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Announcing 2013 Summer Study Abroad Programs being offered at NOVA




ENGLAND
Course Dates: July 1 – August 11
Travel Dates: August 1 – 9
ENG 125: Introduction to Literature (3 credits)
Take a literary walking tour of London while studying the works of Chaucer, Dickens, Wilde, Chaucer, Shakespeare, Austen, etc.
Contact: Professor Lisa Smith at lismith@nvcc.edu
Estimated Cost: $2,300
COSTA RICA
Travel Dates: July 30 – August 9
BIO 299: Study Abroad Costa Rica (4 credits)
Investigate the biodiversity of tropical ecosystems. Contact: Professor Jill Caporale jcaporale@nvcc.edu
Estimated Cost: $3,400
SPAIN
Deposit Date: March 1st
Travel Dates: June 2 – 15
SPA 195 or SPA 295 Spain Civilization and Culture I or II (3 credits)
Students attend four hours of Spanish classes in the morning and will experience cultural events and sight visits in the afternoons.
Contact: Dr. Carmen Figueroa cfigueroa@nvcc.edu
Estimated Cost: $2,300
TURKEY
Course Dates: May 20 – June 25
Travel Dates: May 24 – June 15
REL 233 Introduction to Islam (3 credits),
HUM 295 Modern Turkey and the Ottoman Empire (3 credits),
HUM 298 The Personal Narrative: The Study Abroad Experience (1 credit).
A unique opportunity to explore the culture of Turkey. Contact: Professor Tauheeda Yasin at tyasin@nvcc.edu
Estimated Cost: $3,200
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International Education Week at NOVA
Come join us for a variety of international events happening at the Annandale campus this week (Nov 12-16).
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Tuesday, November 13th 11-2pm Learn about Study Abroad and other International opportunities at NOVA (CA 1st Floor) 2-3pm Human Trafficking Film, Dr. Wofsey (CS 131) 3-4pm Arab Spring Roundtable Discussion (CS 242)
Wednesday, November 14th 11-2pm Languages, Your Passport to the World: Stop by and test your knowledge of nine different languages and cultures. Prizes awarded. (CA Starbucks Café) 2-4pm Cultural Presentations: Brazil, Cameroon, India, Indonesia, Pakistan, South Africa, Turkey (CS 121)
Thursday, November 15th 2-3pm Education for Global Citizenship Discussion, (CS 131) Global perspectives on knowledge, skills and values needed for a just and sustainable world
Friday, November 16th 9:30-10:30 AM 2:30-3:30 PM Cultural Performances by the American Culture and Language Institute students (CA Starbucks Café)
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