Study Tours 2003
Angers, France: Past and Present

Explore the rich history of the Medieval and Renaissance period in France in the beautiful Loire Valley city of Angers. The course focuses on significant works and monuments of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, as well as on the language and culture of contemporary France. Students are housed in private homes.

Application Procedure

Class Materials

When

Three Weeks in August
July 30th (Wednesday)
through
August 20th (Wednesday), 2003.

Who
Dr. Courtenay Dodge, Professor of French
Modern & Classical Languages Department
202 Ruter Hall, 332-2322
email: cdodge@allegheny.edu
Dr. Amelia Carr, Associate Professor of Art History
Art Department
214 Doane Hall of Arts, 332-3378
email: acarr@allegheny.edu

Class Materials

Host Institution

We will work in association with the CIDEF
Centre International d'Études Francaises
of the Université Catholique de l'Ouest, in Angers.

Allegheny College
Fall Semester 2003
 
Matriculation
Sunday, August 24, 2003
First Day of Classes
Thursday, August 28, 2003

 

HOW TO APPLY
Applications available December 6th
from the ACCEL Office in Reis Hall
 

PREREQUISITES NOW WAIVED!
It is possible to enroll in this course without having had any previous experience in art history or with the French language.
NEW DEADLINE: February 28th

Earlier Prerequisites:

  • Experience in these areas is recommended, but not necessary.
  • French 120 or equivalent
  • Art History 110, Art History 111, or permission of the instructor.

Academic Credit:

  • 4 sem. credit hr of Liberal Studies OR
  • 2 credits Art History and 2 credits in French
Return to Amelia Carr's Home Page

E-Mail to acarr@allegheny.edu

http://merlin.alleg.edu/employee/a/acarr/angers/index.html
Last updated 10 July 2003