Student housing in twin or triple-bedded rooms within a centrally-located apartment including shared kitchen and living spaces, laundry access, linens, towels and free WiFi. Orientation program in Paris consisting of a meeting with AIFS staff, information on safety and security, a local area walking tour and a welcome dinner. A Navigo travel card for unlimited use on the metro, buses, trams, and regional trains in the central zone of Paris. Sightseeing tour of Paris by private bus. A guided "highlights" tour of the Musée du Louvre. Guided walking tours of the Montmartre and Marais neighborhoods of Paris. Full-day excursion to the Palace of Versailles. An hour-long sightseeing cruise on the river Seine. 2-day excursion to Normandy and Brittany, including round-trip transportation by private bus, overnight accommodation in multi-bedded en suite rooms, breakfast in St. Malo, entrance to the Caen Memorial, a half-day tour of the D-Day beaches, a free morning in St. Malo, and entrance to the Mont St. Michel on the return to Paris. Access to the AIFS Student Center and the services of AIFS support staff for information, personal advising and 24-hour emergency contact service. Student medical and program fee refund insurance policies. An optional Transportation Package is available, consisting of round-trip airfare between Los Angeles and Paris, and round-trip transfers overseas between the airport in Paris and student housing for an additional $445. Mandatory additional U.S. government- and airline-imposed departure taxes, fees and fuel surcharges of $256 (subject to change) will be billed separately. Depart U.S.: Friday, January 8 Arrive Paris: Saturday, January 9 Depart Paris: Saturday, February 6 John Morris Study Abroad Specialist 626-914-8560 [email protected]Spend four weeks in one of the most important and influential cities in the world. Paris has inspired artists, writers and philosophers alike, and continues to do so with centuries of history on every street. Paris is a modern, fast-paced city that is a hub for fashion, culture, food, and the arts. It is a political and economic center for Europe yet is also a romantic city bursting with excitement and inspiration from around the world. Based on an enrollment of 20-29 participants, the fee per person is $3,455. This fee excludes airfare, optional insurance upgrades, passport or visa fees, meals other than those listed, personal expenses, any Citrus College tuition or administrative fees, textbooks, additional field trips or excursions required by the Citrus college faculty and anything not specified.
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Student housing in twin or triple-bedded rooms within a centrally-located apartment includingshared kitchen and living spaces, laundry access, linens, towels and free WiFi.
Orientation program in Paris consisting of a meeting with AIFS staff, information on safety andsecurity, a local area walking tour and a welcome dinner.
A Navigo travel card for unlimited use on the metro, buses, trams, and regional trains in the centralzone of Paris.
Sightseeing tour of Paris by private bus.
A guided "highlights" tour of the Musée du Louvre.
Guided walking tours of the Montmartre and Marais neighborhoods of Paris.
Full-day excursion to the Palace of Versailles.
An hour-long sightseeing cruise on the river Seine.
2-day excursion to Normandy and Brittany, including round-trip transportation by private bus,overnight accommodation in multi-bedded en suite rooms, breakfast in St. Malo, entrance to theCaen Memorial, a half-day tour of the D-Day beaches, a free morning in St. Malo, and entrance to theMont St. Michel on the return to Paris.
Access to the AIFS Student Center and the services of AIFS support staff for information, personaladvising and 24-hour emergency contact service.
Student medical and program fee refund insurance policies.
An optional Transportation Package is available,consisting of round-trip airfare between LosAngeles and Paris, and round-trip transfersoverseas between the airport in Paris and studenthousing for an additional $445. Mandatoryadditional U.S. government- and airline-imposeddeparture taxes, fees and fuel surcharges of $256(subject to change) will be billed separately.
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Depart U.S.: Friday, January 8Arrive Paris: Saturday, January 9Depart Paris: Saturday, February 6
Spend four weeks in one of the most important and influential cities in the world. Paris has inspired artists, writers and philosophers alike, andcontinues to do so with centuries of history on every street. Paris is a modern, fast-paced city that is a hub for fashion, culture, food, and thearts. It is a political and economic center for Europe yet is also a romantic city bursting with excitement and inspiration from around the world.
FEES
Based on an enrollment of 20-29 participants, thefee per person is $3,455. This fee excludes airfare,optional insurance upgrades, passport or visa fees,meals other than those listed, personal expenses,any Citrus College tuition or administrative fees,textbooks, additional field trips or excursionsrequired by the Citrus college faculty and anythingnot specified.
FACULTY AND COURSES
H U M 101 : P R E H I S T O R Y T H R O U G H
T H E M E D I E V A L P E R I O D
Dr. Senya Lubisich Strongly recommended: ENGL 101. The humanities are approached on four levels:art, music, literature, and philosophy. Includesthe beginnings in Egypt, Babylonia, and Greeceand proceeds chronologically through themedieval period. 3 Units (AA/AS; Citrus C2; CSU; IGETC 3B; UC; CSUGEC2)
A N T H 210 : I N T R O D U C T I O N T O
C U L T U R A L A N T H R O P O L O G Y
Dr. Jennifer Miller-Thayer Strongly recommended: ENGL 101. Students will critically examine varioussocieties around the world using basic culturalconcepts such as language, food production,economics, kinship, art, religion, and magic.The class is designed to foster a pluralistic viewof the world, teach introductoryanthropological concepts, and strengthencritical thinking skills. College level reading isstrongly advised for success in the course. 3 Units (AA/AS; Citrus D2; CSU; UC; IGETC 4A; CSUGED1; CSUGE D5)
COURSES
Senya Lubisich holds her Ph.D.in French History, with teachingfields in world history andhumanities. She has lived inParis and traveled extensivelyand is eager to share in thestudy abroad experience withstudents. She is an activemember of her community,
serving as chair of the Historic Preservation Commissionand running a non-profit that advocates for historicplaygrounds. She has helped lead programs to Florenceand Kyoto and is delighted to take students to Paris.
Dr. Jennifer Miller-Thayerearned her Ph.D. from UCRiverside as a four-fieldtrained anthropologist,focusing on cultural andmedical subfields, withtraining and experience inapplied anthropology. Sheteaches anthropology
courses that help students learn about other cultures, aswell as, their own culture. As an anthropologist she hasvaluable travel experience and perspectives that can helpstudents adjust to a new cultural environment. Sherecently instructed students abroad during Citrus’ 2020winter in Costa Rica program. Dr. Miller-Thayer is lookingforward to incorporating French culture in her course toprovide students with firsthand experience ofanthropology while living abroad.
Students must enroll in a minimum of 3 units. Online coursesare not recommended while studying in Paris.
A N T H 210H : I N T R O D U C T I O N T O
C U L T U R A L A N T H R O P O L O G Y - H O N O R S
Dr. Jennifer Miller-Thayer Strongly recommended: ENGL 101. Prerequisite(s): Student must be eligible for theCitrus College Honors Program or obtain arecommendation from an Honors instructor.Limited enrollment. Students will critically examine various societiesaround the world using basic cultural concepts such as marriage, family, art, foodproduction, political organization, and religion.The class is designed to foster a pluralistic viewof the world,teach introductory anthropologicalconcepts, and strengthen critical thinking.College level reading is strongly advised forsuccess in the course. Students are expected towork and participate at an honors level whichincludes strong critical thinking skills, thoroughanalysis of anthropological readings,presentation and leadership skills demonstratedthrough class participation/ presentation, andservice learning in the community. 3 Units (AA/AS; Citrus D2; CSU; UC; IGETC 4A; CSUGED1; CSUGE D5)
