1. 1 Study Abroad Opportunities at Eastern Michigan University

2. Summer Programs (11 days to six weeks)
Winter Break (8-10 days)
Power Place & Image in Florence & Rome (History)
Art & History in Dublin & London (Art & History)
The Harry Potter Experience in London
Social Work in Jamaica (Social Work)
Summer Programs (11 days to six weeks)
Study history, culture, languages, art, literature, politics, international business
and nursing in Africa, Asia, India, Europe, Latin America
Cultural History Programs (spring/summer 5-10 weeks)
China and Tibet
Europe
Mediterranean
Semester/Year
Study at universities in Japan, England, France, Germany, Korea, Spain, South Korea, Spain, Puerto Rico or the Czech Republic

3. 3 Paying for Study Abroad at Eastern Michigan University
Can use scholarship money to help pay expenses & tuition (Presidential)
Scholarship money available:
some programs have scholarships
Some departments have scholarship
Honors College has scholarships
30 scholarships $1000-2,000.00
Can also finance through financial aid
Begin to make plans early to fit a study abroad program/class into your coursework

4. Start your journey here:
emich.edu/abroad/
Then visit the folks at
Academic Programs Abroad Office Boone Hall

5. 5 Winter Break in Italy

6. 6 Nuts & Bolts Hist 329 Power Place & Image in Florence & Rome
Class focuses on history & culture & society of medieval & Renaissance Florence & Rome
3 credit hrs in History; also fulfills Gen Ed Global Awareness Requirement
Leave Friday, Feb. 16, return Sunday, Feb 25, 2018
Approximate cost $3,100 (includes program fee, airfare & spending money, but not tuition)
Gene Helms Award for Honors Students Eight $ stipends for expenses
Scholarships also available from the Honors College

7. 7 General course themes & (sketchy) itinerary
7 General course themes & (sketchy) itinerary!! Contestations & Manifestations of Power
Capitoline Hill
Lecture on the Capitoline Hill

8. 8 Vatican Palace: big time manifestation of power
Architecture & Collections of Classical Art
Classical Sculpture in Vatican palace

9. 9 Popes as Patrons of Art: Michelangelo and The Sistine Chapel
Papal propaganda non too subtle and brilliantly illustrated

10. 7 Popes help Revive knowledge of Classical Rome= A Renaissance!

11. 11 Winter Break in Italy Samantha Bartolet and Friends!!

12. 12 Florence: Contestations & Manifestations of Power

13. 13 Palazzo della Signoria, home to the Guild Govt of Florence, a muscle bound manifestation of power.

14. 14 Patrician control Florence c
14 Patrician control Florence c ; look to classical antiquity for inspiration & civic values
Donatello’s St. Mark
Ghiberti’s Gates of Paradise

15. 15 Manifestation of patrician power & values in Florentine Religion
Santa Maria del Fiore

16. 16 Hardball politics in Florence: The Medici Seizure of Power 1434-1494
Cosimo the Elder
Lorenzo il Magnifico

17. 17 More Medicean muscle flexing and manifesting of power
The Church of San Lorenzo

18. 18 Medici ousted & Republic Reestablished 1494-1512
Michelangelo expresses his support for the newly restored Republic

19. 19 1512 Return of the Medici to Power in Florence

20. 20 In the Evenings: Exploring Italian Culture aka Enjoying Italian Food