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September in Rome
Explore Rome, "the Eternal City"
September 6 - 20, 2013
Deadline to enroll: March 15, 2013
Study at the University of Washington Rome Center with Marylhurst University professor Meg Roland and art historians with the Rome Center. We'll read literature that engages with the role of Rome in the imagination of western civilization and will immerse ourselves in the living art of Rome — paintings, sculpture, architecture. We'll discuss about art and literature while sitting near the Trevi Fountain.
We'll be staying near the beautiful Campo di Fiori, the flower and vegetable market plaza. We'll have an opportunity to get a little glimmer of what it feels like to live in Rome and, of course, to enjoy Rome's well-known cafes and beautiful light!
Don't miss out on this great learning adventure. Students can enroll in 3 or 6 credits (literature and/or art history*). Alumni, friends, or other interested folks can join the trip without taking the course credit, as space is available.
Costs: (based on 12 participants)
Approximate Price: $3,100
(Tuition not included. Meals extra.)
Includes:
- Round-trip airfare from Portland
- Travel health insurance
- Apartment accommodation based on double occupancy (upgrade charged for a single room)
- Use of the Rome Center Art history lectures by incredible scholars in Rome
- Museum entrance fees
- Metro card
- Day-long excursion around the walls of ancient Rome
- Day-long excursion to one of the sites outside the city
English Literature and Writing students may be eligible for a Binford Scholarhship up to $1,000.
Group size is limited to 12 travelers.
Questions?
Contact Meg Roland at 503.636.8141, ext. 3336, or mroland@marylhurst.edu.
Information Sessions
Meet with Meg Roland, tour organizer, and Tracy Reisinger of the Office of Financial
Aid.
Monday, 1/28 at 4 pm, Admin 301, BP John Bldg.
Monday, 2/11 at 4 pm, Admin 301, BP John Bldg.
* Courses. Students can enroll in
LIT 345 The Eternal City: Rome in Western Literary Imagination, 3 crs
and/or
ART 212 The Marvels of Rome: Art and Architecture of Rome, 3 crs.
