More information contactDr. Patricia BrennanPH 402 552 6125brennan@clarksoncollege.edu

Travel to

Switzerland & FranceApril 28–May 9, 2019 › Cost: $3,550 › Payment plan › Earn credit hours › Invite your favorite traveling companions

Your 12-day academic travel includes: › Round-trip land and air transportation › Three- and four-star, double-occupancy,

hotel accommodations › Exclusive deluxe motor coach, faculty escorts,

tour manager and local guides › Full breakfast daily and specialty Swiss and

French meals › Passes to all activities on the itinerary › Insurance: full accidental, medical and

trip cancellation/interruption coverage

Itinerary highlights: › Cailler Chocolate tour › Gruyere cheese-making tour › Swiss hospital visit › Red Cross/Red Crescent Museum in Geneva › Wine tasting lunch in Vevey, Switzerland › Medieval Hospices in Beaune › Auxerre › Arch de Triomphe & Notre Dame Cathedral › Lunch on the Eiffel Tower › Two free days in Paris & a day trip to Versailles

1 Class notes on pre-trip lectures and readings are completed during the spring 2019 semester; the remaining coursework is completed throughout summer 2019. 2 Although you register for the course(s) for spring 2019, you may choose either the spring or summer semester for tuition billing. “IP” (In Progress) appears on your spring 2019 grade report, and the final grade appears in the summer 2019 report. If you don’t need any elective credit hours, you may register for HU 291 for 0 credit hours for a “P/NP” grade.

Clarkson College ATA: Switzerland & France April 28–May 9, 2019

The $3,550 cost of the 12-day trip includes round-trip air and land transportation, 3- and 4-star double-occupancy hotel rooms, full medical and travel insurance, local guides, private tour manager and deluxe motor coach and admission to all activities on the itinerary. It also includes full breakfast daily, specialty meals and three free days.

FIRST TRAVELER

LEGAL FIRST, MIDDLE & LAST NAMES AS THEY WILL APPEAR ON PASSPORT

D.O.B. Email

Current address

Home phone Work phone Cell phone

Check all that apply: Clarkson College alumni GRADUATION YEAR Nebraska Medicine employee

Clarkson College student MAJOR GRADUATION DATE

Clarkson College faculty/staff

is my roommate for the trip. We prefer twin beds a double bed.

I request single accommodations (an additional $375). I request assistance securing a roommate.

As a health professional, I would like to earn education hours at no additional cost. is my discipline.

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY: Select the course(s) 1 you plan to register your billing credits for spring or summer 20182.

HU 215 Humanities Core 3 credit hours HU 290 Humanities Elective 1, 2 or 3 credit hours

HU 291 Humanities Elective 0 credit hours

TRAVEL COMPANION

LEGAL FIRST, MIDDLE & LAST NAMES AS THEY WILL APPEAR ON PASSPORT

D.O.B. Email

Current address

Home phone Work phone Cell phone

As a health professional, I would like to earn education hours at no additional cost. is my discipline.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION Registration is open as long as spots last. To save your spot and avoid the waitlist, sign-up soon! Mail or deliver this signed registration form and $250 deposit to Patricia Brennan, ATA Coordinator, Clarkson College 101 S. 42nd Street, Omaha, NE 68131. Make checks payable to Clarkson College. You may also call Dr. Brennan to make your deposit(s) by card.

QUESTIONS: Patricia Brennan PH 402 552 6125 brennan@clarksoncollege.edu

I/we understand that a deposit of $250 per traveler reserves my/our space. If the trip is cancelled, deposits are refundable. Subsequent payments are due Sept. 18, 2018 ($1,100); Nov. 20, 2018 ($1,100); and Jan. 22, 2019 ($1,100).

SIGNATURE OF FIRST TRAVELER & DATE SIGNATURE OF SECOND TRAVELER & DATE

Clarkson College ATA: Switzerland & France Day 1: Sunday, April 28 Depart Our adventure begins as we board our transatlantic flight to Geneva. IF1 Day 2: Monday, April 29 Lausanne2 Upon landing in Geneva, we meet our motor coach and take an hour’s drive to a city on Lake Geneva, Lausanne. Our local guide introduces us to the important sites, including the International Olympic Committee Headquarters, Olympic Museum, and Olympic Park. We also visit Lausanne’s magnificent Gothic cathedral, which dates to 1275. Day 3: Tuesday, April 30 Lausanne We begin our day in Gruyère at La Maison du Gruyère cheese factory and then to nearby Broc to tour La Maison Callier Chocolate factory. We drive to Vevey to enjoy a wine-tasting lunch at a local restaurant there. The rest of the day is free to explore Lausanne on our own. B, L Day 4: Wednesday, May 1 Lausanne Today we visit a local hospital, with the rest of the day free to explore Lausanne on our own. B Day 5: Thursday, May 2 Beaune This morning we enjoy beautiful lakeside scenery en route to the International Museum of the Red Cross and Red Crescent in Geneva. After lunch, we continue to Beaune, a walled medieval town in the wine country of Burgundy. B Day 6: Friday, May 3 Beaune We are treated to a tour of Beaune this morning, including Hôtel Dieu, the famous medieval hospice. The rest of the day is free to explore Beaune on our own. B Day 7: Saturday, May 4 Paris Today we drive through the luscious French countryside with a stop in Auxerre for lunch and free time to explore the 4th-largest city in Burgundy. Then it’s on to Paris, our home for the next five nights. B Day 8: Sunday, May 5 Paris Today we enjoy a panoramic tour that includes a visit to Notre-Dame Cathedral and a drive down Champs-Elysees to see the Arch of Triumph. Also included are Napoleon’s Tomb; Place de la Concorde, where thousands were guillotined during the French Revolution; the Latin Quarter; Ile de la Cité; and more. We then delight in the view from the Eiffel Tower during lunch there! B, L

1 IF = In-flight meals B = Breakfast L = Lunch 2 The city following each date indicates the location of our hotel that night.

Day 9: Monday, May 6 Paris Today is free to explore on our own. B Day 10: Tuesday, May 7 Paris Today is free to explore on our own. B Day 11: Wednesday, May 8 Paris This morning we visit the Château de Versailles just outside Paris. What started as a small hunting lodge is now a grand estate and glittering royal palace. We spend time exploring the Queen's and King's apartments; the Halls of Peace, Mirrors, and War; and the English and French gardens and park. Early in the afternoon, we return to Paris to organize and pack for our journey home. B Day 12: Thursday, May 9 Return Our adventure concludes as we depart Paris for Omaha. IF