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Study abroad program at Italy's Umbra Institute described Tuesday, Feb. 21

Christine Davis Mantai

An information session on the study abroad to Italy program will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 21 at Fenton 159. This program is developed by SUNY Fredonia’s International Education Center and the Umbra Institute, Perugia, Italy. A presentation about the course options will be given by Chiara De Santi, a visiting Italian lecturer for SUNY Fredonia’s modern language department. The session will take place from 3:30 to 4:50 p.m. More details of the program and living in Perugia will be provided.

Study abroad to China program planned this summer

Christine Davis Mantai

An informational meeting on the upcoming Study Abroad to China course will be held Tuesday, Feb. 7, 3:30 p.m., at 105 Fenton. The course, to run May 17 to June 3, will give SUNY Fredonia students the opportunity to visit prominent historical and religious sites. Destinations include the World Expo in Shanghai, the Great Wall and Summer Palace in Beijing, magnificent terra cotta warriors in Xi’an and breathtaking scenery in Guilin.

Bulgaria is topic of International Brown Bag Lunch Feb. 6

Christine Davis Mantai

A unique look into the venerable European country Bulgary will be presented by Dr. Reneta Barneva, Computer and Information Sciences professor, at the Monday, Feb. 6 International Brown Bag Luncheon at noon in the Fenton Hall English Reading room. Her talk, “Bulgaria – The Best-Kept Secret,” will reveal little-known information about Europe’s oldest country that’s also one of the newest members of the European Union.

Information on new Study Abroad Program to Vienna is Monday, Jan. 30

Christine Davis Mantai

The program focuses specifically on the history and culture of Vienna/Austria, the history of crime and punishment and international and national organizations on crime and justice. Daily activities will include museum visits, guided tours and visits of culturally interesting locations. "Law, Crime and Punishment in Austria"will be led this summer by Professor Daniela Peterka-Benton of the Criminal Justice faculty.