The University of Oklahoma's 39th Annual Summer in France Program is designed for students who have completed at least ten hours of college-level French or have achieved the equivalent proficiency. If you are interested in the language and civilization of France, this can be your opportunity to travel and study at the University of Paris, Sorbonne. Students must enroll in 9 hours. All courses are 3 credit hours. Daily cross-cultural activities reinforce your language skills and give you a real understanding of Mexico's history and culture.
Special permission is required to enroll.
Beginners and advanced painters will paint at sites around Santa Fe, Taos, Abiquiu, and Ghost Ranch and will use basic techniques to produce one, two, or more paintings a day starting with a sketch and developing it into a finished work. The end purpose will be to capture the magic of the New Mexican landscape. You will have opportunities to visit museums, chapels, and to tour Georgia O'Keeffe's home. Cost includes tuition, local transportation, five meals, OU reception, picnic, film developing, one night at Ghost Ranch, dormitory lodging at the College of Santa Fe, and a T-shirt. Presentations will include how information needs are addressed by organizations and agencies within and outside their reservations.