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Semester at Sea-Summer 2010
Visualization of the Mediterranean: Politics, Conflicts, and the Arts
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Semester at Sea sails three voyages each year for academic credit. Unlike traditional immersion programs, we give you a taste of the entire globe as you travel more than 24,000 nautical miles to as many as 12 off-the-beaten-path international destinations or to a fascinating world region for intensive exploration. Approximately 75 upper- and lower-level courses are offered in a variety of subject areas.
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Semester at Sea-Summer 2009
Human Rights and Social Justice in the Mediterranean World
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Semester at Sea sails three voyages each year for academic credit. Unlike traditional immersion programs, we give you a taste of the entire globe as you travel more than 24,000 nautical miles to as many as 12 off-the-beaten-path international destinations or to a fascinating world region for intensive exploration. Approximately 35-40 upper- and lower-level courses are offered in a variety of subject areas.
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SEA Semester: Documenting Change in the Caribbean (Humanities)
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A social sciences and humanities intensive semester focused on understanding 500 years of change in the multicultural Caribbean region, from pre-European contact to the present day. The Caribbean Islands have seen enormous changes in the last five centuries. Europeans brought devastating diseases that decimated native populations, and transported millions of enslaved Africans to the islands to work plantations of newly introduced crops. Early naturalists described amazing new species of plants and animals even as they were being exterminated and replaced by species introduced intentionally or accidentally. Today, the dynamic mix of cultures and biota bears little resemblance to the islands encountered by Christopher Columbus. As a tourist destination in the 21st century, the Caribbean continues to change as new demands are placed on limited resources. SEA Semester: Documenting Change in the Caribbean explores how we can document these changes using the source materials and methodological approaches of both the humanities and sciences.
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Global Travel; Cultural exploration, Oceanography; Marine Biology; Student Leadership Development; Seamanship; PADI scuba diving and International Yachtmaster Training Sailing certification; American Red Cross first aid and CPR; Community service and Conservation projects.
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Odyssey Expeditions - Tropical Marine Biology Voyages
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Marine science, PADI Scuba diver training, and sail training aboard 45-foot sailing catamarans. Discover the reefs of the British Virgin Islands.
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Ocean Classroom Foundation
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Summer Term is a six-week oceanographic research voyage to Nova Scotia and Newfoundland. This voyage focuses on marine wildlife, whale research and whaling history, the great historic fisheries of the region, and the scientific, cultural, and economic issues of resource management and policy.
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