Study Abroad: America West
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U.S. Global Seminar
"Geography of the American West" (ENST 320).
Tentative Dates: July 13 to August 10, 2009
Program details subject to change
Who: The Office of International Education is pleased to announce a Faculty-led U.S. Global Seminar.
What: "Geography of the American West" (ENST 320)
When: July 13-August 10, 2009.
Content Description
This course explores the varied physical, cultural, and regional landscapes of western North America. Major themes include diverse geologic features, American Indian cultures, forest and water resources, rural and urban landscapes, and historical museums.
Places Visited
Mt. Rainier, Grand Teton, Yellowstone, Crater Lake, Redwood National Parks, Craters of the Moon National Monument, Mt. St. Helens National Volcanic Area, and other natural sites including Oregon Dunes, the Columbia River Gorge, and various national forests. Large and small cities in Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming and California will also be visited, as well as industrial sites (including mining, hydroelectric and logging sites) and Native American reservations.
Accommodations
Participants will stay at campgrounds at most locations. Each location is explored by driving, hiking, and/or boating.
General Education Requirements
This program fulfills the 'Intercultural North America' category of the General Education program.
Costs / Price
Approximately $4000 which includes tuition, lodging, food, all excursions and entrance fees. Airfare to Portland, Oregon not included.
Location and Contact Information
The Office of Study Abroad is located in the Anisfield School of Business, room ASB-123. Our phone number is (201) 684-7463. E-mail - goabroad@ramapo.edu
