Posts tagged with “Carleton Programs” (All posts)
Visions of California with Skylar Jones-Duru ’24
Skylar Jones-Duru ’24, a Psychology major, spent the Winter 2023 term with the Visions of California: Searching for the Golden State program. While there, she learned about the literature, art, history, ecology, and cultural paradoxes that makes the Golden State so special!
History, Culture, and Commerce: Africa and Arabia
Explore archaeological and heritage sites in Zanzibar, Oman, and Bahrain on the History, Culture, and Commerce: Africa and Arabia program with Faculty Director Thabiti Willis.
Architectural Studies in Europe
Baird Jarman and Ross Elfline, faculty directors for the Architectural Studies in Europe program, share what they are most excited to see on this program that travels all throughout Europe from Rome to Barcelona to London.
German Studies in Austria
Kiley Kost, faculty director for the new OCS program German Studies in Austria, shares what makes Austria such an incredible place to study and experience literature, theater, and art.
Greece at a Crossroads: History, Landscape, and Material Culture
Faculty Director Alex Knodell shares why he is so excited about the new OCS program Greece at a Crossroads: History, Landscape and Material Culture.
PragueBlog Fall of ’22, Entry 5: Where have we been?!
Anna Weller ’24, a Psychology major, studied abroad on the Carleton Cross Cultural Psychology in Prague program in Fall 2022. See pictures of their adventures in Český Krumlov, a beautifully restored medieval town in the southwest of the Czech Republic!
French and Francophone Studies in Paris
Faculty Director for the French and Francophone Studies in Paris Program ins Spring 2024, Scott Carpenter, talks about what makes the Paris program special such as the complete language and cultural immersion, the optional internship, and the “unreproducible experiences” they will have.
German Studies in Berlin with Josh Moore ’24
Josh Moore ’24, shares some of the adventures he has been on in Germany so far!
Making Public History in Boston and D.C.
Serena Zabin, the faculty director for the Making Public History in Boston and D.C. program, talks about the problem of how we tell the story of the founding of the United States — especially the relationship between academia and the public story being told.
Society, History, and Popular Culture in Senegal
Chérif Keïta, faculty director for the Society, History, and Popular Culture in Senegal program, discusses the rich art, culture, and history found in Senegal and how his own family history lead him to offer this Winter Break program.
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