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Welcome to Culture Wars in Rome! 

 

Culture Wars is a three-credit upper division humanities course (HUEN 3700) offered through the Herbst Program of Humanities in the College of Engineering at the University of Colorado at Boulder. 2017 will be our thirteenth year, and we have taken an average of 20 good students in each of the last twelve years. Students come from all colleges at CU, with most coming from the College of Engineering and the College of Arts and Sciences.

 

In addition to two full weeks in Rome, we have four classes in Boulder in March and April. All classes in Rome meet at the historic sites in the city (or selected nearby towns); there is no classroom except the city itself. We spend a good deal of time together for two weeks, which is in fact one reason the program has been enjoyable, and then we disperse for whatever additional travels we have arranged for ourselves.

 

Most students generally get together after the program and head off to Venice, Florence, Cinque Terre, the Amalfi Coast, or other parts of Europe. Some travel for just a few days, others stay longer. A few race home for summer jobs or other commitments.

 

We are too busy in Rome for students to prepare a serious project there, so final projects are not due until July 1.

 

For further information, see The Basics or contact Paul Diduch (paul.diduch@colorado.edu).

 

For a video based on Culture Wars in 2011, see 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0RYP-HdPxGc      (THANKS, KATIE RAE!)

 

See also CU-Boulder Study Abroad Programs, which joins in sponsoring this course.

 

To apply for the course, you must visit the Study Abroad Office. And to visit the office , you must first find it! Here is a link that should help in this regard: http://studyabroad.colorado.edu/index.cfm?FuseAction=Abroad.ViewLink&Parent_ID=0&Link_ID=6E1AEDD7-9434-9425-6A352D1D6EDD7092&pID=13&lID=54

(If you can find the Center for Community, you can find the Study Abroad Office.)

 

Check out the Dante Alghieri Scholarship for potential financial aid!  

http://www.dantealighieriofdenver.org/scholarships.html

 

 

 

 

 

       

 

 

THE BASICS: The Basics

 

ACADEMICS:

 

Daily Schedule

What we are looking for

Sample Table of 3 Romes

Paper Assignment

Paper Topics Scheduled

Time Lines

Academic Requirements

  Assignments in Rome

  On Looking at Art

  Photo Contest

  Rapid Review

 

GETTING READY:

 

All Things Practical -- Do Now!

Travel Plans

Italian Film

  Italian Language

 On crime and safety in Rome (US Gov't)

 Wayne on Safety  

 Travel Tips from past students

 

ARRIVAL DAY:

 

Directions to the Convent

Maps as attachments

 

IN ROME:  Group Photo at Castelgandolfo

 

Daily Schedule

Independent Roman Walks

 

 

 COMMENTS BY PAST STUDENTS

 

BEST WEB SITES: Academic and Practical 

 

 

 

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