REL382:
RELIGIONS
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ETHIOPIA
20112011-2012 - Block 5
EXPLORE world heritage cliff
churches, the labyrinth pathways of a
holy Islamic city, and uncharted indigenous villages.
DISCOVER how indigenous traditions mix with Western traditions from Judaism, Christianity and Islam to form the religious landscape of Ethiopia.
LEARN about the diversity and history of religion in Ethiopia, and its importance for Western
and African religious traditions.
Students will investigate the
Religious landscape of Ethiopia
through:
* Site visits
* Participation in festivals
* Meetings with government
& university officials
Need more information? *Discussions with religious figures
General Questions Contact: * Interviews with adherents
* Engaging academic readings
Jeannie Burns,
Office of International
& Off-Campus Studies
jburns@cornellcollege.edu
319-895-4385
Course Questions Contact:
Professor Steven Sacks ,
Religion
ssacks@cornellcollege.edu
319-895-4209
Course Cost: ~$4,200
Non-Refundable Deposit: $400 due April 4
Payment #2: $1500 due May 22
Payment #3: $1500 due September 14
Payment #4: ~800 due November 2
Course Cost Includes:
Airfare, in-country travel, excursions,
accommodations, some meals
Substantial scholarships for students interested in
study of religion and public policy in Ethiopia may
be available.
Please contact Professor Sacks for more details.
Pre-Requisite: Sophomore standing and permission of the instructor.
Additionally, students must have at least a 2.0 GPA and be in good disciplinary and financial standing at the college.