2011 Short-Term Study Opportunities

International Programs and Services

Rome, Italy

2011 Maymester Study Abroad Opportunity

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On Location: Rome, Italy

The Department of Visual Arts will visit the cities of Rome and Florence in Italy during May, 2011. Students will collectively engage in an exploration of the arts and histories of these cities. Through this immersion, students will discover and appreciate the unique culture and identity of Italy and its people Assignments will vary depending on student's course of study.

No application was found for this program.

Preliminary Itinerary

May 9-12	Pre-departure orientation at Coastal Carolina University
May 13	Depart Myrtle Beach
May 14	Arrive in Rome, Italy
May 15	Roman Forum, Colosseum, Column of Trajan and Markets
May 16	Baths of Caracalla, Catacombs, Lateran Basilica
May 17	Ara Pacis, Mausoleun of Augustus, Pantheon & other sites
May 18	The Esquiline Hill
May 19	St. Peter's Basilica and the Vatican Museums
May 20	Spanish Steps, fountains, Barbernini Palace
May 21	Villa Borghese and Villa Giulia Etruscan Museum
May 22	Travel to Florence, walking tour of Florence
May 23	Museums in Florence: Uffizi, Bargello, Accademia
May 24	Piazza Michelangelo, explore early Renaissance frescoes, Medici Chapel and Laurentian Library, San Marco monastery
May 25	Travel from Florence to Rome
May 26-27	Roma Pass to complete research; free time
May 28	Depart for Myrtle Beach

Meet This Program's Leaders

Talbot Easton Selby
Assistant Professor, Visual Arts

Selby lived and studied in Genoa, Italy and traveled extensively through Italy. He recently returned from a European Study Abroad trip with Kansas State University that took students to the sites that are specific with the origins of photography.

E-mail: eselby@coastal.edu
Phone: 843-349-6474

Dr. Stephanie Miller
Lecturer, Visual Arts

Dr. Miller has co-led college trips to Italy and has traveled to Italy as for research purposes. Italian Renaissance art is the focus Dr. Miller's research and the area of her expertise.

E-mail: smiller@coastal.edu
Phone: 843-349-2630

Frequently Asked Questions:

When is the deadline for application?

The priority deadline for application to this program is Friday, November 5, 2010.

When does this program take place?

The program takes place from May 13-28, 2011.

What is the cost of this study abroad program?

The cost of this program is $3,425, which includes:

Lodging and breakfasts abroad
International air and local transportation
Group field trips and excursions
Travel insurance

Each three-credit hour course will cost $810 which is not included in the program fees.

When are payments due for the program?

Deposit	$500 due with application
1st Payment	Dec 10, 2010- 1/3 of remaining balance
2nd Payment	Jan 10, 2011- 1/3 of remaining balance
3rd Payment	Feb 10, 2011- Remaining balance

How many credit hours can I complete during this program?

Students have the opportunity to complete 3 credit hours during this program, either by participating in ARTS 499 or ARTH 499. ARTS 499: On Location: Rome, Italy, Cultural Investigations through the Photographic Lens and ARTH 499: One Location: Rome, Italy, Art History are the two courses offered for students participating in this program.

Does this course/program satisfy core curriculum requirements?

Yes, both courses offered on this trip have been approved to fulfill Goal 5b requirements.

Are scholarships or financial aid available for this program?

Graduates of Horry County high schools are encouraged to apply for the Horry County Higher Education Commission International Awareness Award ($1,000 - $2,000 per award available). To determine whether you have availability for other financial aid during this study period, please see your Financial Aid Counselor in Kingston Hall.

Are there any prerequisites for this study?

The prerequisite for ARTS 499 is permission from the instructor and the prerequisite for ARTH 499 is ARTH 105, 106, or permission from the instructor.

What will this program be like?

The program will be based in Rome and Florence and will include excursions to museums and major culturally significant sites.

Do I need vaccinations to participate?

Coastal Carolina University adheres to the Center for Disease Control (CDC) recommendations. Please visit the website (http://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/) for information regarding your particular destination.

What are the physical demands of this program?

Rome and Florence are typical European cities. Although students will, occasionally, be taking advantage of public transportation, the program is walking intensive. Be prepared to walk as much as five miles per day.

For More Information, Please Contact:
The Office of International Programs & Services
Mr. Geoffrey Parsons, M.Ed.
Director, International Programs & Services
843-349-2054 / parsons@coastal.edu

Ms. Lori Patterson, M.P.S.
Coordinator/Advisor, Study Abroad
843-349-2684 / lori@coastal.edu
Singleton Building 119

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