2001-'02 Programs

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See Also: '02-'03 Programs

* asterisk indicates annual program; others biannual
** joint program with Union College
OCP: Office of Off-Campus Programs

SITE	DATES	FIELDS OF STUDY	CONTACT
Aix-en-Provence/Avignon, France	Spring 2002	French language, culture, and society	Catherine Gallouët OCP
Auckland, New Zealand	Fall 2001	Education, school internships, society and cultures of New Zealand	Pat Kerr Cindy Sutton OCP
Bath, England* (Advanced Studies in England)	Fall 2001 Spring 2002 Full Year	Literature, classics, philosophy, history, art history, political science	Peter Cummings Michelle Rizella OCP
Beer-Sheva, Israel* (Ben-Gurion University)	Fall 2001 Spring 2002 Full Year	Desert ecology, Middle East studies, Israeli culture and society	OCP
Beijing or Nanjing, China* (Council on International Educational Exchange)	Fall 2001 Spring 2002	Chinese language, literature, culture, society	Chi-chiang Huang OCP
Boston, MA	Fall 2001 Spring 2002	Internships	Career Development
Copenhagen, Denmark* (Denmark's International Study Program)	Fall 2001 Spring 2002 Full Year	Architecture, medical practice and policy, marine science, European business and economics, social sciences, humanities	OCP
Galway, Ireland*	Fall 2001	Literature, Irish studies, other disciplines (at National University of Ireland, Galway)	Pat McGuire OCP
Geneva, Switzerland	Fall 2001	Political science, development studies, international agencies, independent field studies	Tom Drennen OCP
Hanoi, Vietnam**	Spring 2002	Asian studies, Vietnamese language, culture, and society, field studies	Jack Harris Jim Spates Lowell Bloss OCP
Hikone, Japan* (The Japan Center for Michigan Universities)	Fall 2001	Japanese language and culture	James Henry Holland OCP
Iceland* (Denmark's International Study Program)	Summer 2002 (Fall 2001 application deadline)	Arctic biology and geoscience, Icelandic culture, field studies	OCP
Jaipur, India* (New York State Independent College Consortium for Study in India)	Fall 2001 ( application deadline TBA)	Religious studies, social sciences, development studies, Hindi language, independent research	Manisha Desai Jeremy Geller OCP
London, England	Fall 2001	Art History, Philosophy, Internships	Linda Robertson OCP
Los Angeles, California**	Spring 2002	Film, art, photography, architecture, internships	Craig Rimmerman Elizabeth Lyon OCP
Madrid, Spain	Fall 2001	Spanish language, culture, and society	Juan Liebana Edgar Paiewonsky-Conde OCP
New York City	Fall 2001	Fine and performance arts, film, internships	Cynthia Williams OCP
Perth, Australia* (exchange, Curtin University of Technology)	Fall 2001	All disciplines	OCP
Queensland, Australia	Fall 2001	Biology, ecology, mathematics, field studies, Australian culture and society	Kevin Mitchell Tom Glover OCP
Rome, Italy*	Spring 2002	Art and art history, sculpture, social sciences, Italian language, culture, and society	Cheryl Forbes OCP
Sao Paolo, Brazil**	Fall 2001	Brazil studies, Portuguese, Women's Studies	OCP, PGE
Seoul, Korea* (exchange, Yonsei University)	Fall 2001 Spring 2002 Full Year	Asian studies, Korean language	OCP
Taipei, Taiwan* (Council on International Educational Exchange)	Fall 2001 Spring 2002 Full Year	Chinese language, literature, culture, society, economics	Chi-chiang Huang OCP
Tokyo, Japan* (Tanaka Memorial Foundation)	June 2002 (application deadline TBA)	Two week program in Japanese culture	OCP
Tubingen, Germany* (exchange, University of Tübingen)	Fall 2001 Spring 2002 Full Year	German language and literature, other disciplines	OCP

The Colleges are part of two consortia, one for North India and one for the Dominican Republic. The North India group includes Bard, Skidmore, St. Lawrence, and Hartwick; the Dominican Republic group includes Colgate, Macalester, and the University of Illinois at Chicago.

There are other opportunities for Hobart and William Smith students to gain international experience and awareness. With special permission, students in recent years have also studied in Austria, Chile, England, France, Germany, Holland, Israel, Italy, Scandinavia, and Spain through independent arrangements with foreign universities, other U.S. university programs, or special institutes.

STUDENT EXCHANGES
The Colleges have official exchange agreements with the following institutions:

Please note the following characteristics of all the exchanges:

ACCOMMODATIONS: Students will be assisted with housing at the partner school. Options usually include university dormitory space at modest prices, homestay possibilities, and private apartments.

ELIGIBILITY: Because the number of spaces on exchanges are very limited (usually no more that two or three per term) applicants should have a solid GPA--3.0 or above and a strong personal statement that outlines clearly why participation in the exchange would help to fulfill academic and personal goals.

APPROXIMATE COSTS: On all exchanges participants pay their normal tuition here at HWS and no tuition at the exchange school. Living costs are the responsibility of the student, but financial aid can be applied toward these costs in the same way as it is at home. Additional expenses include airfare, personal travel, entertainment, books, etc.

For more information on the student exchanges between Hobart and William Smith Colleges and the above overseas institutions please stop by the Office of Off-Campus Programs.