Are you interested in traveling to Ireland for two weeks next May as part of a 3 credit faculty led trip/class? We will visit 3 regions on the Emerald Isle, visit a variety of beautiful and culturally significant sites and hear from a variety of speakers on topics covering the history, culture, politics and environment of Ireland. The trip may be taken for Honors 370 or SOE 312 credit (other course credit can be arranged) and fulfills the diversity (DIVR) class requirement for most WSU undergrads. Grad students are also welcome. There will be an INFORMATION SESSION Thursday, Sept 27, in the Honors Lounge at 5 p.m. Please join us!! Contact Prof Matt Carroll (carroll@wsu.edu) for more information!
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