected]). $2,050.
2. Costa Rica. “Costa Rica Experience,” 12/12/15–12/23/15. Contact: Mr. Andrew Hawley ([email protected]), Ms. Katie Wall ([email protected]). $2,386.
3. Costa Rica. “Study of Social Work Systems in Costa Rica,” 5/21/16–6/4/16. Contact: Ms. Judy Kaplan ([email protected]), Dr. Kelly Williams ([email protected]). $3,421.
4. Costa Rica. “Sustainable Tourism in Costa Rica,” 1/1/16–1/9/16. Contact: Dr. Stephanie West ([email protected]). $2,700.
5. Italy. “Italy: Cultural Landscapes,” 6/9/16–6/29/16. Contact: Mr. Rich Campbell ([email protected]). $4,104.
6. Mexico. “Nursing Study Abroad to Mexico,” 3/5/16–3/12/16. Contact: Dr. Linda Johanson ([email protected]). $2,501.
College of Arts and Sciences7. China. “The Body in Chinese Cultures/Chinese Culture: Unity and
Diversity,” 6/15/16–7/5/16. Contact: Dr. Wendy Xie ([email protected]), Dr. Tu Xiaofei ([email protected]). $4,501.
8. Costa Rica. “Global Supply Chain and Human Logistics in the Coffee Industry,” 3/4/16–3/13/16. Contact: Dr. Kenneth Corley ([email protected]), Dr. Cameron Lippard ([email protected]). $2,900.
9. Costa Rica. “International Service-learning Costa Rica: A Glimpse of Culture & Issues,” 3/5/16–3/12/16. Contact: ACT Office (828-262-2545). $1,601.
10. Cuba. “Contemporary Cuba,” 3/5/16–3/13/16. Contact: Dr. Renee Scherlen ([email protected]), Dr. Matthew Robinson ([email protected]). $2,171.
11. Ecuador. “Ecuador Andes and Amazon Field School,” 5/22/16–6/22/16. Contact: Dr. Timothy Smith ([email protected]). $3,403.
12. Ecuador. “International Service-learning Ecuador: A Glimpse of Culture & Issues,” 3/5/16–3/13/16. Contact: ACT Office (828-262-2545). $1,890.
19. Italy. “Summer Field Geology,” 5/29/16–6/29/16. Contact: Dr. Gabriele Casale ([email protected]), Dr. Jamie Levine ([email protected]). $4,471 (airfare not included).
20. Mexico. “Mexico Experience,” 12/30/15–1/9/16. Contact: Dr. Cheryl Claassen ([email protected]). $677 (airfare not included).
21. Peru. “Andean Societies and Environments,” 6/30/16–7/14/16. Contact: Dr. Baker Perry ([email protected]), Ms. Patience Baker ([email protected]). $3,500.
22. South Africa. “South Africa Clinical Shadowing,” 5/17/16–6/7/16. Contact: Dr. Nathan Mowa ([email protected]). $5,251.
23. Spain. “ASU Summer Study in Spain,” 5/23/16–6/23/16. Contact: Dr. Benito del Pliego ([email protected]). $2,878 (airfare not included).
24. Spain. “Northern Spain 2016,” 5/31/16–6/30/16. Contact: Dr. Brent James ([email protected]), Dr. Catherine Fountain ([email protected]). $3,300 (airfare not included).
25. United Kingdom & Netherlands. “Crime, Deviance, and Punishment in the European Union,” 6/1/16–6/23/16. Contact: Dr. Kenneth Sanchagrin ([email protected]), Ms. Kelly Thames ([email protected]). $4,614.
26. United Kingdom. “Renaissance London,” 6/27/16–7/18/16. Contact: Dr. David Orvis ([email protected]). $3,627 (airfare not included).
27. Vietnam. “Biological Investigations in Vietnam,” 5/17/16–6/6/16. Contact: Dr. Michael Osbourne ([email protected]). $5,225.
28. Wales. “Postindustrial Wales,” 5/16/16–6/12/16. Contact: Dr. Bruce Stewart ([email protected]), Dr. William Schumann ([email protected]). $2,914 (airfare not included).
29. Zambia. “Case Study Analysis Report/Zambia Clinical Shadowing,” 6/5/16–6/27/16. Contact: Dr. Chishimba Mowa ([email protected]). $5,920.
College of Fine and Applied Arts30. Austria. “Austrian Adventures in Renewable Energy, Sustainable
Buildings, and Passive House Design,” 5/27/16–6/13/16. Contact: Dr. Brian Raichle ([email protected]), Mr. Jeff Tiller ([email protected]). $3,996.
31. Belize. “Belize: Culture, Communication, and Sustainability,” 3/5/16–3/12/16. Contact: Dr. Lynn Gregory ([email protected]). $2,421.
32. China. “Special Topics: A Close Encounter with the Ancient Culture and Modern Business of China,” 5/16/16–6/6/16. Contact: Dr. Shanshan Lou ([email protected]). $4,630.
33. China. “Special Topics: China Art and Culture,” 5/14/16–5/30/16. Contact: Dr. Michael Grady ([email protected]), Ms. Hui Chi Lee ([email protected]). $5,527.
34. Czech Republic. “Inter-disciplinary Design Studio,” 5/18/16–6/21/16. Contact: Mr. Donald Corey ([email protected]). $4,504 (airfare not included).
35. France, Belgium, & Spain. “Design on the Run(way): Apparel and Product Design in Paris,” 5/18/16–6/11/16. Contact: Ms. Mitzi Cook ([email protected]), Mr. Richard Elaver ([email protected]). $4,124 (airfare not included).
36. Germany. “The Gutenberg Experience: A Journey from the Technology of Gutenberg to Contemporary Digital Printing Technology,” 5/24/16–6/14/16. Contact: Dr. John Craft ([email protected]), Dr. George Glisan ([email protected]). $4,591. Pending program approval.
37. Italy. “Documenting the Tuscan Landscape and Its People,” 5/16/16–6/5/16. Contact: Mr. John Latimer ([email protected]), Mr. David Crosby ([email protected]). $4,880.
38. Korea & Taiwan. “Korea and Taiwan Adventures in Sustainable Energy and Architecture,” 5/16/16–5/31/16. Contact: Dr. Ok-Youn Yu ([email protected]), Dr. Jason Miller ([email protected]). $3,800.
It doesn’t matter where
you are from, art is a universal language.
—Kaya Greenfield, Italy
““
13. Finland & Russia. “Comparative Crime and Punishment,” 5/14/16–5/31/16. Contact: Dr. Barbara Zaitzow ([email protected]). $4,341.
14. France. “A Global Perspective of Vineyards and Wineries and Writing in a Technical Field,” 5/21/16–6/12/16. Contact: Dr. Wendy Winn ([email protected]), Dr. Seth Cohen ([email protected]). $3,521 (airfare not included).
15. France. “Paris: Tales of a City,” 5/16/16–5/30/16. Contact: Dr. Darci Gardner ([email protected]), Dr. Francois Amet ([email protected]). $3,799.
16. France & Italy. “Love, Sex and Power,” 6/1/16–6/22/16. Contact: Dr. Jack Kwong ([email protected]), Dr. Randy Reed ([email protected]). $3,500 (airfare not included). Program full.
17. Germany. “Germany’s Great Cities: Trier and Berlin,” 5/21/16–6/22/16. Contact: Dr. Beverly Moser ([email protected]). $3,142 (airfare not included).
18. Iceland. “Land of Fire and Ice,” 7/22/16–8/6/16. Contact: Mr. Brian Zimmer ([email protected]). $3,747.
Programs By College
Programs By College
39. Madagascar. “Rural Livelihood Strategies and Conservation Issues in Madagascar,” 7/1/16–8/1/16. Contact: Dr. Christof den Biggelaar ([email protected]). $4,950.
40. Nicaragua & Costa Rica. “Contemporary Problems in Appropriate Technology/Appropriate Technology in Nicaragua,” 5/16/16–6/6/16. Contact: Dr. James Houser ([email protected]), Mr. Ray Sinclair ([email protected]). $3,564.
41. Peru. “Appropriate Technology & Ecological Design in Peru,” 5/25/16–6/11/16. Contact: Dr. Jeremy Ferrell ([email protected]), Dr. Lee Ball ([email protected]). $3,762.
42. Peru. “International Service-learning Peru: A Glimpse of Culture & Issues,” 3/5/16–3/13/16. Contact: ACT Office (828-262-2545). $2,200.
43. Poland. “Poland-Communication,” 5/10/16–6/7/16. Contact: Dr. Nina-Jo Moore ([email protected]). $3,900.
44. United Kingdom & Italy. “Theatre in Europe Past & Present,” 5/16/16–6/6/16. Contact: Dr. Paulette Marty ([email protected]), Ms. Sue Williams ([email protected]). $4,396.
The Honors College56. Austria. “Culture and the Arts in Vienna,” 5/15/16–6/4/16. Contact:
Dr. Jim Toub ([email protected]), Dr. Victor Mansure ([email protected]), Dr. Alexandra Hellenbrand ([email protected]). $3,950.
57. Scotland. “Museums and Heritage in Scotland,” 3/4/16–3/13/16. Contact: Dr. Heather Waldroup ([email protected]). $2,107.
University College58. Belgium & Netherlands. “Art, Politics, and Power–International
Experience,” 5/13/16–5/22/16. Contact: Ms. Lillian Goudas ([email protected]). $3,195.
59. Guatemala. “International Service-learning Guatemala: A Glimpse of Culture & Issues,” 3/5/16–3/12/16. Contact: ACT Office (828-262-2545). $1,890.
Walker College of Business60. Belize. “Belize: Culture and Issues,” 3/5/16–3/12/16. Contact: Mr.
Shannon Creighton ([email protected]), Dr. Barbara Michel ([email protected]). $3,087.
61. Bermuda. “Bermuda-Part of FIN 4800 International Insurance Markets,” 5/16/16–5/23/16. Contact: Dr. David Marlett ([email protected]), Ms. Emily Marlett ([email protected]). $1,000.
62. Brazil. “Business, Society, and Sustainability in the Brazilian Amazon,” 5/15/16–5/24/16. Contact: Dr. Martin Meznar ([email protected]). $3,651.
63. Chile. “Culinary Tourism Management in Patagonia Chile,” 5/15/16–5/26/16. Contact: Dr. Carol Kline ([email protected]). $4,599.
64. China & Taiwan. “Entrepreneurship Study Abroad in Greater China,” 5/18/16–5/31/16. Contact: Dr. Dan Hsu ([email protected]), Dr. Ben Powell ([email protected]). $3,644.
65. China. “Holland Fellows.” 5/17/16–6/8/16. Contact: Dr. Jennifer Henson ([email protected]), Dr. Jesse Pipes ([email protected]). $2,500. Program full.
66. China. “MBA 5020 International Experience,” 3/4/16–3/13/16. Contact: Dr. Charlie Chen ([email protected]). $3,850.
8. Costa Rica. “Global Supply Chain and Human Logistics in the Coffee Industry,” 3/4/16–3/13/16. Contact: Dr. Kenneth Corley ([email protected]), Dr. Cameron Lippard ([email protected]). $2,900.
67. Costa Rica. “WCOB Costa Rica 2015,” 12/28/15–1/8/16. Contact: Dr. Ken Corley ([email protected]). $2,900. Program full.
68. Cuba. “Business and Society in Cuba,” 10/10/15–10/17/15. Contact: Dr. Rachel Shinnar ([email protected]), Ms. Meredith Pipes ([email protected]). $2,950. Program full.
69. France. “Angers Summer Business Program,” 5/25/16–6/24/16. Contact: Ms. Lynn McNeil ([email protected]), Dr. Dave Wood ([email protected]), Dr. Neel Das ([email protected]), Dr. Chris McNeil ([email protected]). $2,415 (airfare not included).
70. France. “International MBA Seminar-France,” 10/8/15–10/18/15. Contact: Dr. Albert Harris ([email protected]). $3,100. Program full.
71. Japan. “Doing Business in Japan,” 5/15/16–5/23/16. Contact: Dr. Charlie Chen ([email protected]). $3,850.
72. Netherlands. “Sustainable Business Practice in Amsterdam,” 6/25/16–7/3/16. Contact: Dr. Penelope Bagley ([email protected]), Dr. Tamara Kowalczyk ([email protected]). $3,445.
73. United Kingdom. “International Insurance Markets ,” 3/5/16–3/12/16. Contact: Dr. Dave Wood ([email protected]). $1,000.
74. United Kingdom. “UK Insurance,” 3/5/16–3/12/16. Contact: Dr. David Wood ([email protected]). $1,000.
75. Vietnam & Cambodia. “Entrepreneurship and Social Enterprise in Vietnam and Cambodia,” 5/15/16–5/30/16. Contact: Dr. Heather Dixon-Fowler ([email protected]). $4,101.
To celebrate my first night with my
host family, they got me a cake.
We all laughed at my lack of cake
cutting skills.—Sarah “Kip”
McMillan, Ecuador
““
Hayes School of Music45. Austria. “Culture-centered Music Therapy,” 7/2/16–7/12/16. Contact:
Dr. Melody Schwantes ([email protected]). $4,188.
46. Ireland. “Ireland Music Program,” 5/17/16–5/31/16. Contact: Dr. Nancy Schneeloch-Bingham ([email protected]), Dr. Gabriel Fankhauser ([email protected]). $3,646.
Reich College of Education47. Belize. “International Service-learning Belize: A Glimpse of Culture &
Issues,” 3/5/16–3/12/16. Contact: ACT Office (828-262-2545). $1,601.
48. Belize. “Teacher Education Study Abroad in Belize,” 3/5/16–3/12/16. Contact: Dr. Chrystal Dean ([email protected]), Dr. Rachel Wilson ([email protected]), Dr. Lisa Poling ([email protected]). $2,700.
49. Dominican Republic. “International Service Learning Dominican Republic: A Glimpse of Culture and Issues,” 12/12/15–12/19/15. Contact: ACT Office (828-262-2545). $1,990.
50. Ethiopia. “Educational Change and Cross-Cultural Counseling in Ethiopia,” 5/16/16–5/31/16. Contact: Dr. Nickolas Jordan ([email protected]), Dr. Vachel Miller ([email protected]). $3,620.
51. Japan. “Narrative, New Media and Gaming ,” 5/14/16–5/29/16. Contact: Dr. Paul Wallace ([email protected]). $3,901.
52. Mexico. “Understanding the Roots of Migration,” 5/14/16–5/23/16. Contact: Dr. Greg McClure ([email protected]), Dr. Shanan Fitts ([email protected]). $2,281.
53. Nicaragua. “International Service Learning Nicaragua: A Glimpse of Culture and Issues,” 3/5/16–3/12/16. Contact: ACT Office (828-262-2545). $1,450.
54. Russia. “Global Perspectives of Educational Leadership,” 5/8/16–5/18/16. Contact: Dr. Barbara Howard ([email protected]). $2,806.
55. United Kingdom. “CSD Study Abroad: UK,” 4/13/16–4/27/16. Contact: Dr. James Lancaster ([email protected]), Dr. Diane Waryold ([email protected]). $3,820.
Programs By Country
Numbers refer to the programs found on the inside of this flyer.
An asterisk indicates a program travels to two or more countries.
Austria30, 45, 56
Belgium35*, 58*
Belize31, 47, 48, 60
Bermuda61
Brazil62
Cambodia75*
Caribbean1
Chile63
China7, 32, 33, 64*, 65, 66
Costa Rica2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 40*, 67
Cuba10, 68
Czech Republic34
Dominican Republic49
Ecuador11, 12
Ethiopia50
Programs By Credit Type
The following programs may offer courses that qualify for General Education credit. Please consult DegreeWorks or your academic advisor for additional information on your specific General Education requirements.
General Education Credit2, 17, 18, 24, 43, 44, 51
Finland13*
France14, 15, 16*, 35*, 69, 70
Germany17, 36
Guatemala59
Iceland18
Ireland46
Italy5, 16*, 19, 37, 44*
Japan51, 71
South Korea38*
Madagascar39
Mexico6, 20, 52
Netherlands25*, 58*, 72
Nicaragua40*, 53
Peru21, 41, 42
Poland43
Russia13*, 54
Scotland57
South Africa22
Spain23, 24, 35*
Taiwan38*, 64*
United Kingdom25*, 26, 44*, 55, 73, 74
Vietnam27, 75*
Wales28
Zambia29
The following programs offer graduate credit.
Graduate Credit3, 28, 46, 50, 54, 55, 62,66, 70, 71, 72
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†Prerequisites for College of Business programs3000-level Prerequisites: 60 earned hours and good academic standing. Students who do not have the minimum hour requirement cannot take this course at the 3000-level and should inform the program leader of this situation before applying.
4000-level Prerequisites: 90 earned hours, good academic standing and completion of BE 3340 or ENG 3100. Students who do not have the minimum hour requirement cannot take this course at the 4000-level and should inform the program leader of this situation before applying.
Important Program NotesSome programs may require attendance at pre- and post-travel campus classes. Unless otherwise indicated, international airfare, insurance, and housing are included in all program costs. Meals vary with each program. Prices are subject to change depending on currency exchange rates and number of participants. Dates are tentative. The program cost does not include tuition. Summer school tuition for programs offered during the summer sessions will be charged separately to student accounts. Some programs have a restricted enrollment process and require the program leader’s permission to enroll.
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