Travel Seminars
Led by a CLU faculty member, Travel Seminars take CLU students around the world to locations such as Australia, England, India, Jamaica, Japan, and Turkey. Students enroll in a focused course on campus during the semester prior to departure. Upon completion of the semester, students are taken into the field for a two- to three-week period to put their classroom studies into context.
Disciplines range from Sociology and Religion to Art and Geology. CORE-21, major, or minor requirements may be fulfilled.
Information on upcoming travel seminars will be posted once information becomes available. The following travel seminars alternate every other year: Japan: Exploring Japanese Society and Culture and Turkey: The History of Christianity and Islam.
Costa Rica
Peace Communication and Globalization in Central America
Comm 485
Post course: Spring 2010
Tentative Dates: January 4 - 16
Magical Britain
Information Session:
6 pm, Wed, Nov. 11
Roth-Nelson Room
Art/English 485
Spring 2010
Tentative Dates:
17 May - 6 June 2010
Tentative Course Description
Tentative Itinerary
Exploring Japanese Society and Culture
Information Session:
6:30 pm, Wed, Nov. 4
Roth-Nelson Room
Sociology 285
Spring 2010
Tentative Dates: 26 May - 9 June 2010
Tentative Course Description
Tentative Itinerary
