Berlin. Study Abroad Summer June 18 - July 23 (5 weeks)

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1 Berlin Study Abroad Summer 2016 June 18 - July 23 (5 weeks)

2 Berlin Study Abroad Summer Semester 2016 Program Highlights Earn 6 units of upper division GE credit. Courses are taught by a CSUF faculty member and count towards degree. Work with the Berlin-based non-profit Lange Tafel Berlin, an organization that organizes a community festival to foster inter-generational and inter-cultural dialogue. Many cultural tours are included in addition to excursions to the Berlin Philharmonic, Topography Terror, House of the Wannsee Conference, Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp and many others. 3-day, 2-nights optional excursion to Prague. SET YOURSELF APART AND TAKE YOUR EDUCATION TO ANOTHER LEVEL Faculty Program Details Program Eligibility: OPEN TO ALL MAJORS! Students must be in good standing with a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or better and have completed 30 units of credit. Program Dates: June 18 - July 23 (5 weeks) Application Deadline: Early deadline December 14, 2015/ Final Application Deadline March 4, 2016 Program Fee: $2,100 $2,400 (subject to change based on enrollment) Additional Fees: CSUF Summer 2016 books and tuition, airfare, passport fees, additional meals not included in the program, personal expenses and a $125 refundable security deposit. Housing: Housing is in self-catered apartments in Prenzlauer Berg. Each apartment will have a fully equipped kitchen and WiFi internet. Bed linen, towels, and weekly cleaning services provided. Group Flight: Optional group flight is available upon request by Friday, March 4, Field Trips: Many academic and cultural tours are included in the program in addition to an excursion to Sachsenhausen Memorial. For more details please visit hss.fullerton.edu Info Sessions HUM-219 Cora Granata, Ph.D. Professor of History Associate Director, Center for Oral and Public History, CSUF Day Date Time Wednesday September 2 nd, a.m. Thursday September 10 th, p.m. Courses Tuesday Monday September 15 th, 2015 September 21 st, a.m. 1-2 p.m. HUM 350: German Life and Culture [GE C.3 & Z] (3 units) Thursday Wednesday October 1st, 2015 October 7th, a.m. 1-2 p.m. HIST 320: Modern Germany from the Third Reich to Contemporary Multiculturalism This course offers experiential and service learning in the city of Berlin to help students explore global issues relating to politics, migration, and Monday Tuesday Wednesday October 12th, 2015 October 20th, 2015 October 28th, a.m. 1-2 p.m a.m. diversity. Berlin served as the capital of Hitler s Nazi empire, became ground zero of the Cold War, and stands now as a bustling, multicultural metropolis filled with immigrants and expatriates from all over the world. A city that consciously preserves its tumultuous and often dark past while actively attempting to define a new present and future, Berlin is an ideal site to study histories of nationalism and fascism, ideological conflicts over democracy, capitalism, and communism, and debates over the promises and challenges of today s multiculturalism. [GE (D.5)] (3 units) (657) hssstudyabroad@fullerton.edu hss.fullerton.edu

3 C O L L E G E O F H U M A N I T I E S & S O C I A L S C I E N C E S GERMANY Summer 2016 Application Instructions

4 GERMANY Summer 2016 COVER SHEET I hereby submit my application to participate in one of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences Study Abroad Programs at CSUF. I understand that my application will not be reviewed until program deposits and all forms are completed and turned in. I understand that CSUF tuition is separate from the study abroad program fees. I certify that the information given in the application is true and complete and that I understood each question.

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6 RELEASE OF LIABILITY, PROMISE NOT TO SUE, ASSUMPTION OF RISK AND AGREEMENT TO PAY CLAIMS

7 College of Humanities and Social Sciences Germany (Summer)

8 Event /Activity: H&SS Summer 2016 Germany Study Abroad Event/Activity Date: June 18, July 23, 2016 Print Student Name: Student Conduct Agreement Travel Related Event or Activity In consideration for my participation in the Event/Activity, I agree to the following conditions: General Notice I acknowledge that while participating in the Event/Activity, I am representing the California State University ( CSU ) system, California State University, Fullerton ( University ), and the organization sponsoring/hosting the Event/Activity. As a responsible member of the CSU and University communities, I understand that I am expected to conduct myself in a manner consistent with the rules and regulations of the CSU, the University and the sponsor/host organization as well as all applicable federal and state laws. I also understand that any violation of these rules, regulations or laws may result in my expulsion from the Event/Activity and/or further disciplinary action by the University. If I am expelled from the Event/Activity, I understand and agree that the University will not be held responsible for any financial loss I may incur, including but not limited to those incurred as a result of paid registration fees, travel expenses, legal expenses, personal damages, or other expenses related to my participation in this Event/Activity and my violation of this student conduct agreement ( Agreement ). By signing this Agreement, I further agree that I will not participate in the following activities while at the Event/Activity: Use, possession or distribution of alcohol and/or facilitating the use, possession or distribution of alcohol by any underage individual. Use, possession, or distribution of any illegal or illicit drug. Sexual assault, sexual harassment or indecent exposure. Sexual assault is defined as the implied use or threatened use of force to engage in any sexual activity against another person s will. Behavior that threatens the emotional or physical well-being and/or safety of participants including but not limited to any form of fighting. Unauthorized use of any fire safety equipment, including the activation of alarms or extinguishers without immediate cause. Possession of any weapons. Failure to attend any planned event/activity without the approval of my faculty/staff supervisor. Process The on-site CSU faculty/staff supervisor will review any alleged violations of this Agreement to determine the need for any immediate disciplinary action. The University s student discipline and student grievance processes will be followed upon the student participant s return to campus. I acknowledge that I have read, understand and agree to abide by this Agreement. Signature of Student Participant Revised 10/2012 Date

9 College of Humanities and Social Sciences Germany (Summer) C O L L E G E O F H U M A N I T I E S & S O C I A L S C I E N C E S GERMANY CLASS REGISTRATION FORM For office use:

10 STUDY ABROAD PROGRAM FACULTY RECOMMENDATION FORM Recommendations from employers, university staff or administrators are acceptable. Applicant : : 1. Faculty Member 2. 3.