Wales
BRAD HENRY INTERNATIONAL SCHOLAR
PROGRAM AT SWANSEA UNIVERSITY
FALL 2014 OR SPRING 2015
SWANSEA UNIVERSITY IN WALES, U.K.
The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education
and Swansea University are seeking undergraduate
students from Oklahoma regional universities who
have excellent academic qualifications, outstanding
writing and communication skills, exemplary
character, demonstrated leadership qualities, maturity
and judgment for participation in a semester of study
abroad at Swansea University in Swansea, Wales.
CU
HIGHLIGHTS:
. Scholars receive $11,500 stipend towards their study abroad expenses
. Earn equivalent of 15 hours of course credit
ABROAD:
requirements:
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Must be an Oklahoma resident
Must be enrolled full time
Must be in good academic standing
Must have completed 30 hours of college course work
YOUR PASSPORT TO A
For more information, contact Lani Malcolm at
(580) 581-6775 or at lmalcolm@cameron.edu.
submission deadline:
February 3, 2014
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GREAT EDUCATION
United Kingdom,
france & czech
republic
History of Western biological Science
March 13-22, 2014 (Spring Break)
United Kingdom, France and the
Czech Republic
Intended to be a study of the nature of science as
a way of knowing, the historical development of
science as a discipline, and the history of scientific
study of diversity, evolution, and inheritance. This
course will provide a unique opportunity to study
the history of biology and the roles played in that
history by the world’s great European museums in
the actual settings where most of the development
occurred in the 18th and 19th centuries.Visits include
scientifically important historical sites in London,
Paris, and Brno.
HIGHLIGHTS:
. British Museum of Natural History
. Down House where Darwin wrote “On the Origin of Species”
. Abbey of St. Thomas where Mendel
worked out the basics of classical genetics in his pea garden
London
Experiencing London
Through the Enlightenment
March 13-22, 2014 (Spring Break)
London, United Kingdom
This exciting course will explore the fresh emphasis
that Enlightenment thinkers and writers placed
on learning, the exploration of nature, and a new
and daring critique of the societies in which they
lived. The Scientific Revolution, social activism,
the monarchy, and the rise of republicanism, will
be examined in light of contemporary thought and
social currents. From the dusty rooms of Newton’s
Cambridge to the salons of 18th-century London,
Enlightenment ideas spread throughout Europe and
across the Atlantic.
HIGHLIGHTS:
. Tower of London and Westminster Abbey
. St. Paul’s Cathedral and Parliament
. Stonehenge and lectures by British faculty or experts
For more information contact the Office of
Academic Enrichment at (580) 581-6775 or
email lmalcolm@cameron.edu.
CU ABROAD: YOUR PASSPORT TO A GREAT EDUCATION