Study in Athens, Greece May 27 - June 11, 2014 Application Deadline: February 15, 2014

Course Offered: ART398 / CHP399 Greece in the Age of Athena: Ancient Art and Archaeology in Athens, Attica and Delphi (3 credits) Dr. Anthony Mangieri Fulfills Art core complement, elective in major/minor for ART or CHP, Pell elective or free elective for all

other majors

Term Study Abroad Program

- Salve Regina University Short

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS  Visits to archaeological sites and sanctuaries including the Akropolis, Parthenon, Temple of Zeus, and the ancient Agora (marketplace)  Excursions outside Athens to Delphi, Sounion, Eleusis, and the island of Aegina  Experiencing Greece like ancient peoples by following in the footsteps of ancient authors such as Pausanias, au- thor of Guide to Greece Academic Focus Greece is a land where ancient myths come to life. This programs offers students an intensive, hand-on study of the art, architecture and culture of ancient Greece. By visiting the key his- torical and architectural sites of Athens, Attica, and Delphi students will gain a feel for the experiential dimensions of ancient monuments and their role in the story of its people. The setting is a prime location to explore Mediterranean architecture, archaeology and topography. Greek art and architecture is founda- tional in the history of western art and civilization, and this program is a wonderful complement to other courses students might take within the Department of Art or the Culture and Historic Preservation program as well as for students with a general in- terest in the field who wish to fulfill their core complement abroad. Program Fee $4,875 Included in this fee: Course Expectations Round trip airfare on group flight departing Boston 3 credits Salve Regina tuition Students must attend pre-departure orientations and meetings. Airport transfers & ground transportation in Athens All readings must be done prior to visiting each site on the Accommodations in Athens itinerary. Final grades will depend on on-site presentations, Lunch daily on weekdays and 2-3 group meals journal entries, quizzes, a group project, a final Official excursions and entrance fees paper, and participation. International travel insurance Not Included in this fee: Accommodations Transportation to and from Boston for group flight Passport fee ($135) - if applicable Lodging: Students will be housed in Student visa - if applicable simply furnished apartments in the Course textbooks - if applicable Pangrati neighborhood of central Breakfast and dinner on most days and some lunches in Greece Athens. Apartments vary based on Personal expenses (recreation, tips, laundry, snacks, other availability. 3-6 students will share personal items/services) apartments and may share double- Personal travel in free time/vacations occupancy rooms. Payment Schedule Meals: 2-3 group meals are includ- $1200 Deposit due by Friday, March 7, 2014 ed in the program fee as well as Your deposit holds your space in the program. Please be aware lunch on most days. Students should that there is a withdrawal and refund policy outlined in your expect to pay for breakfast and Participation Agreement. dinner on most days. Apartments will Final Payment due by Friday, May 2, 2014 have basic kitchens where students The Business Office will generate an invoice for the remainder can prepare their own meals. of the program fee in April.

Financial Aid Consult with your Financial Aid Counselor. Generally, only Eligibility Requirements parent plus loans are applicable to short-term study abroad Open to students from all majors programs.   Availability of academic credits to fulfill degree Scholarships requirements Salve Regina study abroad scholarships are reserved for full-  Good disciplinary, financial and academic standing time semester and year-long programs. Research your non-  Participation in mandatory pre-departure orientation on Salve Regina scholarship options at: www.salve.edu/ Saturday, April 12, 2014 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. academics/internationalPrograms/studyAbroad/ StudyAbroadScholarships.aspx.

Office of International Programs How to Apply At the Gatehouse Complete online application and submit all required supple- mental materials to the Office of International Programs by the Salve Regina University application deadline. Applications will not be reviewed until all 100 Ochre Point Avenue application materials are received. Newport, RI 02840-4192 Detailed application instructions available at: http:// Phone: (401) 341-2372 / Fax: (401) 341-2972 www.salve.edu/academics/internationalPrograms/ [email protected] studyAbroad/shortTermPrograms.aspx. www.salve.edu/internationalprograms