Patrick's Day Festival Sunday, May 20 Breakfast at hotel St. The class will meet at times to be determined during the Spring 2001 semester to study the geography, cultures, and economies of the countries to be visited. Students will also be expected to learn basic phrases in the languages of each of the countries. Upon completion of the trip, each student will prepare a paper that shows what is different and what is the same in some aspect of European and American business practices. Students will receive a grade for the course that reflects their behavior and involvement, as well as their preparation and their paper.
Credit is received in the summer semester.
The fee plus tuition covers train and chartered bus travel, all lodging, all excursions, and about two-thirds of all meals. There are a limited number of partial scholarships available to assist qualified undergraduate students interested in the program. See Professors Nagle or Peace for further information. This site is maintained by Dr.