Metro
Urban Studies Term (MUST)
Fall Semester/Spring
Semester
The following information
is intended to assist students and advisors in the distribution and
approval of credits for participation in HECUA programs. Contact
HECUA Admissions with any questions (651/646-8832, 800/554-1089, [email protected].
Total Credits
The Metro Urban Studies
Term (MUST) provides 4 course credits which are awarded as transfer
credits; not included in the Gustavus GPA.
Core Requirements
MUST does not fulfill any
Gustavus core requirements. (Credits may be used toward the major and/or
as general elective credits.)
Major Credits
Students from all majors
are encouraged to participate in MUST.
Majors that have participated
in MUST and received major credit are:
Anthropology o Geography o Peace Studies o Political Science o Sociology
Other majors that have participated
or should consider MUST are:
Environmental Studies o History o Psychology o Speech and Communication
o Studio Art o Women's Studies
Discuss with your faculty
advisor specific credit distribution in relation to your degree program
and credits you need for the major and/or electives.
Registration
To participate in MUST,
students must register at Gustavus Adolphus for:
*48814 - HECUA Urban Study
Students on academic probation
are not eligible for MUST.
Contacts on Campus
Campus Representative:
Lisa Heldke, Philosophy (visited program Fall '96)
507/933-7029, [email protected],
106A Old Main
Can answer questions about the program and credit distribution
Can refer you to alumni of the program
Signature required on application
Study Abroad/Off-Campus
Study:
(no signature required for MUST)
Internship Office:
Brian Koeneman, Internship Director, Career Center
507/933-7532, 217 Johnson Student Union
Needs student contact information in the Twin Cities during the HECUA
term (mailing address, etc.), in order to forward campus mail and correspond
with the student on internship-related matters during the term; student
should submit this to Jennifer once known (before program start date
or once settled)
Work Study Funds for
Internship:
Robert Helgeson, Financial Aid
507/933-7576, [email protected],
Carlson Admin
Information on arranging use of work study funds from your financial
aid package for a possible paid internship; requires that a portion
of the wage be paid by the internship site; case-by-case basis.
Faculty/staff familiar
with the program:
Can discuss fit with the major and credit distribution
Greg Mason, English/Peace Studies (visited program Fall '98)
507/933-7398, [email protected]
Julie Johnson, Academic
Advising (visited program Fall '98)
507/933-7697, [email protected]
Richard Leitch, Political
Science (visited program Fall '99)
507/933-7028, [email protected]
Campus Deadlines
Students planning to enroll
in MUST Fall semester should meet with the HECUA campus representative
by March 15 to discuss the program and the application process;
for Spring semester by November 1.
HECUA Deadline
Applications for MUST are
due in the HECUA office for Fall semester by April 15; for Spring
semester by December 1. Early application is encouraged as the
program may fill before the deadline. Applications are reviewed as they
are received. Late applications are considered on a space available
basis.
City
Arts
Spring Semester
The following information
is intended to assist students and advisors in the distribution and
approval of credits for participation in HECUA programs. Contact
HECUA Admissions with any questions (651/646-8832, 800/554-1089, [email protected].
Total Credits
The CITY ARTS program provides
4 course credits which are awarded as transfer credits; not included
in the Gustavus GPA.
Core Requirements
CITY ARTS does not fulfill
any Gustavus core requirements. (Credits may be used toward the major
and/or as general elective credits.)
Major Credits
Students from all majors
are encouraged to participate in CITY ARTS.
Majors that have participated
in CITY ARTS are:
Art Education o Art History o English o History o Political Science
o Studio Art o Theater
Discuss with your faculty
advisor specific credit distribution in relation to your degree program
and credits you need for the major and/or electives.
Registration
To participate in CITY ARTS,
students must register at Gustavus Adolphus for:
*48814 - HECUA Urban Study
Students on academic probation
are not eligible for CITY ARTS.
Contacts on Campus
Campus Representative:
Lisa Heldke, Philosophy
507/933-7029, [email protected]
106A Old Main
Can answer questions about the program and credit distribution
Can refer you to alumni of the program
Signature required on application
Study Abroad/Off-Campus
Study:
(no signature required for City Arts)
Internship Office:
Brian Koeneman, Internship Director, Career Center
507/933-7532, 217 Johnson Student Union
Needs student contact information in the Twin Cities during the HECUA
term (mailing address, etc.), in order to forward campus mail and correspond
with the student on internship-related matters during the term; student
should submit this to Jennifer once known (before program start date
or once settled)
Work Study Funds for
Internship:
Robert Helgeson, Financial Aid
507/933-7576, [email protected],
Carlson Admin
Information on arranging use of work study funds from your financial
aid package for a possible paid internship; requires that a portion
of the wage be paid by the internship site; case-by-case basis.
Faculty/staff familiar
with the program:
Denise Iverson-Payne, Multi-Cultural Affairs (visited program Spring
'97)
507/933-7449, [email protected],
212 Carlson Admin.
Campus
Deadlines
Students planning to enroll
in CITY ARTS Spring semester should meet with the HECUA campus representative
by November 1 to discuss the program and the application process.
HECUA
Deadline
Applications for CITY ARTS
are due in the HECUA office by December 1. Early application
is encouraged as the program may fill before the deadline. Applications
are reviewed as they are received. Late applications are considered
on a space available basis.
South
American Urban Semester (SAUS)
Fall Semester
Community
Internships in Latin America (CILA)
Fall
Semester
Environment, Economy, and Community in Latin America
(EECLA)
Spring Semester
The following information
is intended to assist students and advisors in the distribution and
approval of credits for participation in HECUA programs. Contact
HECUA Admissions with any questions (651/646-8832, 800/554-1089, [email protected].
Total Credits
Each HECUA program provides
4 course credits. which are awarded as transfer credits; not included
in the Gustavus GPA.
Core Requirements
SAUS, CILA and EECLA can
each fulfill one course of the G (foreign culture) or the GN (non-western
foreign culture) requirement. (Official review and approval of core
requirements for EECLA is pending.)
Major Credits
Students from all majors
are encouraged to participate in the Latin America programs.
Majors that have participated include:
SAUS: Anthropology o International Management o International
Relations o Peace Studies o Philosophy o Political Science o Spanish
CILA: Anthropology o Biology o Elementary Education o English
o Environmental Studies o Nursing o Peace Studies o Sociology o Spanish
o Women's Studies
EECLA: New program; intended for students in social sciences,
economics, environmental studies, peace studies and others
Discuss with your faculty advisor specific credit distribution in relation
to your degree program and credits you need for the major, core requirements
and/or electives.
Registration
To participate in SAUS,
CILA or EECLA, students must register at Gustavus for: Study Abroad
Contacts on Campus
Campus Representative:
Lisa Heldke, Philosophy (visited
CILA Spring '98)
507/933-7029, [email protected],
106A Old Main
Can answer questions about the program and credit distribution
Can refer you to alumni of the program
Signature required on application
Study Abroad/Off-Campus
Study:
Mona Rizk-Finne, Director of International Education
507/933-7547, [email protected],
210 Johnson Student Union
Provides information about Gustavus requirements for off-campus study
Must see all students planning to study off-campus
Signature required on application
Faculty Familiar with
the Programs
Gaston Alzate,
Spanish (visited Guatemala program Spring '99)
507/933-6079, [email protected]
Suzanne Wilson, Anthropology
(visited SAUS Fall '99)
507/933-7426, [email protected]
Campus Deadlines
Students planning to study
in SAUS or CILA Fall semester must submit their applications to the
Gustavus Office of International Education by March 1 for permission
to study off-campus. For EECLA Spring semester, applications are due
in the Gustavus Office of International Education by October 1.
HECUA Deadline
Applications for SAUS and
CILA are due in the HECUA office by March 15. Applications for
EECLA are due in the HECUA office by November 1. Early application
is encouraged as the program may fill before the deadline. Applications
are reviewed as they are received. Late applications are considered
on a space available basis.
Scandinavian
Urban Studies Term (SUST)
Fall Semester
The following information
is intended to assist students and advisors in the distribution and
approval of credits for participation in HECUA programs. Contact
HECUA Admissions with any questions (651/646-8832, 800/554-1089, [email protected].
Total Credits
The Scandinavian Urban
Studies Term (SUST) provides 4 course credits which are awarded as transfer
credits; not included in the Gustavus GPA.
Core Requirements
SUST fulfills one course
of the G (foreign culture) requirement.
Major Credits
Students from all majors
are encouraged to participate in SUST.
Majors that have participated
in SUST and received major credit include:
Communications o Peace and Conflict Studies
Other majors that have participated
in SUST include:
Accounting o Biology o English o French o Geography o History o Mathematics
o Political Science o Pre-medicine o Psychology o Sociology o Women's
Studies
Discuss with your faculty
advisor specific credit distribution in relation to your degree program
and credits you need for the major, core requirements and/or electives.
Registration
To participate in SUST,
students must register at Gustavus for:
Study Abroad
Contacts on Campus
Campus Representative:
Lisa Heldke, Philosophy
507/933-7029, [email protected], 106A
Old Main
Can answer questions about the program and credit distribution
Can refer you to alumni of the program
Signature required on application
Study Abroad/Off-Campus
Study:
Mona Rizk-Finne Director of International Education
507/933-7547, [email protected], 210
Johnson Student Union
Provides information about Gustavus requirements for off-campus study
Must see all students planning to study off-campus
Signature required on application
Campus Deadlines
Students planning to study
off campus Fall semester must submit their applications to the Gustavus
Office of International Education by March 1 for permission to
study off-campus.
HECUA Deadline
Applications for SUST are
due in the HECUA office by March 15. Early application is encouraged
as the program may fill before the deadline. Applications are reviewed
as they are received. Late applications are considered on a space available
basis.
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