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Global Corporate
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Brussels, Belgium
AMBA International
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Santiago, Chile
Central European
Transition
Czech and Slovak Republics
Corporate Social Impact: Comparing UK and US Policies and Practices
London, England
Cases in Public-Private Infrastructure Development
London, England
Privatization and Public-Private Partnerships
London, England
GW/Oxford Program in International Human
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Oxford, England
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Beijing, China
Leadership, Culture,
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Beijing, Xi'an, Shanghai
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Socio-Economic Change in
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Beijing, China
Paris: Modernism and the Arts, Then and Now
Paris, France
Art Therapy—International, Social, and Cultural Diversity
Loire Valley , France
Uses of History in Int'l Affairs: History, Memory
& Politics in Berlin
Berlin, Germany
Sustainable Tourism & Development in Guatemala
Lake Atitlan, Guatemala
Cultural Foundations of 21C Education: Secularism, Religion, and Globalization
Istanbul, Turkey
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Loire Valley, FRANCE
ARTH 230.60 (3 credits)
June 23-July 2: Reading assignments
July 2-16: Program in France
July 30: Final assignment due
Overseas: July 2-16
Professors Heidi Bardot and Tally Tripp
PROGRAM
This course will provide students the opportunity to study and explore social and cultural diversity in a culture different than your own. Students will be provided with theories of art therapy and counseling in order to develop competencies essential for a culturally responsive therapist with regard to age, gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, nationality, socio-economic status, developmental disability, education, family values, and religious and spiritual values. Students will be staying in the Loire Valley in a renovated farmhouse on the grounds of a chateau. Students will explore their own racial and cultural self-awareness through coursework, art and cultural experientials, studio time, excursions, interactions with other participants and locals, and free expression time. This is a graduate level course and students must be enrolled in a related field of study. Please click here to view the syllabus.
COSTS
The cost of the program is estimated at $4,068 for three credits tuition, study abroad insurance, lodging, in-country transportation, & limited group meals. International airfare and personal expenses are not included.
MORE INFORMATION
Inquiries may be addressed to Professor Bardot by e-mail at hbardot@gwu.edu or to the Office for Study Abroad (OSA) at 202-994-1649, e-mail studyabr@gwu.edu.
TO APPLY
Students need to contact the professor of the course directly, and then complete the online application.
Applications are due by FEBRUARY 29, 2008. A nonrefundable fee will apply to students who withdraw after the registration deadline.
Click here for more information on registration, withdrawal, and other Summer Abroad policies.
NOTE: Please be advised that the fees listed are based on estimates and are subject to change. GW reserves the right to cancel this program at any time without notice.
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