Academic Programs

Travel Abroad
Lincoln College recognizes the overall educational value of providing and encouraging students to participate in global studies programs. In addition to classroom studies, we have designed several opportunities for students to travel and earn additional academic credit for their experiences.

Habitat for Humanity
Location: Florida or Georgia
Dates: March 14-18, 2005
Approximate Cost: $500
Credit: 1 hour of independent study
Have fun and do community service at the same time. Travel with Jen Ciaccio during spring break and participate in the Habitat for Humanity's Collegiate Challenge. Students spend the week of their break working on construction with a Habitat for Humanity affiliate. This program is designed to provide an educational and inspiration experience for participants. The itinerary will be balanced with work, recreational activities and free time.
Contact: Jen Ciaccio

Tropical Ecology: Visions of the Brazilian Pantanal Region
Location: Brazil
Dates: May 15-26, 2005
Approximate Cost: $1800 - $1950
Credit: 1 hour of life science
Experience the worlds' largest wetlands with Dr. Pamela Moriearty in a ten-day tour of Brazil's wilderness Pantanal region. Highlights of the trip include: horseback trek, photo safari, riverboat trip, night safari, modern accommodations with guides from Lincoln College and Brazilian University.
Contact: Dr. Pamela Moriearty

Natural History of Australia
Location: Australia
Dates: May 23 - June 6, 2005
Approximate Cost: $4500 - $5000
Credit: 2 hours of life science
Explore the many natural and cultural wonders of Australia with Dr. Dennis Campbell. Professor Campbell traveled to Australia in 1975 as a Commonwealth Scholar and lived there for six years, obtaining his PhD in Zoology from the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia. Tour highlights include: diving and snorkeling in the Great Barrier Reef, visiting a museum, botanical park, aquarium, coast and harbor tours in Sydney; tropical rainforest train, sky rail and 4-wheel drive tours near Cairns; Ayers Rock and Aboriginal heritage tours, Alice Springs and desert park tours; first class accommodations and meals with Lincoln College and Australian guides.
Contact: Dr. Dennis Campbell

European Mosaic
Location: England, France, Austria, and Hungary
Dates: May 23 - June 6, 2005
Approximate Cost: $2400 - $2500
Credit: 1 hour of independent study
Paula Knopp will escort you to Central Europe for a 16-day tour of England, France, Austria, and Hungary. Tour highlights include: Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame Cathedra, Louvre, Budapest Basilica, Esterhazy Castle, and Schonbrunn Palace.
Contact: Paula Knopp

Independent Travel
Location: Where you choose
Credit: 1 - 2 hours of independent study
If you plan to travel with friends or family, you may be eligible to receive college credit for your experience. You must enroll in this program prior to your travel dates.
Contact: Cindy Eack

Updated 7/17/07

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