In addition, participants will have three excursions to major cultural sites organized by Moscow State University. These excursions could include a visit to the Kremlin, art museums, parks, and, possibly, the KGB Museum. Faculty John Cleary, professor of Criminal Justice Administration at San Diego State and practicing criminal defense lawyer in San Diego, will lead this program and will teach the Criminal Justice course. Accommodations Participants will be housed in a dormitory at Moscow State University with other international students. Participants can also purchase food at local markets and prepare some meals in the kitchen on international students' floor.
Laundry facilities are available in the building as well.
Accommodations in Russian dormitories are minimal by American standards, and there are few luxuries or conveniences. This too is part of the experience for it will give you a realistic view of how Russian students live. The dormitory officials provide extra security to protect the possessions of international students. All U.S. citizens must travel on a current passport with at least 6 months' validity remaining from date of departure from the United States. If you do not have a current passport and intend to participate on this trip, you MUST initiate the process immediately.