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of this course will involve extensive walking, stair climbingand foot travel over potentially rough terrain. Ability tocarry luggage and supplies will be expected. The elevationin this area will range from 3,200 to 4,000 feet above sealevel. This course will meet General Education KnowingOurselves and Others (B) requirement and the R.N. toB.S.N. requirement NUR3090 Transcultural Nursing.Instructors: Deann EdgersLocation: Tegucigalpa, HondurasCourse Dates/Times: On-campus class meetings will beheld on the AU campus the week of May 10, 2010, for 8hours. Trip dates are May 15–22, 2010.Trip costs: $1700 includes airfare, double-occupancy accommodations,some food, transportation on the ground,entrance fees, guides and other expenses. Enrollment limitedto 10 students. Participants must bring a valid passportand provide proof of all necessary inoculations to instructorby March 1, 2010. A $500 nonrefundable trip deposit isdue at the time of registration. Trip registration and depositmust be submitted by December 15, 2009, for travel confirmation.The $1200 balance covering trip expenses is dueFebruary 1, 2010, and is not refundable after this date. Inaddition to the trip costs, tuition charges are $1800, whichwill be due April 30, 2010.IDS4810-01-MT Travel-Study: Native Americans Today:Well-Being and Challenges in Urban Settings and on theReservation3 semester hoursThis three-week course expands on IDS 1600 and otherdiversity and cultural courses and focuses on the NativeAmerican in the Midwest. The course will begin by reviewingthe historical and political events impacting the NativeAmerican in the Midwest. The emphasis of the class is thecurrent economic and social experience of both the urbanNative American and the Native American on the reservation.Week two will focus on the urban Native Americanand include a visit to the American Indian Center inChicago. The final week includes a trip to the OneidaReservation in Oneida, Wisconsin. This interdisciplinarycourse will focus on the health challenges and the economicfactors impacting the Native American today.Prerequisite: Consent of instructors. Open to senior-levelstudents.Instructors: Dr. Julie Bach and David Diehl, Lecturer inBusiness.Location: Oneida, WisconsinCourse Dates/Times: On-campus class meetings will beheld on the AU campus May 11, 12, 13, 18, and 20 from6:00–9:30 p.m. with an all-day field trip to the American11
Indian Center in Chicago on May 19. Trip dates are May24–27, 2010, to the Oneida Reservation near Green Bay,Wisconsin.Trip costs: $675 includes double-occupancy accommodations,some food, transportation on the ground, entrancefees, and other expenses. A $250 nonrefundable trip depositis due at the time of registration. Trip registration anddeposit must be submitted by December 15, 2009, for travelconfirmation. The $425 balance covering trip expenses isdue February 1, 2010, and is not refundable after this date.In addition to the trip costs, tuition charges are $1350,which will be due April 30, 2010.PED3880-01-MT Travel-Study: Applied Exercise Science3 semester hoursThis three-week course will explore how the science ofsport is studied and applied to elite United States Olympicathletes. This course will examine the exercise physiologicaland biomechanical differences between untrained,trained, and elite athletes. Examination will also includeexploring why all of the most accredited sports performancefacilities are located in Colorado by studying theeffects that exercising at high altitudes has on the humanbody. In addition to exploring how elite athletes train forcompetition, recovery techniques will be examined as well.Students will study how training principles differ betweenaerobic and anaerobic athletes.Prerequisites: Consent of instructor. BIO2660 and BIO2670are strongly recommended. Students will be required topurchase Polar heart rate monitors and pedometers todocument their own physical effects of altitude hypoxia.NOTE: This course will substitute for PED2550.Instructor: Dr. David CurbyLocation: Colorado Springs, ColoradoCourse Dates/Times: Class will meet on the Aurora campusMay 10–14 and May 24–28 in Dunham Hall, Room 012 from9:00 a.m.–noon. Trip dates are from May 16–22.Trip costs: $975 includes airfare, double-occupancy accommodations,ground transportation, all excursions andadmission fees. A $325 nonrefundable trip deposit is due atthe time of registration. Trip registration and deposit mustbe submitted by December 15, 2009, for travel confirmation.The $650 balance covering trip expenses is due February1, 2010, and is not refundable after this date. In addition tothe trip costs, tuition charges are $1350 which will be dueApril 30, 2010.12PHL3880-01-MT Travel-Study: Democracy and Tragedy(Greece)4 semester hoursor HUM3880-01-MT or ENG3880-01-MT or PSC3880-01-MT
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