Ghana: An Artistic Expression
Course Number/Name: INED 299 Ghana: An Artistic Expression
Course Description: Experience a culture where the heart and soul of music and drumming brings people to their feet to dance; a culture where the arts are a major part of life. Daily activities include: museum visits, music and dance lessons, bead and drum making demonstrations, batik making and kente weaving. We will travel north to the Ashanti Chief's palace in Kumasi; to Mole National Park where the wild elephants and monkeys live; to Kakum National Park in western Ghana where we'll walk on a canopy 200 feet above the ground; and finally to visit the slave trade castles in Elmina and Cape Coast. Students are required to keep a daily journal, attend all activities, and participate in the service learning project and International Expo when they return.
Instructor: Tiffany Nicely- Lecturer in Fredonia's School of Music
Credits: 3 Undergraduate
Language of Instruction: English
Housing: Lodges - Double and Triple Occupancy
Course Dates: December 29 - January 19, 2013
Eligible Participants: Students in Good Academic Standing and Community Members
Application: Apply Now
Application Deadline: October 15
Course Fee Payment Deadline: November 1
Cost: J-Term 2013 Budget
 Pay the course fee with electronic check or credit card online.
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