This travel opportunity is like no other. Joann Chaney, manager of Purdue Educational Travel Programs, says participants can enjoy the world as their classroom. Spaces still are available for 12 of the programs in 2001.
All programs are open to the general public.
Purdue course credits are available for five of the programs. Those who travel to Canada with Russ Jones, associate professor of visual and performing arts, will meet artists after performances and take backstage tours. Traveling to the Danube and central Europe with Marion Baumgardner, professor emeritus of agronomy, will allow insights into the remarkable transitions that have transformed the areas. Fees include airfare, ground transportation, lodging, entrance fees to museums and exhibits, some meals, health and accident insurance, and tuition fees for credit courses. The Danube and Historic Capitals.