World Civilization
1550 to the present
World Civilization Interactive Journey
HIST 4130/5130
The Middle Ages
HIST 4950/5950
Medieval Monasticism
HIST 4140/5140
Renaissance and
Reformation
HIST 4280/5280:
Intellectual and
Cultural History
of Europe
to 1500 C.E.
HIST 4285/5285:
Intellectual and
Cultural History
of Europe
since 1500 C.E.
IDST 2310:
The Fine and
Applied Arts
in Civilization
Databases, Bibliographies,
and other WWW
Research Resources
Georgia College &
State University
The Roehampton Program
Sponsored by the University System of Georgia
From August 6 to September 9, 1996, several students and faculty members from the University System of Georgia will be taking students to the Roehampton Institute, which is approximately one-half hour outside of London. Students will be taking up to 12 hours of college-level courses, including my World Civilization to 1300 (HIST 110) and World Civilization 1300-1815 (HIST 111) courses. Each class will meet on Mondays and Wednesdays for 2 1/2 hours, and then travel on Tuesdays (classes onthe A sequence) and Thursdays (classes on the B sequence). These courses offer students the opportunity to study great events, literature, and art in their historical setting. Try exploring some biographies and digitalized paintings of Engish kings and queens or The Tower of London.The following list of sites will be visited by students in my courses:
HISTORY 111 ROEHAMPTON INSTITUTE SUMMER 1996 FILED TRIP AND EXCURSION PRICE LIST Windsor Castle Westminster Hall and Abbey 5 pounds admissions The Tower of London 6.70 pounds admissions Tower Hill museum (4.25 admissions) Parliament no fees noted British Museum and National Gallery: Free! Stratford-upon-Avon 7 pounds admissions Warwick Castle 6.75 pounds admissions Kenilworth Castle 1.5 pounds admissions Victoria and Albert Museum 3.5 donation requested St. Paul's Cathedral 7 pounds admissions The London Museum 3 pounds admissions Banqueting House 2.75 admissions fees Royal Observatory 3.75 pounds admissions
HISTORY 110 ROEHAMPTON INSTITUTE SUMMER 1996 FIELD TRIP AND EXCURSION LIST British Museum: Free Bath 7 pounds admissions fees possible meals, if we choose to stay past dinner York 15 pounds admissions Whitby 1.1 admissions Fountains 3.8 pounds admissions Rievaulx 2.1 admissions Durham 2.5 admissions Hadrian's Wall estimate 5 pounds admissions The above list of 6 locations will be visited on our weekend excursion; plan on overnight accommodations for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights. I will try to find places at 20 pounds or less. If we share accommodations, the prices will be lower. The first night, we will stay in York, or perhaps begin in the north with the Wall and go back down. Winchester 1.10 admissions (to castle) Canterbury 8 pounds admissions Dover 8 pounds admissions Glastonbury (optional) 1.5 pounds admissions