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Orientation Sessions
for Accepted Students: These are
the two mandatory pre-trip Orientation
Sessions:
Thursday, October 14, 5-6 pm
Room B-506
*Done*
Tuesday, November 30, 5-6 pm
Room B-508
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Earn 3 credits in China next winter
Shanghai January 2 – 22*, 2011
Learn about China’s commerce, fashion, culture,
arts, and people in this unique class trip to
Shanghai. We will visit companies, agencies,
museums, art galleries, etc. Estimated trip fee
is $2,950** plus a visa fee*** and 3 credits
tuition. Trip fee includes: airfare,
double-room, daily continental breakfast, and
sightseeing tours.
* Ending date might be shortened to keep
trip’s fee as announced
** This fee is an estimate based on 2010 costs
*** Visa service fee: estimate about $150, we will know the exact
amount in September.
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Vaccines when travelling abroad?
It is always recommended, before an
international trip, to research the health
environment of your destination. A good place to
start is the website of the
U.S. Center for
Disease Control and Prevention which maintains
heath alerts for all countries. Print the
information and bring it to your personal
physician at least three months in advance of
your trip in case she recommends vaccines or
other precautions. Note that a three month
lead-time is needed because some vaccines are
not stocked by physicians offices or pharmacies
and they have be ordered from the manufacturer;
also, most vaccines need to be injected at least
2-3 weeks in advance in order to activate their
defense in the human body. In general, each
person's medical conditions are unique and only
your personal physician can best determine how
to prepare for a safe trip abroad. Note:
in this field trip we are not planning to
visit any farms or agricultural areas which
might require special immunization.
China
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