This 18-day travel study course to Jamaica provides numerous opportunities for students to enhance their understanding of the political, economic, social, intellectual, historical and aesthetic components of life in a developing nation. Through various lectures and school visits, participants will gain perspective on the purposes and processes of education in this country. They will also improve their cross-cultural communication skills, develop a greater understanding of tolerance of others, and increase their pedagogical repertoire. A passport will be required for participation. Evidence will be required at the first-class meeting.
Enrollment is limited.
Students are encouraged to apply for financial aid and campus scholarships to help cover the cost of this study tour. The application deadline for the Study Abroad Scholarship is April 15. Honors students should contact the Honors Program directly regarding eligibility for funding. Students should also check with the Admissions Office regarding the availability of other scholarships and their specific deadline. Dr. Larry Kenney, Professor and Associate Dean of the College of Education, has traveled extensively and has led several student groups abroad.