UF HONORS IN PARIS PROGRAM: 2010 A partnership between the UF's Honors Program and the Paris Research Center offers the opportunity for high achieving students to enroll in challenging, interactive courses, enhanced by excursions, guest speakers, and tours. The curriculum is tailored for high-caliber students who are enthusiastic about living in France, with Paris as your classroom.
Program fees include: - Cost of instruction- UF tuition credit- Transportation pass in Paris for bus and metro system- At least 4 full-day excursions outside Paris to places such as Giverny, Versailles and Chantilly-At least 1 overnight excursion outside of Paris-Weeklong capstone tour- Numerous group meals-Cultural activities and site visits-Orientation- Guest lecturers on issues related to French and European cultural, academic and political life-CISI medical coverage Classes are held at the UF Paris Research Center, located in Columbia University's Reid Hall, an innovative center for American academic life in the heart of Paris. This program is open to students from all majors; you do not have to speak French to attend. Priority will be given to students in the Honors Program, but all students with a 3.0 GPA or above are encouraged to apply. This is a UF sponsored UFIC program so the credits you earn will satisfy major, minor and university requirements while living and studying in Paris with top UF professors. Bright Futures scholarships apply at the current UF rate. For more information, please contact Dr. Gayle Zachmann, Director of the Paris Research Center (paris-research@clas.ufl.edu), or Dr. Martin McKellar of the UF International Center (mmckellar@ufic.ufl.edu).
Honors in Paris 2010 Program Theme
Engagements with France: Images, Texts and Cultures Instructors & Courses :The Flรขneur Reconsidered: Photography and Video on the Streets of Paris - Professor Barbara Jo Revelle (ART 4930C , 3 credits) Modern Paris and Contemporary French Culture - Professor Gayle Zachmann (FRT 4956, 3 credits) An Appetite for Paris: Gender, Globalization and Food--Professor Anita Anantharam (WST 4956 /HIS --- / POS ---, 3 credits) Strategic Communications in France as a Reflection of Society and Culture (Intensive Module Course) - Professor Juan-Carlos Molleda (PUR 4932, 3 credits) The Knight, The Lady and the King: Courtly Love and Chivalry in Medieval French Romance - Professor William Calin (FRT 4956, 3 credits) Beginning French at the PRC ? (FRE 1182, 3 credits) UFIC Study Abroad Advisor: Dr. Martin McKellar - mmckellar@ufic.ufl.edu
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