Summer 2016 faculty-led trip to Ireland

Summer  Faculty-led Trip to Ireland

Information session!

Wednesday , December 9

5 p.m. – Abelson Hall 201

DISCOVER IRELAND!

History, Culture and Environment of Ireland

Program Highlights

* Hear from former combatants from each side of the Irish “troubles” who are now both highly respected peacemakers.

* Explore the city of Dublin, both beautiful and culturally rich, and also see the acclaimed landscapes and costal vista of County Kerry!

*Learn from local experts on the culture and history of the area and the management of its rich environmental resources.

Earn 3 credits of either U-CORE [DIVR] credit or Honor’s credit for the class

Travel Dates: May 10-23, 2016

Sponsoring Colleges: Honors College & The College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences

Application Deadline: February 1, 2016

For more information go to: https://mystudyabroad.wsu.edu/?go=ireland

Or contact Matthew Carroll (Faculty Director) at:
Email: carroll@wsu.edu
Phone: 509-335-2235

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