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May 17, through June 7, 2005 download and print the itinerary here as a .pdf document
Students - start paying now on your Study Abroad to Ireland trip. Your initial deposit of 1,000 USD is due by February 10th, 2005. Reserve your spot. Deposits now being accepted at the cashier's office. It's easy:
Refunds:
NOTE - The refund policy articulated above is based on the College's financial commitments for faculty salary, airfare, ground transportation, accommodations, and instructional space in Ireland that have to be paid in advance of departure. Itinerary Changes - Phoenix College and the Study Aborad in Ireland program are not responsible for any costs incurred by altering an itinerary after tickets (air, train, coach, etc.) have been purchased. Download the itinerary here. The total number of participants will determine the final costs. More participants equal lower costs to each. Sign up your friends and family. At this price this is a great opportunity for that family vacation or rediscovering your family's roots. Remember it's two weeks in Ireland, college credit, art, music and a castle! What more could you ask for!? More about the trip: This unique art program will be open to participants with a desire to learn about the rich history, traditions, and culture of Ireland, and gives the opportunity for students to incorporate their experiences into their artwork. The program offers classes in a cross section of the arts, specifically Art History, Drawing, Painting, Watercolor, Digital Storytelling, Digital Photography and Art beyond the Classroom. Charleville Castle is located in the centre of Ireland, bordering the town of Tullamore, near the Shannon River. The castle is situated in Ireland’s most ancient primordial oak woods, once the haunting grounds of Ireland’s druids. In the sixth century it was part of the ancient monastic site of Lynally, which itself was in the ancient Durrow monastic settlement. The courses will include daily studio time for drawing and digital photography, or Art History lectures, workshops, and discussions. Side excursions will be offered to Clonmacnoise and other areas in the local countryside, which is rich with cultural and historical sites. The program will include guest lectures on regional heritage. Participants will visit Dublin where they will be guided through Trinity College and view the ancient illuminated manuscript "The Book of Kells", and tour the magnificent architecture of Christ Church Cathedral. The course will continue in Tullamore, Ireland, where Charleville Castle will serve as a field base.
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