SUMMER 2016
Field and Experiential Learning/Study Abroad Credit Classes
For more information, visit: www.cod.edu/field. For location listings, see page 14.
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Field and Experiential Learning/Study Abroad courses combine classroom-based instruction
with field-based experience for unique learning opportunities. More information and
enrollment permits, when required, are available from the Field and Experiential Learning/
Study Abroad office, BIC 3509, (630) 942-2356, Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Tuition is extra and Field and Experiential Learning/Study Abroad fees are non-refundable.
Travel protection/trip insurance information is available in BIC 3509.
Students are responsible for withdrawing from Field and Experiential Learning/Study Abroad
courses through the Field and Experiential Learning/Study Abroad office. Students who do not
pay their tuition bills are not automatically withdrawn from the courses. Prices and itineraries
are subject to change. Refunds are not given for unused portions of a field experience.
For more information, visit www.cod.edu/field
ARTS AND CULTURE
Speech 1100: Speaking of Chicago
Experience the city of Chicago while satisfying your Speech 1100 requirement. Learn more
about the history and architecture of the city, visit the Chicago History Museum and the
Loop. As part of a small group persuasive project, students will propose a Chicago-based
site for the final meeting and then persuade the class to vote for it. Class: June 11 (11 a.m.
to 3:30 p.m.). Field study: June 18, 25, July 9 and 23 (11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.). Additional
hours/discussions are online. Fee: $75 (includes entrance fees). Tuition is extra. Students are
responsible for their own transportation. Information: Jude Geiger, (630) 942-2179, email:
geigerj@cod.edu
SPEEC-1100-FS060 Fund Speech Comm S
11:00A-3:30P BIC-1804 3 Geiger
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China Study Abroad
Study the Chinese language and acquire firsthand knowledge of the people and culture of
China. China welcomes you with a rich cultural history, ancient monuments and diverse
landscape. In Beijing, explore the famous Tiananmen Square and the maze of palaces and
gardens of the Forbidden City, admire the magnificent Great Wall, see one of the most
important archaeological discoveries the Xi’an Terracotta Warriors Army, and explore ancient
temples and pagodas. Field study: May 26 to June 28. Fee: $4,099 (includes round-trip
airfare from Chicago, lodging in a residence, transfers to and from airports in Beijing and
Xi’an, admissions and excursions listed as included in the cost of the program and textbooks
for the language classes at Xi’an International University). Tuition for seven credits is extra.
Information: Zhi Liu, (630) 942-2800, ext. 51018, email: liuzhi@cod.edu or Marco Benassi,
(630) 942-3049, email: benassim@cod.edu
4 Liu
CHINE-1101-FS088 Elem Chinese I
CHINE-1102-FS088 Elem Chinese II
4 Liu
4 Liu
CHINE-2201-FS088 Inter Chinese I
CHINE-2202-FS088 Inter Chinese II
4 Liu
3 Liu
HUMNT-1800-FS088Reg Humnt: China
Costa Rica Study Abroad
Spend a week surrounded by nature while learning from a team of distinguished ecologists at
Queen’s University Biological Station (QUBS) in Eastern Ontario. The combination of seminar
and outdoor learning experiences will highlight some of the latest research trends shaping the
fields of animal behavior, field ecology, conservation biology and wildlife management. Class:
June 3 (9 to 11:50 a.m.). Field Study: July 31 to Aug. 6. Fee: $940 (includes all transportation,
lodging and most meals). Tuition is extra. A valid U.S. passport is required for entry into
Canada. Information: Jim Ludden, (630) 942-4073, email: ludden@cod.edu
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9:00A-11:50A HSC-1328 3 Ludden
BIOLO-2800-FS066 Eco Research
Adventure awaits as you explore beautiful Costa Rica. This month-long program provides a
total immersion experience through intensive language classes at the Costa Rican Language
Academy (CRLA), family homestays and excursions to such places as Manuel Antonio National
Park, Arenal Volcano and La Paz Waterfall Gardens. Costa Rica is a peaceful and democratic
country. Its capital, San Jose, enjoys year-round temperatures in the 70s and is the cultural
center of the country with its breathtaking National Theatre, museums, galleries and shops.
Field study: May 25 to June 25. Fee: $2,999 (includes round-trip airfare from Chicago, hotel
accommodations on included excursions, double occupancy homestay, breakfast and dinner
during homestay, transfers to and from the airport in San Jose, admissions and excursions
listed as included in the cost of the program and textbooks for the language classes).
Tuition for up to seven credits is extra. Information: Donna Gillespie, (630) 942-3513, email:
gillespied226@cod.edu or John Paris, (630) 942-2064, email parisj@cod.edu
SPANI-1101-FS080 Elem Spanish I
4 Gillespie
SPANI-1102-FS080 Elem Spanish II
4 Gillespie
SPANI-2201-FS080 Inter Spanish I
4 Gillespie
SPANI-2202-FS080 Inter Spanish II
4 Gillespie
SPANI-2251-FS080 Conv & Comp I
3 Gillespie
SPANI-2252-FS080 Conv & Comp II
3 Gillespie
SPANI-2820-FS080 Adv Conv & Grammar
3 Gillespie
HUMNT-1800-FS080Reg Humnt: Costa Rica
3 Gillespie
Africa: Kilimanjaro and the Serengeti
Costa Rica: Wildlife and Ecosystems
INTERNATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
Advanced Topics in Ecology
Travel to Africa to attempt an ascent on one of earth’s “Seven Summits,” 19,340-foot
Mt. Kilimanjaro. The hike to the roof of Africa requires no technical skills but the challenge,
which requires long days and exhausting ascents, is not to be taken lightly. We will attempt
our climb with a team of local porters and guides over seven days. Not only does this increase
the success rate in reaching the summit but it will also allow us ample time to enjoy the
spectacular scenery and better acclimate to the high altitude. After our time on the tallest
free-standing mountain in the world, celebrate by embarking on a four-day African safari to
Lake Manyara, Ngorongoro Crater and Serengeti National Park. Live among the rhinoceros,
lions, cheetahs and elephants of the African plains. Opportunities will also be available to
those that would like to give back to the local community. Instructor approval is required prior
to registration and participants must be comfortable hiking at high altitudes up to 10 miles
a day with a 15-pound backpack over well-maintained trails in various weather conditions.
Class: Dec. 7, 2016 (6 to 8:50 p.m.). Field study: Jan. 4 to 18, 2017. Fee: $7,986 (includes
air and ground transportation, hotel and camping fees, permits, group camping equipment,
local guides, cooks and porters, tips, four-day African safari and most meals). Tuition is extra.
Information: Gib Egge, (630) 942-2787, email: eggegi@cod.edu
PHYS-1800-FS054 HikingEgge
Bahamas: Introduction to Tropical Marine Ecology
Travel to the Bahamas to learn about tropical marine ecology at Cape Eleuthera Institute (CEI).
This course examines the most recent initiatives in sustaining, conserving and managing
tropical marine ecosystems. Students will engage in a variety of hands-on, field-based
learning experiences and also participate on several ongoing research projects. Competency
in ocean swimming and snorkeling is mandatory. Classes: May 6 and 20 (2 to 4:50 p.m.).
Field study: May 21 to 28. Fee: $2,977 (includes airfare, ground transportation, lodging and
most meals). Tuition is extra. A valid U.S. passport is required for entry into the Bahamas.
Information: Jim Ludden, (630) 942-4073, email: ludden@cod.edu
BIOLO-1800-FS070 Trop Marine Ecology F
2:00P-4:50P HSC-1328 3 Ludden
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Learn about the beautiful wildlife, lively culture, history and unique landforms of exotic,
tropical ecosystems including waterfalls, volcanoes, lush tropical forests, rivers and the
Pacific coast while traveling to San Jose, Poas and Arenal Volcanoes, Sarapiqui River, la Selva
Verde area, la Tirimbina Rainforest, Guanacaste and Sarchi. Costa Rica’s ‘green’ sustainable
farming and other conservation practices will be observed in cocoa, banana, tropical plant
and coffee plantations. Exploring the country will require travel by bus, and excursions
including two to four miles of walking over moderate terrain, a boat ride, and easy snorkeling.
Classes: April 13, May 11, June 8 and July 13 (7 to 8:50 p.m.). Field study: June 21 to 30.
Fee: $3,044 (includes air/land transportation, entrance fees, class excursions, lodging, meals
and guide). Tuition is extra. Information: Kathleen Luczynski, (630) 942-2800, ext. 54937,
email: luczynsk@cod.edu
BIOLO-1800-FS065 Reg Bio: Costa Rica W 7:00P-8:50P BIC-2726 2 Luczynski
Crime and Punishment in the U.S. and England
Compare the U.S. and British criminal justice systems while visiting jails, prisons, courts
and police agencies in addition to interviewing various professionals in the field of criminal
justice and government in both countries. While in England, visit historic English landmarks
as well as have an opportunity to visit other European countries that are only a train ride
away. Classes: June 1 to June 29. Field study: July 1 to 13. Fee: $3,400 (includes air/ground
transportation, room and board, and most meals). Tuition is extra. Must co-enroll in
CRIMJ-1820-FS060 and CRIMJ-2820-FS060. Instructor consent required. Information:
Theodore Darden, (630) 942-2989, email: darden@cod.edu
CRIMJ-1820-FS060 Crime and Punish
M 8:00A-1:00P HEC-1020 3 Darden
CRIMJ-2820-FS060 International Study W 8:00A-1:00P HEC-1020 3 Darden
French Country Cooking
Embark on a culinary journey to the heartland of France. Stay at a 19th century country house
in the Roannaise region while learning to prepare French specialties. Experience gastronomic
traditions of the region with visits to a local vineyard, earthenware producer, oil-pressing
workshop, chocolatier, medieval villages, local markets and restaurants. Group will meet in
Lyon for ground transportation to the villa. Field study: August 7 to 13. Fee: $2,495 (includes
land transportation, lodging, cooking classes and most meals). Tuition is extra. Information:
Chris Thielman, (630) 942-2720, email: thielman@cod.edu
CULIN-1800-FS065 French Country Cook
3 Thielman
FIELD AND EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING/STUDY ABROAD
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French Polynesian Islands: Ecosystems and Wildlife
Explore Tahitian Islands including Tahiti, Bora Bora, Moorea, Huahine and Fakarava while
focusing on abundant marine life, diverse ecosystems, and a fascinating mix of cultures,
traditions and history. Adventures on the Society Islands and Tuamotus Islands include
walks in rainforests and to volcanic summits, snorkeling among the fringe reefs and marine
lagoons, learning about unique animals like the blue-eyed eel, interacting with villagers to
learn fishing techniques, experiencing vanilla and black pearl farming, and the exploration of
archaeological sites. Cruise on a small ship, the M/S Paul Gauguin, where specifically selected
shore excursions and on-board activities await us. A passport is required. Classes: Dec. 7,
Jan. 11, Feb. 1 and April 12 (7 to 8:50 p.m.). Field Study: March 5 to 19, 2017. Fee: $9,000
(includes air/ground transportation, ship/land accommodations, most meals and beverages,
daily shore excursions, equipment, permits, guides and tips). Tuition is extra. Information:
Kathleen Luczynski, (630) 942-2800, ext. 54937, email: luczynski@cod.edu
BIOLO-1800-FS043 French Polynesian Luczynski
Germany Study Abroad
Enjoy learning the German language this summer as you experience the beauty of old meets
new while living and studying in the cosmopolitan city of Berlin. Visit famous East German
museums, remnants of the Berlin Wall, and Checkpoint Charlie. Day excursions may include
a cruise on Lake Wannsee, trips to Dresden, Wittenberg and Hamburg. Designed for students,
teachers, employees of international companies and individuals interested in broadening
their horizons by studying and living in another culture. Field study: May 25 to June 25.
Fee: $4,650 (includes pre-departure seminar, round-trip airfare from Chicago, lodging in a
homestay with breakfast and dinner provided, transfers to and from airports, admissions and
excursions listed as included in the cost of the program, language instruction and textbooks).
Tuition for up to seven credits is extra. Information: Barbel Thoens-Masghati, (630) 942-3323,
email: thoens@cod.edu or Caitlin Luetger, email: luetgerc@cod.edu
GERMA-1101-FS090Elem German I
4 Thoens-Masghati
GERMA-1102-FS090Elem German II
4 Thoens-Masghati
GERMA-2201-FS090Inter German I
4 Thoens-Masghati
GERMA-2202-FS090Inter German II
4 Thoens-Masghati
GERMA-2251-FS090Conv & Comp I
3 Thoens-Masghati
GERMA-2252-FS090Conv & Comp II
3 Thoens-Masghati
HUMNT-1800-FS090Reg Humnt: Germany
3 Thoens-Masghati
Haiti and the Dominican Republic: Conflict and Cooperation
Join us as we explore the people, places and politics of Haiti and the Dominican Republic
in this 21st century. Experience history, beauty and the developing world while visiting a
cacao demonstration farm and bird sanctuary on the north coast of the Dominican Republic
and a 200-year-old mountain fortress in Haiti. Participants will meet with non-governmental
organization representatives in both countries and a U.S. embassy representative in Portau-Prince. Classes: May 11, 18 and 25 (6 to 8:50 p.m.). Field Study: May 31 to June 8. Fee:
$2,450 (includes airfare, ground transportation, lodging and some meals). Information: David
Goldberg, (630) 942-3722, email: goldberg@cod.edu
POLS-2250-FS070 Latin Am & Carib
W 6:00P-8:50P BIC-1402 3 Goldberg
Italy: Hiking the Alta Via 1 Hut to Hut
From soaring rock towers to grassy alpine meadows, the Italian Dolomites offer some of
the most dramatic hiking in the world. Join us as we hike one of the world’s classic hikes:
the Alta Via 1, through the Pragser, Tofana and Civetta mountain groups of the Italian Alps.
Travel among remnants of the First World War to quaint mountain huts where the warmth
and hospitality is as appealing as the spectacular scenery. The conclusion of our adventure
will be a relaxing two days exploring the canals, waterfront palazzos, palaces, churches
and bridges of Venice. Expect to hike up to 12 miles a day with a 20-pound backpack with
elevation changes up to 4,000 feet per day. Class: June 22 (6 to 7:50 p.m.). Field study: July 9
to 20. Fee: $4,890 (includes air, train and bus transportation, hotel and co-ed refugio lodging,
equipment and most meals). Tuition is extra. Information: Gib Egge, (630) 942-2787,
email: eggegi@cod.edu
PHYS-1800-FS081 Hiking
W 6:00P-7:50P BIC-3818 2Egge
Italy Study Abroad
Study abroad in Siena, Italy. Experience the warm hospitality of the Italian people and
enjoy the breathtaking scenery of the Tuscany region. This month-long summer study
abroad program offers students the unique opportunity to study the Italian language and
culture in the beautiful medieval city of Siena. Located in the region of Tuscany, Siena and
its surroundings offer the perfect setting in which to be immersed in the architecture, art,
history and “bella lingua.” The itinerary will include excursions to Rome, Florence and San
Gimignano. Visits to the Uffizi and other museums are included in the program fee. Optional
trips, including Venice, will also be offered. Field study: June 9 to July 9. Fee: $4,699 (includes
round-trip airfare from Chicago, airport transfers, homestay with breakfast and dinner,
application fee, pre-departure seminars, language classes and textbooks, and all excursions
listed as included in the program). Tuition for up to seven credits is extra. The program is open
to students at all levels of Italian, from beginning to advanced. Information: Mirta Pagnucci,
(630) 942-3116, email: pagnuccim@cod.edu
ITALI-1101-FS082 Elem Italian I
4 Pagnucci
ITALI-1102-FS082 Elem Italian II
4 Pagnucci
ITALI-2201-FS082 Inter Italian I
4 Pagnucci
4 Pagnucci
ITALI-2202-FS082 Inter Italian II
ITALI-2251-FS082 Conv & Comp I
3 Pagnucci
ITALI-2252-FS082 Conv & Comp II
3 Pagnucci
HUMNT-1800-FS082Reg Humnt: Italy
3 Pagnucci
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Japan Study Abroad
This program provides total immersion in the Japanese language and in the culture of Japan.
Held in cooperation with Kyoto International Academy in Kyoto (KIA), classroom instruction
comes alive with the surroundings serving as a giant classroom and language laboratory.
Students practice and improve knowledge of the language by interacting with the Japanese
people on the street, on buses and in museums, theaters, shops, restaurants and cafes, as
well as with their host family. Field study: June 15 to July 21. Fee: $4,599 (includes air/land
transportation, on-site Japanese classes in Japan, accommodations, some meals and some
excursions). Tuition for seven credits is extra. Information: Shingo Satsutani, (630) 942-2019,
email: satsutan@cod.edu
JAPAN-1800-FS084 Beg Japanese
4 Satsutani
JAPAN-1800-FS085 Intro Japanese
4 Satsutani
JAPAN-2800-FS084 Inter Japanese
4 Satsutani
JAPAN-2800-FS085 Adv Japanese
4 Satsutani
HUMNT-1800-FS084Reg. Humnt: Japan
3 Satsutani
Spain Study Abroad
Study the Spanish language and acquire firsthand knowledge of the people and culture of
Spain. Spain is a splendid mix of 21st century culture and old-world tradition. Madrid, the
capital, is located in the center of the Iberian Peninsula and offers a wide array of cultural
opportunities. According to Ernest Hemingway, Madrid is, “the most Spanish of all cities.”
It is impressive in its architecture and vitality as well as its green open spaces. Field study:
June 30 to July 31. Fee: $4,450 (includes round-trip airfare from Chicago, lodging in a
residence, breakfast, lunch and supper provided at the residence, transfers to and from the
airport in Madrid, admissions and excursions listed as included in the cost of the program
and textbooks for the language classes at Enforex). Tuition for up to seven credits is extra.
Information: Edith Jaco, (630) 942-3332, email: jacoed@cod.edu
SPANI-1101-FS086 Elem Spanish I
4 Jaco
SPANI-1102-FS086 Elem Spanish II
4 Jaco
4 Jaco
SPANI-2201-FS086 Inter Spanish I
SPANI-2202-FS086 Inter Spanish II
4 Jaco
SPANI-2251-FS086 Conv & Comp I
3 Jaco
SPANI-2252-FS086 Conv & Comp II
3 Jaco
3 Jaco
SPANI-2820-FS086 Adv Conv & Gram
HUMNT-1800-FS086Reg Humnt: Spain
3 Jaco
OUTDOOR ADVENTURES
Alaska’s National Parks: Denali, Wrangell-St. Elias and Kenai Fjords
Ditch the cruise ship and get your boots dirty as we get out and experience some of the
best that the great state of Alaska has to offer. Hike among the continents highest peaks in
wildlife-rich Denali National Park. Explore the historic Kennecott mines in America’s largest
national park, Wrangell-St. Elias. Take to the water and marvel at calving tidewater glaciers,
puffins and whales in Kenai Fjords National Park. Expect to hike between five and 10 miles
a day. Class: June 7, 2017 (6 to 8:50 p.m.). Field study: June 22 to July 2, 2017. Fee: $3,875
(includes airfare, land and water transportation, hotel lodging, park admissions, tours and
some meals). Tuition is extra. Information: Gib Egge, (630) 942-2787, email: eggegi@cod.edu
PHYS-1800-FS062 HikingEgge
Ancestral Cliff Dwellings of the Southwest
Visit some of the best-known archaeological sites of the Ancestral Puebloans who lived more
than 10,000 years ago in the Four Corners region of the United States. Travel to Bandelier
National Monument, Chaco Culture National Historical Park and Canyon De Chelly National
Monument to see and learn why these areas were settled, abandoned and now protected.
The field study will conclude with a visit to Petrified Forest National Park, where we will hike
among 200 million-year-old fossilized trees and expansive badlands. Expect to hike five to
eight miles a day. Class: March 15, 2017 (6 to 7:50 p.m.). Field study: April 2 to 8, 2017.
Fee: $1,410 (includes airport shuttles, air and ground transportation, hotel lodging, park
admissions and some meals). Tuition is extra. Information: Gib Egge, (630) 942-2787,
email: eggegi@cod.edu
PHYS-1800-FS038 HikingEgge
Appalachian Autumn: National Parks of the Carolinas
Travel along the renowned Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina and venture deep into Great
Smoky Mountains National Park and Pisgah National Forest to explore waterfalls, colorful fall
colors, mountain vistas, and remnants of early American life. Then we will cross the border
into South Carolina to Congaree National Park. Here we will hike among some of the tallest
trees in the Eastern United States. Participants should be comfortable hiking five to eight
miles per day. Class: Oct. 5 (6 to 7:50 p.m.). Field study: Oct. 22 to 27. Fee: $1,160 (includes
airport shuttle, air and ground transportation, hotel lodging, park admissions and some
meals). Information: Gib Egge, (630) 942-2787, email: eggegi@cod.edu
PHYS-1800-FS005 HikingEgge
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Autumn in the Colorado Rockies
Autumn in the Colorado Rockies means fewer crowds, blue skies, crisp, clean air, snowdusted peaks, and mountainsides blanketed in aspen yellow. Hike under these golden
canopies to spectacular vistas in Rocky Mountain National Park, Maroon Bells, Black Canyon
of the Gunnison National Park and much more. Explore abandoned ghost towns, soak in hot
springs, learn how to safely and comfortably hike at higher altitudes, and discover the plants
and animals that call this wild, rugged country home. Participants must be comfortable hiking
up to six miles a day at altitudes up to 10,000 feet. Class: Sept. 7 (6 to 7:50 p.m.). Field study:
Sept. 17 to 24. Fee: $1,480 (includes airfare, airport shuttles, ground transportation, hotel
lodging and some meals). Tuition is extra. Information: Gib Egge, (630) 942-2787,
email: eggegi@cod.edu
PHYS-1800-FS029 HikingEgge
Backpacking: The Porcupine Mountains
$25 OUTDOOR ADVENTURE C
Join us this summer as we backpack the lush wilderness of the Porcupine Mountains in
Upper Peninsula Michigan. Learn low-impact camping techniques, backpacking skills, basic
wilderness navigation, and outdoor living and cooking skills among the miles of trails, rocky
escarpments, wild forests, tranquil lakes, rivers, waterfalls and diverse wildlife. Great for the
beginner or more experienced backpacker. Class: July 26 (6 to 7:50 p.m.). Field study: Aug. 4
to 7. Fee: $25 *was $176* (includes ground transportation, camping fees/permits, and group
backpacking/camping equipment and most meals). Tuition is extra. Information: Bill Norris,
(630) 942-2800, ext. 51323, email: norrisw@cod.edu
PHYS-1811-FS073 Backpacking
T 6:00P-7:50P BIC-3818 1Norris
Backpacking the Superstition Wilderness-Arizona
The Superstition Mountains have been a place of history and mystery. Backpack past
ancient dwellings, historic ruins, and follow the paths of those who have searched for the
Lost Dutchman gold mine. Plan to hike five to eight miles a day over uneven terrain carrying
a 40-pound pack. Class: Oct. 6 (7 to 8:50 p.m.). Field study: Nov. 7 to 13. Fee: $1,250
(includes air/ground transportation, meals while in the backcountry, permits, guide and
group camping gear). Tuition is extra. Information: Rodney Buck, (630) 942-4445, ext. 52301,
email: buckr@cod.edu
PHYS-1811-FS002 BackpackingBuck
Bryce and Zion: Hiking Utah’s Canyon Country
Witness the rim and hike into the heart of these two majestic canyons to discover their
secrets. The pink cliffs and “hoodoos” of Bryce Canyon National Park are considered one
of Utah’s finest landscapes. Zion National Park is a colorful canyon cut by the Virgin River
that hides a mysterious place known as The Narrows. Come see the countless columns,
spires and walled windows that create these great natural amphitheaters. Class: Sept. 21
(7 to 8:50 p.m.). Field study: Oct. 8 to 14. Fee: $1,740 (includes airfare, lodging, airport
shuttles, land transportation, park admission and some meals.) Tuition is extra. Information:
Jeanette Joy, (630) 942-2800, ext. 52849, email: joyj@cod.edu
PHYS-1800-FS003 HikingJoy
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Canoeing Voyageurs National Park
Join us as we head to Minnesota’s North Country to canoe the pristine lakes much like the
acclaimed fur-trading French Canadian voyageurs did in the 18th and 19th centuries. Paddle
through this pine-rich wild country among some of the oldest exposed rock formations in the
world and live alongside the eagles, wolves and loons that call Voyageurs National Park home.
Learn canoeing and camping skills, try your hand at fishing for trophy Northern Pike, marvel
at the sight of the Northern Lights and enjoy all that the Northwoods has to offer. Class: July 6
(7 to 8:50 p.m.). Field study: July 27 to 31. Fee: $356 (includes ground transportation, permits,
entry fees, camping/lodging fees, group canoeing/camping equipment and most meals).
Tuition is extra. Must co-enroll in PHYS-1800-FS060 and PHYS-1810-FS060. Information:
Gib Egge, (630) 942-2787, email: eggegi@cod.edu or Bill Norris, (630) 942-2800, ext. 51323,
email: norrisw@cod.edu
PHYS-1800-FS060 Outdoor Liv Skills
W 8:00P-8:50P BIC-1810 1 Norris
W 7:00P-7:50P BIC-1810 1Norris
PHYS-1810-FS060 Canoeing
Hiking the Canadian Rockies
Hike the World Heritage sites of Banff and Jasper National Parks. We’ll hike five to 10 miles a
day while viewing some of the most spectacular mountain scenery in the world. We’ll enjoy
a guided hike on the Athabasca glacier, visit the picturesque Lake Louise, hike a variety of
mountain trails and enjoy the famous hot springs. Stay in historic hotels, chalets and lodges,
with plenty of opportunities to explore. Class: June 23 (7 to 8:50 p.m.). Field study: July 18
to 24. Fee: $2,350 (includes air/land transportation, lodging, entrance fees, guides, tips
and specialized gear for the glacier hike). Tuition is extra. Information: Rodney Buck,
(630) 942-2800, ext. 52301, email: buckr@cod.edu
PHYS-1800-FS085 Hiking
R 7:00P-8:50P BIC-3726 1Buck
Hiking: Glen Canyon and Lake Powell by Houseboat
In 1956, the still controversial construction of Glen Canyon Dam began, significantly altering
the desert landscapes of the region. Today the once remote and virtually inaccessible canyons
of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area are routinely explored by hikers and kayakers. Join
us as we traverse this alien landscape of desert and water to hike among the massive natural
bridges, observe remnants of ancient civilizations, kayak winding canyons, and discuss man’s
lasting impact on the natural environment. When the sun sets, spend your evening aboard
the comfortable houseboat, or make your way to shore to camp among the dark desert
skies. Class: May 18 (6 to 7:50 p.m.). Field study: June 4 to 11. Fee: $2,070 (includes air/
land transportation, airport shuttles, hotel and houseboat lodging, camping and kayaking
equipment and most meals). Tuition is extra. Information: Gib Egge, (630) 942-2787,
email: eggegi@cod.edu
PHYS-1800-FS083 Hiking
W 6:00P-7:50P BIC-3508 1Egge
The John Muir Trail: Yosemite and Ansel Adams Wilderness
Get ready for the camping season. In this class students will learn the pros and cons of
different types of tents, sleeping bags, camp stoves and general camping equipment.
With your newly gained knowledge, travel to Point Beach State Forest in Wisconsin for two
nights of camping. Class: May 31 (7 to 9 p.m.). Field study: June 3 to 5. Fee: $25 *was $75*
(includes ground transportation, entry and camping fees, group camping equipment and
most meals). Tuition is extra. Information: Bill Norris, (630) 942-2800, ext. 51323,
email: norrisw@cod.edu
PHYS-1800-FS080 Outdoor Liv Skills
T
7:00P-9:00P BIC-3818 1 Norris
Following the Sierras and immersed in arguably the finest mountain scenery in the United
States, the 210-mile John Muir Trail is the ultimate legacy to the renowned naturalist who
spent years roaming this wilderness. Climb out of Yosemite Valley, among massive waterfalls
and the iconic Half Dome, past Cathedral Peak where Muir made a first ascent in 1869 to
the high country of Tuolumne Meadows. From here, cross 11,000-foot Donahue Pass into
the Ansel Adams Wilderness where we will travel among photogenic alpine lakes through
Muir’s “Range of Light.” Finish the trek at the geologically significant Devils Postpile National
Monument. Prior backpacking experience and consent of instructor are mandatory. Students
must be comfortable backpacking up to 12 miles a day at altitudes up to 11,000 feet while
carrying a 40-pound backpack. Those wanting to continue the trek can join us for Part 2 (John
Muir Wilderness/Kings Canyon National Park) in fall 2017. Class: Aug. 3 (6 to 7:50 p.m.). Field
study: Aug. 20 to 29. Fee: $1,440 (includes air/ground transportation, airport shuttles, lodging,
camp fees, backcountry permits, most meals, group backpacking and camping equipment).
Tuition is extra. Information: Gib Egge, (630) 942-2787, email: eggegi@cod.edu
PHYS-1811-FS010 BackpackingEgge
Canoeing the Kickapoo River
$25 OUTDOOR ADVENTURE C
Mountain Biking: Brown County State Park
$25 OUTDOOR ADVENTURE C
Camping: Learning the Basics
$25 OUTDOOR ADVENTURE C
Paddle the most crooked river in the world, the Kickapoo River. Learn basic river canoeing
skills while paddling past towering sandstone bluffs and small sand bars. Learn outdoor
living skills while camping at Wildcat State Park. This slow-flowing river provides an ideal
introductory canoeing experience while viewing wildlife. Expect to canoe 12 miles (six
hours) per day. Class: Aug. 2 (6:30 to 8:50 p.m.). Field study: Aug. 12 to 14. Fee: $25 *was
$175* (includes transportation, some meals, all canoe and group camping equipment and
all permits/camping fees). Tuition is extra. Information: Terri Swanson, (630) 942-2800,
ext. 51099, email: swansont@cod.edu
PHYS-1810-FS070 Canoeing
T 6:30P-8:50P BIC-3818 1Swanson
Canoeing the Pere Marquette River
$25 OUTDOOR ADVENTURE C
Join us as we paddle the crystal clear waters of the Pere Marquette River in eastern Michigan.
Learn basic river canoeing skills among the wilds of this winding designated National Scenic
River. Class: June 15 (6 to 7:50 p.m.). Field study: June 24 to 26. Fee: $25 *was $145*
(includes ground transportation, canoeing/camping permits, and group canoeing/camping
equipment). Tuition is extra. Information: Gib Egge, (630) 942-2787, email: eggegi@cod.edu
PHYS-1810-FS075 Canoeing
W 6:30P-9:00P BIC-3818 1Egge
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Get ready for the biking season and join us as we ride some of the best mountain biking trails
in the Midwest. Experience the exhilarating climbs and long flowing single track of Brown
County State Park in Indiana. After a great day of biking, we will camp under the stars. Perfect
for the beginner or more experienced mountain biker. Participants can rent bikes at an extra
cost or bring their own in good working order. Class: June 1 (6 to 7:50 p.m.). Field study:
June 10 to 12. Fee: $25 *was $125* (includes ground transportation, camping/trail fees).
Tuition is extra. Information: Steve Capps, (630) 942-2356, email: capps118@cod.edu
PHYS-1804-FS060 Bicycle Touring
W 6:00P-7:50P BIC-3818 1 Capps
Rock Climbing Devil’s Lake
$25 OUTDOOR ADVENTURE
C
Enjoy a weekend rock climbing adventure in the Midwest’s premier climbing location, the
glaciated quartzite cliffs of Devil’s Lake State Park in central Wisconsin. On climbs ranging
from 30 to 80 feet, learn basic climbing skills, belay techniques and commands, and how to
safely use equipment from experienced lead instructors. Class: June 1 (7 to 8:50 p.m.). Field
study: June 10 to 12. Fee: $25 *was $155* (includes transportation, entrance fees, camp fees,
camping equipment and all rock climbing equipment). Tuition is extra. Information: Mauro
Crestani, email: crestani@cod.edu or Gib Egge, (630) 942-2787, email: eggegi@cod.edu
PHYS-1841-FS060 Rock Climbing
W 7:00P-8:50P BIC-2622 1 Crestani
FIELD AND EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING/STUDY ABROAD
Course Code
Course Title
Days Time
Location Cr. Instructor
Rockies Speech 1120: Small-Group Communication
This is a unique and adventure-based way to meet the Contemporary Life Skills requirement
or the speech requirement for AAS degrees. Explore leadership, teamwork, roles, conflict
management, ecological awareness and personal development in the Colorado wilderness.
Class: July 1 (5 to 6:50 p.m.). Field study: July 9 to 15. Fee: $960 (includes air/ground
transportation, most meals, lodging, backpacking and camping equipment, hot springs,
whitewater rafting and wilderness permits). Tuition is extra. Information: Marco Benassi,
(630) 942-3049, email: benassim@cod.edu
5:00P-6:50P BIC-1724 3 Benassi
SPEEC-1120-FS070 Small-Group Comm F
Sea Kayaking Door County
$25 OUTDOOR ADVENTURE
C
Explore the waters of the Door County peninsula sea kayaking amid the scenic coves,
lighthouses and sandy beaches. Designed for beginners and experienced paddlers, learn basic
and intermediate kayaking skills (wet exits, strokes, rescues, navigation, boat control and
boating safety). Practice paddling techniques, explore Door County’s beautiful shorelines and
learn camping skills while staying at Peninsula State Park. Expect to kayak four to six hours
covering six to 12 miles a day. Class: July 12 (6:30 to 8:50 p.m.). Field study: July 21 (depart
at 4 p.m.) to 24 (return around 8 p.m.). Fee: $25 *was $230* (includes transportation, camping
fees, all group kayaking and camping equipment, all fees/permits and some meals). Tuition is
extra. Information: Terri Swanson, (630) 942-2800, ext. 51099, email: swansont@cod.edu
T
6:30P-8:50P BIC-3726 1 Swanson
PHYS-1800-FS065 Sea Kayaking
Walking in Your Own Backyard
$25 OUTDOOR ADVENTURE C
Enjoy the freedom of this independent walking class. Improve your cardiovascular fitness,
learn how to set personal fitness goals and enjoy exploring a few of DuPage County’s
wonderful forest preserves. Classes: June 7 and July 19 (7 to 8:50 p.m.). Work toward
your fitness goals independently with help from your instructor. Fee: $25 *was $38*
(includes pedometer). Tuition is extra. Information: Bill Norris, (630) 942-2800, ext. 51323,
email: norrisw@cod.edu
PHYS-1151-FS071 Fitness Walk I
T
7:00P-8:50P BIC-3720 1 Norris
SCIENCE AND NATURE
Environmental Alternatives
This “green” awareness course takes a comprehensive look at the impacts of various human
activities on the natural environment. A variety of ecological and environmental topics are
examined, including the concepts and implications of biodiversity, sustainability, chemical
and biological pollution, exploitation of natural resources, food production and ecopolitics.
This class includes lectures, videos and independent research projects, fulfilling the lab
science requirement. Classes: June 6, 8, 13, 15, 20 and July 6, 11 and 13. Information:
Jane DiGiovanni, email: digiovan@cod.edu
BIOLO-1110-FS062 Env Biology
MW 9:30A-3:30P HSC-1309 4 DiGiovanni
Course Code
Course Title
Days Time
Location Cr. Instructor
Thunderstorm Laboratory: June 24 to July 3
Experience actual severe weather in the infamous “Tornado Alley.” Identify storm structures
and what to look for in basic severe weather forecasting. Classes: June 23 (6 to 9:50 p.m.)
and July 11 (TBA). Field study: June 24 to July 3. Fee $900 (includes transportation and
lodging). Tuition is extra. Passport is required. Students must contact instructor prior to
registering. Information: http://weather.cod.edu/chasing or Victor Gensini, (630) 942-3496,
email: gensiniv@cod.edu
EARTH-1800-FS065 Tstorm V
R
6:00P-9:50P BIC-3500 3 Gensini
EARTH-2800-FS065 Adv. Tstorm V
R
6:00P-9:50P BIC-3500 3 Gensini
Volcanoes of the Pacific Northwest
Experience the menace and majesty of two of the most infamous volcanoes in the world:
Mount St. Helens and Mt. Rainier. Study the science behind their danger and beauty during
this volcanologic and glaciologic expedition. This eight-day geologic adventure to the Cascade
Volcanoes of Washington includes ample opportunities to day-hike the volcanoes as well
as a behind-the-scenes visit to the Cascades Volcano Observatory. Classes: July 6, 13, 20
and 27 (7 to 9:50 p.m.). Field study: July 30 to Aug. 6. Fee: $1,486 (includes air/ground
transportation, lodging, including two nights at Paradise Inn on Mt. Rainier, and entrance fees).
Tuition is extra. Information and a detailed itinerary: Mark Sutherland, (630) 942-2505, email:
sutherla@cod.edu
EARTH-1800-FS060 Reg Geology
W 7:00P-9:50P BIC-3644 2 Sutherland
TODAY’S TOPICS
Taphonomy: Understanding and Investigating the Dead
Study the fundamentals of investigation: search, collection, preservation and recording at
the crime scene; sources of information; physical and chemical analysis and comparison
techniques; and case preparation and courtroom testimony. Spend a week studying how
human remains decompose under various conditions, how time of death is determined, the
aspects of entomology as related to death as well as other investigative techniques that help
solve homicide cases. Study forensic anthropology as it relates to death investigations at the
University of Tennessee Knoxville Forensic Anthropology Lab. Classes: May 31 to June 16.
Field study: June 19 to 24. Fee: $1,400 (includes transportation, lab fees and lodging). Tuition
is extra. Must co-enroll in CRIMJ-1820-FS065 and CRIMJ-2820-FS065. Instructor consent
required. Information: Theodore Darden, (630) 942-2989, email: darden@cod.edu
CRIMJ-1820-FS065 Death Investig
T
8:00A-1:00P HEC-1020 3 Darden
CRIMJ-2820-FS065Taphonomy
R 8:00A-1:00P HEC-10203Darden
Environmental Alternatives
This “green” awareness course takes a comprehensive look at the impacts of various human
activities on the natural environment. A variety of ecological and environmental topics are
examined, including the concepts and implications of biodiversity, sustainability, chemical and
biological pollution, exploitation of natural resources, food production and ecopolitics. This
class includes lectures, videos and independent research projects, fulfilling the lab science
requirement. Classes: June 7, 9, 14, 16, 21, July 7, 12 and 14. Information: Nick DiGiovanni,
email: digiovannin@cod.edu
BIOLO-1110-FS065 Env Biology
TR 9:30A-3:30P HSC-1307 4 DiGiovanni
Thunderstorm Laboratory: May 13 to 22
Experience actual severe weather in the infamous “Tornado Alley.” Identify storm structures
and what to look for in basic severe weather forecasting. Classes: May 12 (6 to 9:50 p.m.)
and May 30 (TBA). Field study: May 13 to 22. Fee $900 (includes transportation and lodging).
Tuition is extra. Passport is required. Students must contact instructor prior to registering.
Information: http://weather.cod.edu/chasing or Victor Gensini, (630) 942-3496,
email: gensiniv@cod.edu
EARTH-1800-FS062 Tstorms II
R
6:00P-9:50P BIC-3500 3 Gensini
EARTH-2800-FS062 Adv. Tstorm II
R
6:00P-9:50P BIC-3500 3 Gensini
Thunderstorm Laboratory: May 27 to June 5
Experience actual severe weather in the infamous “Tornado Alley.” Identify storm structures
and what to look for in basic severe weather forecasting. Classes: May 26 (6 to 9:50 p.m.)
and June 13 (TBA). Field study: May 27 to June 5. Fee $900 (includes transportation and
lodging). Tuition is extra. Passport is required. Students must contact instructor prior to
registering. Information: http://weather.cod.edu/chasing or Paul Sirvatka, (630) 942-2118,
email: sirvatka@weather.cod.edu
EARTH-1800-FS063 Tstorm III
R
6:00P-9:50P BIC-3500 3 Sirvatka
EARTH-2800-FS063 Adv. Tstorm III
R
6:00P-9:50P BIC-3500 3 Ashley
Thunderstorm Laboratory: June 10 to 19
Experience actual severe weather in the infamous “Tornado Alley.” Identify storm structures
and what to look for in basic severe weather forecasting. Classes: June 9 (6 to 9:50 p.m.)
and June 27 (TBA). Field study: June 10 to 19. Fee $900 (includes transportation and lodging).
Tuition is extra. Passport is required. Students must contact instructor prior to registering.
Information: http://weather.cod.edu/chasing or Walker Ashley, email: ashleyw@cod.edu
EARTH-1800-FS064 Tstorm IV
R
6:00P-9:50P BIC-3500 3 Ashley
EARTH-2800-FS064 Adv. Tstorm IV
R
6:00P-9:50P BIC-3500 3 Sirvatka
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SUMMER 2016
CLASS LOCATIONS
This page presents a master list of College of DuPage on- and off-campus locations for this term.
Courses are not necessarily offered each term at every site.
ON CAMPUS
COD Glen Ellyn Campus: 425 Fawell Blvd., Glen Ellyn
BIC
Berg Instructional Center
HEC
Homeland Security EducationCenter
CCGE
College of DuPage Campus
HOSP
Hospital Clinicals
CHC
Culinary & Hospitality Center
HSC
Health and Science Center
ECC
Early Childhood Center
HTC
Homeland Security Training Center
FSC
Field Studies Center
MAC
McAninch Arts Center
NET
POOL – Natatorium
College of DuPage Internet-Based Courses PRCES – Multi-Sport Practice Field–
Call (630) 942-2490 for information.
East Campus
SBFLD – Softball Field
PEC
TRACK – Outdoor Track
Physical Education Center
The following are located in or around
SCC
the PE Building unless otherwise noted:
Seaton Computing Center
ARNN – PE Arena North
SRC
ARNNC – PE Arena North Central
Student Resource Center
ARNS – PE Arena South
ARNSC – PE Arena South Central
SSC
BBFLD – Baseball Field
Student Services Center
COURT – Tennis Courts
FBPRC – Football Practice Field
TEC
FBSTDM – Football Stadium w/Track
Technical Education Center
OFF CAMPUS
ADC
Addison Center
301 S. Swift Road, Addison
GN
Glenbard North High School
990 Kuhn Road, Carol Stream
WAU
NET
College of DuPage Internet-Based Courses Waubonsie Valley High School
2590 Route 34, Aurora
Call (630) 942-2084 for information.
APL
Addison Public Library
4 Friendship Plaza, Addison
GSH
Good Samaritan Hospital
3815 S. Highland Ave., Downers Grove
NNH
Naperville North High School
899 N. Mill St., Naperville
WC
Westmont Center
650 Pasquinelli Drive, Westmont
CDPH
Central DuPage Hospital
25 N. Winfield Road, Winfield
HH
Hinsdale Hospital
135 N. Oak, Hinsdale
PRC
People’s Resource Center
201 S. Naperville Road, Wheaton
CSC
Carol Stream Center
500 N. Kuhn Road, Carol Stream
HHRC
Henry Hyde Resource Center
199 Michael Lane, Addison
SALA
Salvation Army
1S415 Summit Ave., Oakbrook Terrace
WJRC
Woodridge Neighborhood
Resource Center
8274 Janes Ave., Woodridge
DCC
DuPage County Convalescent Center
400 N. County Farm Road, Wheaton
HOSP
Generic for hospital; TBD
STMK
St. Mark’s Church
393 N. Main St., Glen Ellyn
EDWH
Edward Hospital
801 S. Washington St., Naperville
FEN
Fenton High School
1000 W. Green St., Bensenville
LAF
Loaves and Fishes
1871 High Grove Lane, Naperville
NC
Naperville Center
1223 Rickert Dr., Naperville
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TCD
Technical Center of DuPage
301 S. Swift Road, Addison
WPRC
Westmont People’s Resource Center
649 Blackhawk Drive, Westmont
WUMC
Woodridge United Methodist Church
2700 75th St., Woodridge