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Welcome to Tunisia Bienvenue en Tunisie

KSU Study Abroad Program Maymester 2007. Welcome to Tunisia Bienvenue en Tunisie. Come Learn with Us. Earn 9 undergraduate/graduate credits in 5 weeks Select from a variety of courses in English, French, Arabic, and professional writing

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Welcome to Tunisia Bienvenue en Tunisie

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  1. KSU Study Abroad Program Maymester 2007 Welcome to TunisiaBienvenue en Tunisie

  2. Come Learn with Us • Earn 9 undergraduate/graduate credits in 5 weeks • Select from a variety of courses in English, French, Arabic, and professional writing • Experience Tunisian culture first-hand while living with a host family • Travel throughout the country with Tunisian and American friends, family, and faculty

  3. Who Are We?Anne, Iraj, Faiza, & Kia

  4. Where Is Tunisia?

  5. What’s Tunisia Like?

  6. Who Has Shaped Tunisian Culture?The Ancient Afri/Berbers/Amazigh

  7. …& The Phoenicians, Romans, Arabs/Muslims, Turks, Europeans

  8. Program Overview

  9. Earn Nine CreditsThrough KSU & the University of Sfax

  10. Select Two from among These Courses (Introduction to Arabic Language and Culture Is Required) • English 2110 (world literature—a core course for undergraduates) • English 3130 (travel writing) • English 3140 (technical writing) • French 4434 (North African literature of French expression) • French 4490 (study abroad) • PRWR 6240 (technical writing) • PRWR 6410 (feature/travel writing)

  11. Live with a Tunisian Family

  12. …in the City of Sfax

  13. Travel Throughout the CountryNote: The May 2007 Maymester in Tunisia is an academic program, and students will focus on learning. Although extensive travel is a component of the study abroad, it will take place in the context of coursework.

  14. Travel in Tunis & Its Environs

  15. Explore Carthage

  16. Spend a Night in the Sahara

  17. Journey to the Oasis Town of Tozeur

  18. Tour El-Jem & Medhia

  19. Visit the Site of Star Wars: The Phantom Menace

  20. Create Community

  21. Key Information • Dates: May 19, 2007–June 25, 2007 • $3,345 program fee coversall expenses, excluding tuition • Tuition refunded for Hope scholars • Study abroad scholarships available • 15-person limit, admission on a first-come, first-served basis • Application deadline: February 15, 2007

  22. Do You Know These Faces? Ask Your Fellow Students about Tunisia!

  23. Interested in Learning More? • Email Tunisia Study Abroad faculty member Anne Richards at <Anne_Richards@kennesaw.edu> • Email Tunisia Study Abroad faculty Iraj Omidvar at <iomidvar@spsu.edu> • Email Tunisia Summer ’06 Participant Kia Smith <KiaGSmith@aol.com> • Contact Colleen O’Hara of the KSU Study Abroad Office at <cohara2@kennesaw.edu> or at 678-797-2092 • Visit the Study Abroad Office and ask to view the “Tunisia Box” Sunrise on the Bay of Carthage

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