uri winter j term faculty-led programs 2015

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OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION & NATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE

URI WINTER J TERM FACULTY-LEDPROGRAMS 2015

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Faculty-Led Programs 3

Programs in Detail:

Belize 4Bonaire 6Chile 8Cuba 10Dominican Republic: Nursing 12Dominican Republic: RN/BS 14Tampa, Florida 16France 18Germany 20Hawaii 22India 24Indonesia 26Rome, Italy 28Korea 30New Orleans, Louisiana 32Philippines 34Washington, D.C. 36Career Rhode Trip 38

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PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE

In 2015, the University of Rhode Island (URI) will offer students the opportunity to participate in multiple faculty-led programs during the Winter J Term. These programs will allow students to earn 1-4 credits toward their URI or other university degree.

URI Faculty-Led Programs are open to URI students and non-URI students, as well as degree-seeking and non degree-seeking students (including teachers, parents, and other professionals).

FACULTY-LED PROGRAMS Winter J Term 2015

Note: URI retains the right to change program itineraries, cancel programs due to insufficient enrollment, or cancel/change courses due to insufficient enrollment.

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The University of Rhode Island prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, sex, religion, age, color, creed, national origin, handicap or sexual orientation and discrimination against disabled persons or veterans.

Program Date Days Courses CreditsBelize January 10-18 8 FLM 3Bonaire January 6-16 10 NRS 3Chile January 2-17 15 CVE / SPA 1-4Cuba January 6-16 10 PSC 4DR: Nursing January 3-16 13 NUR 3DR: RN/BS January 3-17 14 NUR 3Tampa, FL January 6-17 11 PHT 2France January 4-18 14 LET / FRN 3-4Germany January 2-18 16 GER 1 or 3Hawaii January 2-16 14 KIN 3India December 27- January 10 14 ISE 3Indonesia January 2-16 14 GEO 3Rome, Italy January 5-13 8 CLA 3Korea December 26 - January 10 15 CVE 3New Orleans, LA January 2-23 21 MUS 3Philippines December 30- January 18 19 AFS 3Washington, D.C. January 4-9 5 CVE 3Career Rhode Trip January 2015 Ongoing ITR 3

BELIZE

Belize is an English speaking country located on the northeast coast of Central America. Since Belize is approximately the size of Massachusetts, it is possible to travel from breathtaking coral reefs, through mountainous tropical rainforests, to majestic waterfalls all within a day’s journey.

Belize was an important center of the Ancient Maya Civilization and there are more ruins in the country than government buildings. Today, the country is a cultural melting pot of Creole (Afro-Caribbean and European roots), Maya, Garifuna, East Indian, Mennonite, Chinese and European/North American influences.

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January 10-18, 2015• Students will enroll in 3 URI credits of FLM 491: Directed Study or 4 credits of FLM

445: Advanced Topics in Film Media Production. • This course emphasizes developing documentary film making skills through

researching themes relating to environmental/economic sustainability and habitat conservation.

• This program is open to all students regardless of film experience; however, preference will be given to students with sophomore, junior or senior standing.

Academics

Cultural Activities Program Fee Includes• Double-occupancy accommodations • Breakfast, lunch and dinner• In-country transportation• Health insurance • Program-related excursionsNOTE: Airfare is NOT included.

• Visits to local markets.• Visits to national parks and

reserves.• Visits to ancient Mayan ruins.

Breakdown of Program CostResidence Credits Tuition Program Fee Total CostIn-State 3 $834 $1,725 $2,559Out-of-State $1,383 $1,725 $3,108In-State

4$1,112 $1,725 $2,837

Out-of State $1,844 $1,725 $3,569

NOTE: All fees subject to change.

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BonaireBONAIRE

Bonaire is a small island located in the southern Caribbean known for its pioneering role in the preservation of nature and the marine environment, as well as excellent scuba diving and snorkeling. A major reason for this prominence is the island’s diligent stewardship of its marine resources. All of the waters off Bonaire’s coast have been legally protected since 1979.

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• Students will enroll in 3 URI credits of NRSX.• Students must hold a basic open water scuba certification.• Students will focus on important global marine conservation issues. • Students will learn to employ the interdisciplinary theory for conservation and develop the practical SCUBA-based skills to solve real conservation problems.

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Lecture and Dive Topics• Coralandfishclassification• Conservationandbiodiversity• Classificationandreefstructure• Bleaching,diseasesanddecline• Monitoringcoralrecruitment• MarineProtectedAreas(MPAs)• Coralnurserymaintenance

January 6-16, 2015

Program Fee Includes• Double-occupancy accommodations • Breakfast, lunch and dinner• In-country transportation • Health insurance • Program-related excursionsNOTE: Airfare is NOT included.Students are also resposible for transportation from the airport to the lab facility.

Breakdown of Program CostResidence Tuition Program Fee Total CostIn-State $834 $1,810 $2,644Out-of State $1,383 $1,810 $3,193


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CHILE

Chile is a South American country located between the Andes mountains and the Pacific Ocean. It is home to PontificiaUniversidad Catolica de Valparaiso. Within walking distance of the university, students will find the Chilean Congress, themetro and the Pacific Ocean.

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January 2-17, 2015

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Academics

• Visits to Spanish IEP partner companies.

• Visits to Pablo Neruda’s home and La Moneda.

• Explore the Elqui Valley.

Cultural Activities

• Students will enroll in 1-4 URI credits: CVE 323: Sustainable Solutions for Developing Communities (3 credits) and SPA 310: Field Workshop - Cultural visit to Spain or Hispanic America (1-4 credits).

• Students will study anaerobic energy systems, create portable anaerobic models, and share them with people in rural communities.

Breakdown of Program CostResidence Credits Tuition Program Fee Total CostIn-State 1 $278 $2,000 $2,278Out-of State $461 $2,000 $2,461In-State 3 $834 $2,000 $2,834Out-of State $1,383 $2,000 $3,383In-State 4 $1,112 $2,000 $3,112Out-of State $1,844 $2,000 $3,844


Program Fee Includes• Double-occupancy accommodations • Breakfast and lunch• In-country transportation• Health insurance • Program-related excursionsNOTE: Airfare is NOT included.

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CUBA

Cuba is the largest island in the Caribbean and home to a population ofover 11 milion people. Students will be provided with a rich academicand experiential learning opportunity that explores the political andsocial changes in the post-revolutionary regime in Cuba as it evolvestowards a one party modified socialist government.

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January 6-16, 2015



Academics• Students will enroll in 3 URI credits of PSC 415: Political and Social Change in

the Caribbean.• Before departure, students will read and report on assigned background readings

and participate in class discussions on Sakai.• Upon returning to the US, students will be required to submit a journal and an

evaluation based on one final academic assignment.

• Lectures by Cuban experts on politics, art, health services and education.

• Visits to small cities and rural areas.

Cultural Activities Program Fee Includes• Round-trip airfare (MIA -HAV)• Double-occupancy accommodations • Some meals• In-country transportation • Health insurance • Program-related excursions

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NOTE: Airfare to Miami is not included.

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DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Nursing

The Dominican Republic occupies the eastern two-thirds of the island ofHispaniola in the Caribbean. It shares the island with the Creole-Frenchspeaking Haiti, located at the western end of the island.

Students will spend two weeks in the Dominican Republic providingcommunity service and promoting health and education in a prenatal clinic,senior center, nutrition center, head start program and various villages.

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• Students will enroll in 3 URI credits of NUR 390: Directed Study.• Coursework and orientation prior to departure is mandatory.• Grades will be based on active participation, writing assignments, community

health education project and fieldwork. • Students will attend a mandatory post-program session.

• Visits to Zona Colonial and Parque Colon.

January 3-16, 2015Academics

Cultural Activities Program Fee Includes• Round-trip airfare• Double-occupancy accommodations

with homestays • Breakfast and dinner• In-country transportation • Health insurance • Program-related excursions



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DOMINICAN REPUBLIC RN/BS

The Dominican Republic occupies the eastern two-thirds of the island ofHispaniola in the Caribbean. It shares the island with the Creole-Frenchspeaking Haiti, located at the western end of the island.

This group will travel to the city of Cotui where they will have theopportunity to spend two weeks immersing themselves in Dominicanculture and an international clinical experience.

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• Students will enroll in 3 URI credits of NUR 446: Directed Study for RN students.• This program has limited space available and is only open to URI Nursing

students who are already registered nurses.

• Visits to small towns and rural areas.


Cultural Activities Program Fee Includes• Round-trip airfare• Double-occupancy accommodations • All meals• In-country transportation• Health insurance • Program-related excursions



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TAMPA, FLORIDA

This program takes a first hand, behind the scenes look at the world ofsports medicine as seen through the eyes of professional, college andamateur athletic programs and facilities. Students will be provided a veryunique opportunity to observe and learn what it is like working in professional and collegiate environments while managing athletes for a patient population. Knowledge of the structural reporting system, typesof equipment used and other variables not otherwise seen in mostphysical therapy settings will be explored.

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• Students will enroll in 2 URI credits of PHT 516: Broadening Experiences in Physical Therapy.

• This program is open to DPT students over the age of 18.• Students will spend the first two days on the URI campus, 9 days in Tampa and

the last day on campus for a debreifing session and class presentations.

• Tour the University of South Florida.

• Visits to the Tampa Buccaneers Football facility, the spring training baseball facility, the IMG Complex and the Tampa Bay lightning facility.


Cultural Activities Program Fee Includes• Round-trip airfare• Double-occupancy accommodations • Some meals• On-site transportation • Program-related excursions

Breakdown of Program CostResidence Tuition Program Fee Total CostIn-State (undergraduate) $556 $1,750 $2,306Out-of State (undergraduate) $922 $1,750 $2,672In-State (graduate) $712 $1,750 $2,462Out-of-State (graduate) $1,030 $1,750 $2,780


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FRANCE

Open to any interested student, this program targets students enrolled in the rigorous five-year dual Bachelor degree International EngineeringProgram (IEP) and International Business Program (IBP). It is designedto give students a short-term immersion experience in the country in which they will spend their senior year. Students will learn about Frenchcompanies, culture and language.

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• Students will enroll in 3 URI credits of LET 151: Contemporary France.• Interested students may also enroll in one additional credit of FRN 318: French

Across the Curriculum.


• Day trip to Paris.• Visits to Chateau de Compiègne,

Pierrefonds and the Forest of Compiègne.

• Site visits to Schneider Electric, Solvay-Rhodia, Enercap in Lyon, Total Facility in Le Havre and Technip facility in Le Trait.

Cultural Activities Program Fee Includes• Round-trip airfare• Single-occupancy accommodations • Some meals• In-country transportation• Health insurance • Program-related excursions


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Breakdown of Program CostResidence Credits Tuition Program Fee Total CostIn-State 3 $834 $2,760 $3,594Out-of State $1,383 $2,760 $4,143In-State 4 $1,112 $2,760 $3,872Out-of-State $1,844 $2,760 $4,604

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For students enrolled in the rigourous five-year dual Bachelor degree International Engineering and International Business Programs, it is crucial to get some short-term immersion experience in the country where they will spend their senior year. This program will allow students to experience the context of the German language and engineering/business studies. Furthermore, it will give students the opportunity toexplore the culture, technology environment and communicate with their budding language skills.

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• Tours of Hamburg, Braunschweig, Berlin and Cologne.

• Visit research institutes at the Technische Universitat Braunschwig.

• Visits to the Phaeno Science Museum, Chocolate Museum and Miniatur

Wunderland and Maritime Museum.

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• Students will enroll in 1 or 3 URI credits of GER 497: Directed Study. • Students who participate in the travel component will earn 1 credit. Students who

wish to earn 3 credits must participate in both the language immersion and travel component of the program.

• On-campus language immersion component will take place January 2-4. Students will depart for Germany on January 5.

• Students must be enrolled in German during the 2014-15 academic year to be eligible to apply to this program.

For students enrolled in the rigourous five-year dual Bachelor degree International Engineering and International Business Programs, it is crucial to get some short-term immersion experience in the country where they will spend their senior year. This program will allow students to experience the context of the German language and engineering/business studies. Furthermore, it will give students the opportunity toexplore the culture, technology environment and communicate with their budding language skills.


Cultural Activities Program Fee Includes• Round-trip airfare• Accommodations at youth hostels • Most meals• In-country transportation• Health insurance • Program-related excursions

Breakdown of Program CostResidence Credits Tuition Program Fee Total CostIn-State 1 $278 $1,665 $1,943Out-of-State $461 $1,665 $2,126In-State 3 $834 $1,665 $2,499Out-of State $1,383 $1,665 $3,048

NOTE: All fees subject to change. Program fee includes IEP scholarship.

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HAWAII

Manoa is a diversely vegetated valley and residential neigborhood located only 3 miles east of downtown Honolulu, Hawaii. It also happensto be home to the flagship campus of the greater University of Hawaiisystem, the University of Hawaii at Manoa.

This program will introduce students to a variety of sports/physical activities while teaching them to analyze personal physical activityinformation collected through the use of technological devices. Studentswill learn specific exercise physiology and pedagogy applications, as wellas complete ocean therapy service learning.

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• Students will enroll in 3 URI credits of KIN 391: Independent Study.• Students will be responsible for logging into Sakai routinely in order to access any

additional course documents and announcements.• Students will practice ocean therapy with children with disabilities and wounded

warriors by teaching them how to surf (no experience necessary).• This program is open to students in all disciplines.

• Visits to the Ironman site in Kona, Pearl Harbor, Volcano National Park and the Polynesian Cultural Center.

• Hiking in Diamond Head• Snorkeling in Hanauma Bay• Surfing in Waikiki


Cultural Activities Program Fee Includes• Single or double-occupancy

accommodations • Breakfast and lunch• On-site transportation • Program-related excursions



NOTE: Airfare is NOT included.

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INDIA

India is a country is South Asia. Although it is the seventh largest country by area it is ranked as the second most populous country in the world next to China. India has become one of the fastest growing economies in the world.

In this program, students will travel to North India (out of Delhi), Pune andMumbai to observe manufactoring and engineering in large, medium and smallfactories, as well as a wide variety of cultural, religious, and historical sites, including temples, palaces and forts. Participants will complete a course in Manufacturing Processes or Textile Production while enrolled in the program.

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• Students will enroll in 3 URI credits of ISE 240: Manufacturing Processes, ISE 391: Independent Study or TMD 361: Special Problems.

• Students enrolled in ISE 240 will begin online classes prior to departure.• Students who register for ISE 391 will work with the instructor to write an

independent report.• Students enrolled in TMD 361 will work with a textiles and fasion merchandising

instructor on content related to the course.

• Visits to factories, Taj Mahal and Red Fort.

• Tours of cultural sites in North India, Pune and Mumbai.

December 27 - January 10, 2015

India is a country is South Asia. Although it is the seventh largest country by area it is ranked as the second most populous country in the world next to China. India has become one of the fastest growing economies in the world.

In this program, students will travel to North India (out of Delhi), Pune andMumbai to observe manufactoring and engineering in large, medium and smallfactories, as well as a wide variety of cultural, religious, and historical sites, including temples, palaces and forts. Participants will complete a course in Manufacturing Processes or Textile Production while enrolled in the program.

Academics

Cultural Activities Program Fee Includes• Round-trip airfare• Double or triple-occupancy

Accommodations • Most meals• In-country transportation• Health insurance • Program-related excursions



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INDONESIA

Indonesia is a sovereign state in Southeast Asia and Oceania. It is an archipelago comprising of over 17,500 islands. It encompasses 34 provinces with over 238 million people, making it the world’s fourth most populous country.

During this program, graduate and undergraduate students will study problems related to water and public health, and examine sustainable technologies projects that may enable people in developing countries to prosper. Students will engage with the cultural, historical, artistic and culinary richness of the island of Java and immerse into the daily life of Indonesians.

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• Students will enroll in 3 URI credits of GEO 491: Independent Study.• Together with Indonesian students from URI’s partner universities in Jakarta and

Yogyakarta, students will visit field projects in rural and urban areas.• Orientation sessions will be held prior to departure.

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• Guided tour: Urban geography and culture of colonial and modern Jakarta.

• Guided tour of Jakarta’s central business district.

• Meeting and partnering with local university students.

January 2-16, 2015

Indonesia is a sovereign state in Southeast Asia and Oceania. It is an archipelago comprising of over 17,500 islands. It encompasses 34 provinces with over 238 million people, making it the world’s fourth most populous country.

During this program, graduate and undergraduate students will study problems related to water and public health, and examine sustainable technologies projects that may enable people in developing countries to prosper. Students will engage with the cultural, historical, artistic and culinary richness of the island of Java and immerse into the daily life of Indonesians.

Academics

Cultural Activities Program Fee Includes• Round-trip airfare• Double-occupancy accommodations • Breakfast• In-country transportation• Health insurance • Program-related excursions

Breakdown of Program CostResidence Tuition Program Fee Total CostIn-State $834 $3,400 (includes airfare BOS) $4,234Out-of State $1,383 $3,400 (includes airfare BOS) $4,783In-State $834 $1,800 (does not include airfare) $2,634Out-of State $1,383 $1,800 (does not include airfare) $3,183NOTE: All fees subject to change.Students can opt to travel with the group or individually.*Program fee includes Indonesia Opportunity Grant.

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ROME, ITALY

Students will gain an understanding of the stories, characters, and significance of Ancient Roman Myth through careful consideration of Ancient Roman literature, archaeological sites, and ancient art. Travelarrangements will be handled by EF Tours.

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January 5-13, 2015• Students will enroll in 3 URI credits of CLA 396: Myths of Rome or

CLA 497: Directed Study.• Students who enroll in CLA 497 will be required to establish a project prior to

departure and do some preliminary research to be completed in Rome.

Academics

• Guided sightseeing tour of Ancient Rome and the Vatican.

• Visits to Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain.

• Guided excursions to Ostia Antica, Pompeii, the Catacombs and St. Paul Outside the Wall.

Cultural Activities Program Fee Includes• Round-trip airfare• Triple-occupancy accommodations • Breakfast and dinner• In-country transportation• Health insurance • Program-related excursions


NOTE: All fees subject to change.EF Tours fee will increase the first of every month.

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This program will focus on innovative civil and environmental engineering infrastructure and systems to stimulate economy recovery; particularly that related to pavement structures and energy issues. Students will have the opportunity to explore and discuss resilient infrastructure that has the potential to provide long-term economic benefits, while simultaneouslydemonstrating how sustainability is a good business decision for the private industry as well.

KOREA

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• Visits to Korean highways and airport.

• Tours of the Korean Avanced Institure of Science and Technology, Seul National University and Korea University.

Cultural Activities Program Fee Includes• Round-trip airfare• Accommodations • Meals• In-country transportation• Health insurance • Program-related excursions

• Students will enroll in 3 URI credits of CVE 445/545: Sustainable Pavement Design.

• The course will focus on the long-term benefits of sustainability for civil infrastructure and system projects.

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December 26 - January 10, 2015

Breakdown of Program CostResidence Tuition Program Fee Total CostIn-State (undergraduate) $834 $3,100 $3,934Out-of State (undergraduate) $1,383 $3,100 $4,483In-State (graduate) $1,068 $3,100 $4,168Out-of-State (graduate) $1,545 $3,100 $4,645


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NEW ORLEANS, LA

New Orleans is a major United States port and the largest city and metropolitan area in the state of Louisiana. The city is well known for its distinct French-Creole architecture, as well as its cultural and multilingual heritage.

This program will allow students to gain a better understanding of the social context of United States history. They will be able to connect with the early and middle 20th century through the music that defines our American forefathers and their experiences.

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New Orleans is a major United States port and the largest city and metropolitan area in the state of Louisiana. The city is well known for its distinct French-Creole architecture, as well as its cultural and multilingual heritage.

This program will allow students to gain a better understanding of the social context of United States history. They will be able to connect with the early and middle 20th century through the music that defines our American forefathers and their experiences.

uri.edu/international/neworleans

January 2-23, 2015• Students will enroll in 3 URI credits of MUS 106: Introduction to Jazz.• The first part of the program will take place on the Kingston Campus where students

will complete online course material.• The second part of the program will include a guided trip to New Orleans.

Academics

• Visits in and around the French Quarter.

• Students will eat traditional Creole cuisine.

• Listen to street musicians and the legendary Hall Jazz Band.

Cultural Activities Program Fee Includes• Single or double-occupancy

accommodations • Meals• Transportation in New Orleans• Program-related excursions



NOTE: Airfare is NOT included.

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PHILIPPINES

The Philippines is made up of 7,101 islands located in Southeast Asia. It is populated by approximately 99 million people. As a result of its tropical maritime climate, it calls itself home to a wide variety of birds, plants, animals and sea creatures.

This program is designed to familiarize students with aquacultutre practices in Southeast Asia. Students will be exposed to professionals in the aquaculture field and day-to-day living in a Southeast Asian country.

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The Philippines is made up of 7,101 islands located in Southeast Asia. It is populated by approximately 99 million people. As a result of its tropical maritime climate, it calls itself home to a wide variety of birds, plants, animals and sea creatures.

This program is designed to familiarize students with aquacultutre practices in Southeast Asia. Students will be exposed to professionals in the aquaculture field and day-to-day living in a Southeast Asian country.

December 30 - January 18, 2015• Students will enroll in 3 URI credits of AFS 492: Special Problems, Aquaculture

in the Philippines. • Classes will meet daily from January 2 -16, except Sundays.• This program is open to students in all disciplines over the age of 18.

Academics



• Visit to the BFAR Lucap Marie Aquaculture Research Station.

• Visit historical sites from World War II.

Cultural Activities Program Fee Includes• Round-trip airfare• Double-occupancy accommodations • All meals• In-country transportation• Health insurance • Program-related excursions

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WASHINGTON, D.C.

Washington, D.C. is home to the centers of all three branches of the federal government, many national monuments, museums and 176 embassies. The population of Washington, D.C. is approximately 646,449.

This program supports the commitment to an ethnic stewardship, community and discovery that can change the world, while valuing life long learning that includes social responsibility and ethical values.

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Washington, D.C. is home to the centers of all three branches of the federal government, many national monuments, museums and 176 embassies. The population of Washington, D.C. is approximately 646,449.

This program supports the commitment to an ethnic stewardship, community and discovery that can change the world, while valuing life long learning that includes social responsibility and ethical values.

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January 4-9, 2015• Students will enroll in 3 URI credits of CSV 302.• Students will engage in a week of service, advocacy work and reflection. • Students will have the opportunity to visit Capitol Hill.• This course is open to all URI students over the age of 18.

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• Soup kitchens• Schools• Parks• Housing programs• Food banks

Service Sites Program Fee Includes• Dormitory/hostel type accommodations • All meals• Metro transportation in DC• Program-related excursions NOTE: Transportation to DC is NOT included.

Breakdown of Program CostResidence Tuition Program Fee Total CostIn-State $834 $882 $1,716Out-of State $1,383 $882 $2,265


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BOSTON

RHODE ISLAND

NEW YORK CITY

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This program allows students the opportunity to engage with the professional world and gain an understanding oftheir prospective careers outside of the classroom. Students will choose between four programs in three locations,each of which specializes in introducing students to a specific career field. For all programs, students will be registered for 3 credits of ITR 300 - Career Planning: Concepts and Skills.

Career Rhode TripRhode Island

Exploring the Job MarketJanuary 5-9 or January 12-16

This course is designed to explore career choices and expand understanding of the relationship between educationand the 21st century world of work. This program not open to BUS/WBUS students.

Breakdown of Program CostResidence Tuition Program Fee Total CostIn-State $834 $355 $1,889Out-of State $1,383 $355 $1738

BostonExploring the Job Market in Health

January 2015Students will visit various businesses related to the health industry as well as medical offices. This program is open to students majoring in health related fields.


New York CityExploring the Job Market in Fashion

January 11-17, 2015Students will visit various businesses in a variety of fashion related fields. This program open to all Textile, Fashionand Merchandising and Design students.


Providence/Stamford/New York CityExploring the Job Market in Communication and Media

January 2015Students will visit various businesses and meet professionals in public relations, marketing and communicationspositions. This program open to students from the Harrington School of Communication.


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Students applying to a Faculty-Led Education Abroad Program should do the following:

Applying to a Faculty-Led Program

1Complete the G.I.S. online- Go to uri.edu/international/studyabroad- Review the General Information Session presentation- Remember to fill out and submit the online information form

Submit completed application

Download the applicationfrom the website of your desired program, uri.edu/international/summer

Each application requires: - Application Form - Program Release Form (included with application) - Transcript - Recommendation Form- Copy of your Passport information page- Completed Social Standing Form

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Collect application materials

to the Office of International Education, International Center, 37 Lower College Road, Kingston, RI 02881.

Please review the Faculty-Led Programs website for application deadlines and up-to-date program information: www.uri.edu/international/facultyled

Payment and Scholarship InformationPayment Information

Payments for the URI Faculty-Led Education Abroad Programs can be made by either check or money order, payable to the University of Rhode Island. Please write your URI ID number and name of your program on the check or money order.

Payments should be mailed to:Office of International Education37 Lower College RoadKingston, RI 02881

Payments may also be made electronically using credit card or ACH via the URI e-Campus system, http://www.uri.edu/es/students/bill/onlinepayinfo.html.

Note: Convenience fees are not refundable. Final payments for the Winter J Term programs are due December 1, 2014.

Financial Aid and Scholarship Information

Students that qualify for financial aid during the academic year are encouraged to speak with a URI financial aid advisor about the possibility of funding for the Winter J Term. Limited internalscholarships money will be available, and federal aid may also be available.

To apply for Winter J Term aid, you will need to:1. Make sure you a have a completed FAFSA on file with URI.2. Complete the Winter J Term Budget Adjustment Form, web.uri.edu/jterm/tuition-financial-aid.

The Office of International Education has limited funding available to students participating in URI Faculty-Led Programs. Scholarships range from $100-$500.

To be eligible, applicants must meet the following minimum qualifications:1. Must be a URI student. 2. Have been admitted to a URI Faculty-Led Education Abroad Program or submitted a complete

application to the Office of International Education. 3. Have not received a scholarship for a previous URI Faculty-Led Program.4. Scholarship applications must be submitted to the Office of International Education by

November 1, 2014.

For additional scholarship information, please visit: www.uri.edu/international/scholarships

Office of International Education37 Lower College RoadKingston, RI 02881

Phone: +1.401.874.5546 Fax: +1.401.874.4573 Email: [email protected]: URI Study Abroad

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