The Northern Way. Recipients will also be asked to accompany student government representatives on public school speaking and recruitment drives, and may be asked to share their experiences during FSC's International Celebration the following year. Participants in the Interdisciplinary Studies 199 course will travel to Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Russia, June 12 - 25, 2001. Participants will be eligible for academic credit for the tour. High school students can earn humanities credit through Marion County Schools.
College students can earn three hours of credit.
Continuing education credit is available for teachers. Fairmont State College students interested in applying for the student government scholarships should contact Sue Conrad, 367-4643. Anyone interested in more information about the itinerary and costs for the tour, may contact Dr. Judy Byers, 367-4286.