What is Tulane's Summer Program in Haiti? |
Who can apply? | When will I go? |
Where will I stay?
| Why should I go to Haiti?
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| Contacts | Haiti
Facts | Health | Application | Haiti
2000 | University
College Summer Abroad
June 26 – July 17, 2000
Orientation
The program begins on Monday, June 26 with an
orientation to Jacmel and its surrounding environs. . This will include a tour
of nearby facilities, description of travel procedures on the island, use of
currency, and an introduction to shopping for food and related items. Students
are expected to arrive in Port au Prince on Sunday, June 25 to be transported,
en mass, to Jacmel. Classes will begin on Tuesday, June 27.
Registration
Students must register for courses prior to
departure. Students may choose the Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory (S/U) Option
during the first week of class. Students who elect to take courses for S/U
credit must check with their Deans or academic advisors to determine if credits
will be accepted on that basis. In order to receive a grade of S, a student must
earn a C- or better in the course.
Note: All students are required to register for six credits (two courses).
To apply, complete the application form and
return it along with your letter of academic standing, if applicable, to
Professor Monique Guillory, Director, Summer Program in Haiti, at the Department
of English. In addition, a $400 non-refundable deposit must be submitted Friday,
March 31, 2000. The balance of the program cost ($2,940) is due by Friday,
April 14, 2000.