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Jordan and Egypt
J-TERM 2009
Dec. 27, 2008 – Jan. 17, 2009
$3350
Includes tuition, airfare,
accommodations, and more
Classes offered (3 hours):
CE 270 Mechanics of Materials
CE 430 Water Supply and Hydraulic Engineering
CON 356 Construction Industry Safety Practices
CON 540 Project and Company Management
or
* HIS 336 Early Non-Western Civilization
* Satisfies Gen Ed Non-Western Civ Requirement
For information about courses and program details contact:
Dr. Jim Seckler (jgs@bradley.com) about CE/CON courses
Dr. Greg Guzman (ggg@bradley.edu) about CIV 336
In Cairo, this program will be based in comfortable and secure campus housing at the American University Cairo. Breakfast will be provided each morning in the ACU dorm cafeteria. Internet access will be available in the dorm. Students in non-Engineering classes will have a select number of activities in conjunction with Bradley University Civil Engineering and Construction students. Joint site visits will include trips to Luxor and the Valley of the Kings and ancient Alexandria. A full range of visits will take place in the area of Cairo, including the Egyptian Museum of Antiquities as well as the Great Pyramid at Giza. In Jordan, students will visit Amman and numerous historical sites, including the famous ancient city of Petra.
SPECIAL NOTE ABOUT PASSPORTS FOR PARTICIPANTS IN THE 2009 J-TERM
JORDAN-EGYPT PROGRAM:
IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A CURRENT, VALID U.S. PASSPORT,
OR IF IT WAS ISSUED WHEN YOU WERE UNDER AGE 16 AND IT HAS EXPIRED
(CHECK YOUR PASSPORT’S EXPIRATION DATE!),
You’ll need to apply IMMEDIATELY and IN PERSON for an *EXPEDITED* PASSPORT.
Cost for expedited passports, meaning a passport you need in a hurry, is $60 per application plus two-way overnight delivery costs in addition to the regular passport fee of $100.
Your valid passport must be in hand no later than October 22, 2008, in order to submit the passport number with your completed forms. So act now! The University CANNOT guarantee that your passport will arrive in time, and CANNOT refund program fees if it doesn't.
How do you get a passport? Start by downloading the application at travel.state.gov:
http://travel.state.gov/passport/get/first/first_830.html
Complete the application except for your signature, and assemble the required documents, including your official, embossed birth certificate, driver’s license, and photos, and then submit your application locally at one of the following (phone first! some require appointments):
95 State St. |
Peoria |
(309) 671-8848 |
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6310 N University St |
Peoria |
(309) 692-9815 |
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106 South High St. |
Washington |
(309) 444-4044 |
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514 Broadway St. |
Pekin |
(309) 346-9757 |
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600 W Jefferson St. |
Morton |
(309) 266-6421 |
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Disclaimer
Programs are subject to change. All courses are contingent on minimum enrollment. Bradley University reserves the right to cancel Study Abroad programs and/or trips, interrupt them, or introduce any and all changes it deems necessary to secure the well-being and safety of its students. Bradley University clearly stipulates that it is not liable for financial and/or other losses to participants that might result should it be obliged to take any of the measures mentioned above. Bradley University assumes no responsibility for independent travel or activities of individual students. Participation in this program is contingent upon fulfilling all prior financial obligations to Bradley University.