Rome, Italy Study Trip
Art and Incarnation
Rome: The Eternal City, birthplace of Western culture, cradle of Christianity. Art and Incarnation is a study abroad program created specifically for students interested in creative writing, literature, art, art history, theology, and the visual arts.
Students spend a month living and studying in Rome and earn ten credits toward degree requirements in art history, literature, or creative writing. Through daily visits to places such as the Roman Forum and the Sistine Chapel, the Christian catacombs, and Hadrian's Villa, we explore the incarnational aspects of artistic expression from ancient to modern times. Shared daily excursions include brief lectures on the artistic and historical significance of the site, followed by interesting assignments tailored to each academic discipline. Separate afternoon workshops and seminars are followed by shared dinners in Roman trattorias, followed (always!) by gelato and a stroll around this magnificent city — the place where "all roads lead."
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Directors: Katie Kresser, assistant professor of art history, and Jennifer Maier, professor of English.
Location: Rome, Italy
Estimated Cost: $7,500
Date: Mid-June to Mid-July, 2013
Applications: For Rome 2013 will be accepted Autumn, 2012

