5-Wks: May 18-June 18				4-Wks: June 29-July 24
Course #	Class #	Course Title	Core	Course #	Class #	Course Title	Core
CLST 395	#2138	Topography of Rome		ANTH 102	#2586	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology	Tier 2 Societal & Cultural Knowledge
COMM 212	#2426	International Advertising & Communication		FNAR 115	#2578	Photography I: Digital Photography	Artistic Knowledge & Experience
ENGL 273	#2577	Exploring Fiction	Tier 2 Literary Knowledge	FNAR 200	#1464	Art History: Pre-History to Renaissance	Artistic Knowledge & Experience
HIST 204	#2427	Global History since 1500	Tier 2 Historical Knowledge	ITAL 101	#1522	Italian 101
ITAL 101	#1123	Italian 101		ITAL 102	#1523	Italian 102
ITAL 102	#1264	Italian 102		PLSC 102	#2587	International Relations in an Age of Globalization	Tier 1 Societal & Cultural Knowledge
LITR 161	#2675	Introduction to Italian Culture		THEO 185	#2585	Introduction to Christian Ethics	Ethics
MUSC 101	#2429	The Art of Listening	Artistic Knowledge
PHIL 277R	#2729	Aesthetics: The Aesthetic Experience in Rome	Tier 2 Philosophical Knowledge
PLSC 100 (cross-listed with HONR 216)	#2428	Political Theory	Tier 2 Societal & Cultural Knowledge
THEO 279	#1903; #2315	Roman Catholicism: Theology of Pilgrimage	Tier 2 Theological Knowledge

 

 

 All course offerings listed for Summer 2015 may be subject to change.

 

Faculty-Led Inter-Session Course

Between the five-week and four-week sessions at the JFRC, a ten-day course / study-trip to Greece will be offered as a separate program. "Art of Ancient Greece" (CLST 206) is an exploration of the artistic heritage of classical Greece. This combination class / study-trip will begin on Friday, June 19th, and conclude on Sunday, June 28th. 

Students must apply online separately for Greece or Rome. There are three summer options for Rome: five-weeks, four-weeks, or both (nine-weeks); for Greece there is just the single course.  Students accepted for CLST 206 in Greece will be enrolled in the course by staff in the Office for International Programs; students accepted for any of the Rome sessions will be able to self-enroll when registration for summer begins in February.

Should a confirmed student need to withdraw from CLST 206 in Greece, he or she must contact OIP in writing at studyabroad@luc.edu; the deadline to withdraw is Tuesday, March 31st.  Because of the need to confirm commitments with hotels and tour companies, payment for the trip costs for Greece is required before May 1st.  If the course is cancelled, any monies paid by a student will be refunded.  If the course meets its enrollment but a student still chooses to drop CLST 206 on or after Friday, May 1st, then he or she may be billed for the trip in its entirety (€1,100 or$1,600), though no tuition will be charged. 

All courses offered during any of the JFRC summer sessions carry three semester hours of credit unless specified otherwise.