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Locations: Aegina, Greece; Athens, Greece; Delphi, Greece; Hosios Loukas, Greece
Program Terms: Spring Break
Restrictions: CWRU applicants only

Dates / Deadlines:

Dates / Deadlines:
Term	Year	App Deadline	Decision Date	Start Date	End Date
Spring Break	2022	01/21/2022 **	Rolling Admission	TBA	TBA
** Indicates rolling admission application process. Applicants will be immediately notified of acceptance into this program and be able to complete post-decision materials prior to the term's application deadline.

Fact Sheet:

Fact Sheet:
Click here for a definition of this term Program Sponsorship:	CWRU-arranged	Click here for a definition of this term Program Purpose:	Study
Language of Instruction:	English	Language Prerequisite:	NO
Housing Options:	Off Campus Apartment	Minimum GPA:	3.0
Program Director/Assistant Director:	Mark D Hammond, Classics	Click here for a definition of this term Program Advisor:	Angela Miller (axm1363@case.edu)
Credit Type:	Undergraduate	Case Credit Type:	General Humanities, Global and Diversity Credit
Number of Credits:	3	Deposit:	200
Click here for a definition of this term Remainder of Program Fee:	1090	Included in Program Cost:	Admission fees, Housing, In-country transportation, Some meals
Not Included in Program Cost:	Flights, Most meals

Program Description:

Due to COVID-19, International travel for Spring 2021 programs has been suspended. We are hopeful to offer this program in Spring, 2022.

Athens: In Search of Socrates (CLSC199)

Course dates (in-country): March 12-18, 2017 -
Faculty: Rachel Sternberg, Associate Professor of Classics and History (rxh103@case.edu)

Approved for:

Global and Cultural Diversity credit
Humanities

Through one very intensive week in Greece, students become acquainted with the birthplace of Western Civilization: its landscapes, monuments, and other material traces. With field trips to Delphi, Mycenae, Epidaurus, and Sounion, you will also encounter Modern Greece and receive instruction in modern Greek. However, the overwhelming emphasis lies on Classical Athens and the historical-cultural setting for the emergence of Western moral philosophy.

Greece