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ART 1100-FS045: Intro Visual Art and Culture Faculty: Jacqueline Weaver Custom Session | 3 credit hours Additional Comments: Art of Mexico City: Past, Present, Future Immerse yourself in the cultural legacy of Mexico City's past, present, and future through its outstanding museums, galleries, and archaeological sites. Explore the pre-Columbian pyramids and temples of Teotihuacan, including the Pyramid of the Sun, one of the largest pyramids in the world. Other stops include Casa Azul, the museum and former home of the legendary Frida Kahlo, the Temple Mayor, and a wide variety of art museums. Be prepared to walk/hike several hours each day in the sun and high temperatures. Students must co-enroll in either ART-1823-FS045 (1 credit) or ART-1100-FS045 (3 credits) AND either ART-1823-FS046 or ART-2211-FS045 or ART-2212-FS045 or ART-2213-FS045. On-Campus Classes: March 16 and April 6 (4 p.m. to 6 p.m.). Virtual Class: March 23 (4 p.m. to 6 p.m.). Field Study: March 26 to April 1. Fee: $1,097 (includes airfare, some ground transportation, hotel lodging, museum/site fees and some meals). Note: Students will be responsible to pay an additional $20-$30 for public transportation or ride share while in Mexico. Required tuition is extra. Information: David Ouellette, (630) 942-2586, email: ouelletted@cod.edu or Jackie Weaver, (630) 942-3607, email: weaverj1376@cod.edu |
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ART 1823-FS045: Art Experiences Faculty: Jacqueline Weaver Custom Session | 1 credit hours Additional Comments: Art of Mexico City: Past, Present, Future Immerse yourself in the cultural legacy of Mexico City's past, present, and future through its outstanding museums, galleries, and archaeological sites. Explore the pre-Columbian pyramids and temples of Teotihuacan, including the Pyramid of the Sun, one of the largest pyramids in the world. Other stops include Casa Azul, the museum and former home of the legendary Frida Kahlo, the Temple Mayor, and a wide variety of art museums. Be prepared to walk/hike several hours each day in the sun and high temperatures. Students must co-enroll in either ART-1823-FS045 (1 credit) or ART-1100-FS045 (3 credits) AND either ART-1823-FS046 or ART-2211-FS045 or ART-2212-FS045 or ART-2213-FS045. On-Campus Classes: March 16 and April 6 (4 p.m. to 6 p.m.). Virtual Class: March 23 (4 p.m. to 6 p.m.). Field Study: March 26 to April 1. Fee: $1,097 (includes airfare, some ground transportation, hotel lodging, museum/site fees and some meals). Note: Students will be responsible to pay an additional $20-$30 for public transportation or ride share while in Mexico. Required tuition is extra. Information: David Ouellette, (630) 942-2586, email: ouelletted@cod.edu or Jackie Weaver, (630) 942-3607, email: weaverj1376@cod.edu |
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ART 1823-FS046: Art of Mexico City Faculty: David Ouellette Custom Session | 3 credit hours Additional Comments: Art of Mexico City: Past, Present, Future Immerse yourself in the cultural legacy of Mexico City's past, present, and future through its outstanding museums, galleries, and archaeological sites. Explore the pre-Columbian pyramids and temples of Teotihuacan, including the Pyramid of the Sun, one of the largest pyramids in the world. Other stops include Casa Azul, the museum and former home of the legendary Frida Kahlo, the Temple Mayor, and a wide variety of art museums. Be prepared to walk/hike several hours each day in the sun and high temperatures. Students must co-enroll in either ART-1823-FS045 (1 credit) or ART-1100-FS045 (3 credits) AND either ART-1823-FS046 or ART-2211-FS045 or ART-2212-FS045 or ART-2213-FS045. On-Campus Classes: March 16 and April 6 (4 p.m. to 6 p.m.). Virtual Class: March 23 (4 p.m. to 6 p.m.). Field Study: March 26 to April 1. Fee: $1,097 (includes airfare, some ground transportation, hotel lodging, museum/site fees and some meals). Note: Students will be responsible to pay an additional $20-$30 for public transportation or ride share while in Mexico. Required tuition is extra. Information: David Ouellette, (630) 942-2586, email: ouelletted@cod.edu or Jackie Weaver, (630) 942-3607, email: weaverj1376@cod.edu |
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ART 2211-FS030: Art Histories Before 1400 CE Faculty: David Ouellette Custom Session | 3 credit hours Additional Comments: Art Histories in New York City Learn the fundamentals of looking at art, develop skills for researching and writing about art, and experience the history of art through the great museums of New York City. This is a unique opportunity to satisfy a fine arts requirement in an accelerated two-week format. Offered as either ART 2211, ART 2212 or ART 2213. Classes: Jan. 5, 6, 16 and 17 (9 to 11:50 a.m.). Field Study: Jan. 8 to 14. Fee: $875 (includes round trip airfare, hotel accommodations, daily continental breakfast, and entrance to all museums). Required tuition is extra. Information: David Ouellette, (630) 942-2586, ouelletted@cod.edu |
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ART 2211-FS045: Art Histories Before 1400 CE Faculty: David Ouellette Custom Session | 3 credit hours Additional Comments: Art of Mexico City: Past, Present, Future Immerse yourself in the cultural legacy of Mexico City's past, present, and future through its outstanding museums, galleries, and archaeological sites. Explore the pre-Columbian pyramids and temples of Teotihuacan, including the Pyramid of the Sun, one of the largest pyramids in the world. Other stops include Casa Azul, the museum and former home of the legendary Frida Kahlo, the Temple Mayor, and a wide variety of art museums. Be prepared to walk/hike several hours each day in the sun and high temperatures. Students must co-enroll in either ART-1823-FS045 (1 credit) or ART-1100-FS045 (3 credits) AND either ART-1823-FS046 or ART-2211-FS045 or ART-2212-FS045 or ART-2213-FS045. On-Campus Classes: March 16 and April 6 (4 p.m. to 6 p.m.). Virtual Class: March 23 (4 p.m. to 6 p.m.). Field Study: March 26 to April 1. Fee: $1,097 (includes airfare, some ground transportation, hotel lodging, museum/site fees and some meals). Note: Students will be responsible to pay an additional $20-$30 for public transportation or ride share while in Mexico. Required tuition is extra. Information: David Ouellette, (630) 942-2586, email: ouelletted@cod.edu or Jackie Weaver, (630) 942-3607, email: weaverj1376@cod.edu |
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ART 2212-FS030: Art Histories 1400 to 1950 Faculty: David Ouellette Custom Session | 3 credit hours Additional Comments: Art Histories in New York City Learn the fundamentals of looking at art, develop skills for researching and writing about art, and experience the history of art through the great museums of New York City. This is a unique opportunity to satisfy a fine arts requirement in an accelerated two-week format. Offered as either ART 2211, ART 2212 or ART 2213. Classes: Jan. 5, 6, 16 and 17 (9 to 11:50 a.m.). Field Study: Jan. 8 to 14. Fee: $875 (includes round trip airfare, hotel accommodations, daily continental breakfast, and entrance to all museums). Required tuition is extra. Information: David Ouellette, (630) 942-2586, ouelletted@cod.edu |
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ART 2212-FS045: Art Histories 1400 to 1950 Faculty: David Ouellette Custom Session | 3 credit hours Additional Comments: Art of Mexico City: Past, Present, Future Immerse yourself in the cultural legacy of Mexico City's past, present, and future through its outstanding museums, galleries, and archaeological sites. Explore the pre-Columbian pyramids and temples of Teotihuacan, including the Pyramid of the Sun, one of the largest pyramids in the world. Other stops include Casa Azul, the museum and former home of the legendary Frida Kahlo, the Temple Mayor, and a wide variety of art museums. Be prepared to walk/hike several hours each day in the sun and high temperatures. Students must co-enroll in either ART-1823-FS045 (1 credit) or ART-1100-FS045 (3 credits) AND either ART-1823-FS046 or ART-2211-FS045 or ART-2212-FS045 or ART-2213-FS045. On-Campus Classes: March 16 and April 6 (4 p.m. to 6 p.m.). Virtual Class: March 23 (4 p.m. to 6 p.m.). Field Study: March 26 to April 1. Fee: $1,097 (includes airfare, some ground transportation, hotel lodging, museum/site fees and some meals). Note: Students will be responsible to pay an additional $20-$30 for public transportation or ride share while in Mexico. Required tuition is extra. Information: David Ouellette, (630) 942-2586, email: ouelletted@cod.edu or Jackie Weaver, (630) 942-3607, email: weaverj1376@cod.edu |
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ART 2213-FS030: Art Histories Since 1950 Faculty: David Ouellette Custom Session | 3 credit hours Additional Comments: Art Histories in New York City Learn the fundamentals of looking at art, develop skills for researching and writing about art, and experience the history of art through the great museums of New York City. This is a unique opportunity to satisfy a fine arts requirement in an accelerated two-week format. Offered as either ART 2211, ART 2212 or ART 2213. Classes: Jan. 5, 6, 16 and 17 (9 to 11:50 a.m.). Field Study: Jan. 8 to 14. Fee: $875 (includes round trip airfare, hotel accommodations, daily continental breakfast, and entrance to all museums). Required tuition is extra. Information: David Ouellette, (630) 942-2586, ouelletted@cod.edu |
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ART 2213-FS045: Art Histories Since 1950 Faculty: David Ouellette Custom Session | 3 credit hours Additional Comments: Art of Mexico City: Past, Present, Future Immerse yourself in the cultural legacy of Mexico City's past, present, and future through its outstanding museums, galleries, and archaeological sites. Explore the pre-Columbian pyramids and temples of Teotihuacan, including the Pyramid of the Sun, one of the largest pyramids in the world. Other stops include Casa Azul, the museum and former home of the legendary Frida Kahlo, the Temple Mayor, and a wide variety of art museums. Be prepared to walk/hike several hours each day in the sun and high temperatures. Students must co-enroll in either ART-1823-FS045 (1 credit) or ART-1100-FS045 (3 credits) AND either ART-1823-FS046 or ART-2211-FS045 or ART-2212-FS045 or ART-2213-FS045. On-Campus Classes: March 16 and April 6 (4 p.m. to 6 p.m.). Virtual Class: March 23 (4 p.m. to 6 p.m.). Field Study: March 26 to April 1. Fee: $1,097 (includes airfare, some ground transportation, hotel lodging, museum/site fees and some meals). Note: Students will be responsible to pay an additional $20-$30 for public transportation or ride share while in Mexico. Required tuition is extra. Information: David Ouellette, (630) 942-2586, email: ouelletted@cod.edu or Jackie Weaver, (630) 942-3607, email: weaverj1376@cod.edu |
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BIOLO 1205-FS033: Ecoregion Field Study Faculty: Kathleen Luczynski Custom Session | 1 credit hours Additional Comments: Mexico: Wintering Monarch Butterflies Monarch butterflies migrate to winter sanctuaries in the highlands of Mexico. This natural wonder brings sights and delicate sounds of butterfly wings as thousands of monarchs take flight when the sun emerges. Hiking or optional horseback riding to locations sometimes at 10,000 ft. will take us to see the dramatic colors of the butterflies as they hang in huge clusters from the trees, drink from streams, feed on wildflowers, and soar in the air. Visit a farm community to learn about their involvement to conserve the butterfly habitat by using sustainable farming, wood-saving stoves and water conservation. An excursion to the San Juan Teotihuacan pyramids is included. Participants must be able to walk over uneven terrain for five miles at their own pace or rent a horse. Classes: Dec. 14 and Feb. 1 (6:30 to 9:30 p.m.). Field Study: Jan. 16 to 21. Fee: $3,365 (includes flights, transportation in Mexico, lodging, visits to butterfly reserves, most meals, bilingual guides, and most gratuities). Required tuition is extra. Information: Kathleen Luczynski, email: luczynsk@cod.edu |
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BIOLO 1205-FS053: Ecoregion Field Study Faculty: Kathleen Luczynski Custom Session | 2 credit hours Additional Comments: Costa Rica: Wildlife and Ecosystems Learn about beautiful wildlife, the lively culture, history and unique landforms of exotic, tropical ecosystems including waterfalls, volcanoes, lush tropical forests, rivers and the Pacific coast while traveling to San Jose, two volcanoes, Sarapiqui River, la Selva Verde, la Tirimbina Rainforest, Guanacaste and Sarchi. Hike to the tree tops finding monkeys and toucans, or into the jungle to see colorful amphibians. Costa Rica's "green" sustainable farming and conservation practices will be observed in cocoa, banana, tropical plant and coffee plantations. Exploring the country will require travel by bus in Costa Rica, excursions including two to four miles of walking over moderate terrain, a boat ride, and easy snorkeling. Classes: Jan. 25, March 1 and May 3 (6:30 to 8:50 p.m.). Field Study: April 17 to 26. Fee: $4,307 (includes air/land transportation, all entry fees, class excursions, lodging, meals, bilingual guide, all tips, and departure tax). Required tuition is extra. Information: Kathleen Luczynski, email: luczynsk@cod.edu |
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EARTH 1112-FS030: Intro to Thunderstorm Lab Faculty: Paul Sirvatka Custom Session | 2 credit hours Additional Comments: Thunderstorm Laboratory: April 28 to May 7 Experience actual severe weather in the infamous "Tornado Alley". Identify storm structures and what to look for in basic severe weather forecasting. Classes: April 27 (6 to 9 p.m.) and May 15 (online). Field Study: April 28 to May 7. Fee $1,100 (includes transportation and lodging). Required tuition is extra. Students must contact instructor prior to registering. Information: https://weather.cod.edu/chasing or Paul Sirvatka, (630) 942-2118, email: sirvatka@cod.edu |
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EARTH 2112-FS030: Thunderstorm Lab Faculty: Paul Sirvatka Custom Session | 2 credit hours Additional Comments: Thunderstorm Laboratory: April 28 to May 7 Experience actual severe weather in the infamous "Tornado Alley". Identify storm structures and what to look for in basic severe weather forecasting. Classes: April 27 (6 to 9 p.m.) and May 15 (online). Field Study: April 28 to May 7. Fee $1,100 (includes transportation and lodging). Required tuition is extra. Students must contact instructor prior to registering. Information: https://weather.cod.edu/chasing or Paul Sirvatka, (630) 942-2118, email: sirvatka@cod.edu |
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HLTHS 1800-FS030: Global Healthcare Initiatives Faculty: Julie Garcia, Mitzi Thomas Custom Session | 2 credit hours Additional Comments: Global Healthcare Initiatives: Ecuador Explore community healthcare in Ecuador. Along with Global Health Outreach (GHO) and other healthcare professionals from around the United States, be an active participant in assisting with community health delivery and projects in El Tambo, high in the Andes mountains and near Ingapirca, one of the most extensive Incan ruins in Ecuador. This is a medical missions adventure. Join us on this life-changing experience. After a week assisting patients and healthcare providers, spend a day enjoying this beautiful South American country. Participants assist in a clinic for eight to 10 hours a day for six days. Physical requirements include standing/walking for long hours and over uneven surfaces, at high altitude settings. Special precautions are taken for COVID-19, and students must follow all health and safety rules. Classes: Dec. 12 and Jan. 24 (4 to 6 p.m.). Field Study: Jan. 7 to 15. Fee: $3,650 (includes air/ground transportation, lodging and most meals). Required tuition is extra. Instructor consent is required. Information: Mitzi Thomas, email: thomasm90@cod.edu or Julie Garcia, email: garciaj4@cod.edu |
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JAPAN 1100-FS032: Civilization & Culture Faculty: Shingo Satsutani Custom Session | 3 credit hours Additional Comments: Japan: Blooming Cherry Trees of Kyoto in a New Era Join us on a 10-day exploration of Japan to examine its traditional cultural values while visiting gardens, temples, shrines and castles. Observe the beauty of the Japanese cherry blossoms (sakura), as well as traditional theater and ceremonies while participating in a variety of cultural activities in the Kyoto area. Experience both the ancient and modern culture at the same time in the former capital city of Japan. Classes: March 7 and 21 (5:30 to 7:50 p.m.). Field Study: March 24 to April 2. Fee: $3,189 (includes air, most domestic transportation, accommodations with breakfast, entrance fees, performance tickets and cultural activities). Required tuition is extra. Information: Shingo Satsutani, (630) 942-2019, email: satsutan@cod.edu |
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MPTV 2134-FS030: On-Location TV Production Faculty: Jennifer Piehl 16 week session | 3 credit hours Additional Comments: Directing and Production: Multi-Camera Events This course emphasizes techniques for multi-camera, on-location productions. Learn how to produce a live event production (sports, concerts and government meetings). Learn television production skills, introduces the fundamentals of advanced directing, and offers more in-depth, hands-on experiences with various television equipment. Production events may include Black History month closing ceremony, men's and women's basketball, dance recitals, open mic events, Music Fridays, Student Life elections, Apollo Live, Students Life Awards, Asia Symposium, Portfolio Night, baseball, the fashion show, and others. Participation in some night and weekend events will be required. Information: Jennifer Piehl, (630) 942-2109, email: piehlje@cod.edu |
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PHYS 1803-FS038: Hiking Faculty: Rodney Buck, Gilbert Egge Custom Session | 1 credit hours Additional Comments: Jordan: Hiking Petra, Wadi Rum and the Dead Sea The man-made and natural wonders of Jordan have been attracting travelers for ages. Join us on this active cultural adventure as we hike the gorge of Wadi Mujib, float in the hypersaline waters of the Dead Sea, and trek through the rose-rock canyons of the lost city of Petra, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Our journey will conclude among the soaring sandstone and granite cliffs of Wadi Rum. Here we will travel to a desert camp to learn about the ancient Bedouin culture, ride camels, eat traditional meals and overnight under the vast night sky. Other activities include trekking in the Ajloun Nature Reserve and the Dana Biosphere Reserve. Expect to hike up to eight miles a day. Classes: Feb. 15 (6 to 8:50 p.m.) and April 24 (TBA). Field Study: March 25 to April 2. Fee: $3,783 (includes air/land transportation, accommodations, most meals, entrance/activity fees, local guides and tips). Required tuition is extra. Information: Gib Egge, (630) 942-2787, email: eggegi@cod.edu |
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PHYS 1803-FS044: Hiking Faculty: Terri Swanson Custom Session | 1 credit hours Additional Comments: Hiking: Great Smoky Mountains and Mammoth Cave Experience the southern Appalachian culture of the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. Explore some of the oldest peaks in the world hiking through old-growth forests to view endless mountain vistas and feel the spray of magnificent waterfalls. From the highest mountain in the Smokies, travel to the depths of Kentucky, to Mammoth Cave National Park. Spend the day on a guided tour exploring this limestone labyrinth with more than 400 miles, known as the world's longest cave system. Expect to hike three to 10 miles per day over hilly terrain and an elevation gain of up to 1,300 feet. Classes: April 19 and May 24 (6:30 to 8:50 p.m.). Field Study: May 6 to 13. Fee: $985 (includes ground transportation, lodging, park entrance fees, group equipment, and some meals). Required tuition is extra. Information: Terri Swanson, email: swansont@cod.edu |
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PHYS 1803-FS050: Hiking Faculty: Gilbert Egge, Terri Swanson Custom Session | 1 credit hours Additional Comments: Desert Hikes and Starry Nights The stars at night, are big and bright, deep in the heart of Texas! Head to the Lone Star State over winter break to hike among the astonishing diversity of plant and animal life in Big Bend and Guadalupe Mountains National Park. As the sun sets, we will turn our eyes to the sky and marvel at some of the darkest night skies in the country where light pollution is almost nonexistent. Additional highlights include attending a star party at McDonald Observatory, and taking an optional trip south of the Rio Grande River to explore the quaint village of Boquillas del Carmen, Mexico (passport required). Become a safer, more mindful user of public lands as we hike up to six miles a day. Classes: Dec. 14 and Feb. 13 (6 to 7:50 p.m.). Field Study: Jan. 15 to 21. Fee: $1,966 (includes air/land transportation, hotel lodging, activity fees, admissions, and some meals). Required tuition is extra. Information: Gib Egge, (630) 942-2787, email: eggegi@cod.edu |
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PHYS 1804-FS035: Bicycle Touring Faculty: Steven Capps Custom Session | 1 credit hours Additional Comments: Biking: Missouri on the Katy Trail Spend this spring weekend biking in the state of Missouri on a portion of America's longest rails to trails project, the Katy Trail. Follow the Missouri River much like Lewis and Clark did in 1804, and ride through small-town middle America, all while improving your cycling endurance. Learn cycling safety and basic maintenance as we ride up to 30 miles a day, with shorter options available. You must provide your own working bicycle. Class: March 22 (6 to 7:50 p.m.). Field Study: March 31 to April 2. Fee: $50 *was $125* (includes transportation, camp fees, group camping equipment, trail passes and park admissions). Required tuition is extra. Information: Steve Capps, email: cappss118@cod.edu |
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PHYS 1805-FS031: Angling Faculty: Mauro Crestani Custom Session | 1 credit hours Additional Comments: Fly Fishing Adventure - Wisconsin Travel to southwest Wisconsin to learn stream strategies, fly tying, stream biology, casting techniques, reading water and predicting the location of fish. Whether a beginner or an advanced fly fisher, experience the excitement of matching wits with the abundant trout. Classes: May 10 (7 to 8:50 p.m.) and 13 (9 a.m. to noon). Field Study: May 19 to 21. Fee: $525 (includes transportation, lodging, guides, some equipment and some meals). Tuition is extra. Information: Mauro Crestani, (630) 942-2356, email: crestani@cod.edu |
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PHYS 1810-FS038: Canoeing Faculty: Steven Capps Custom Session | 1 credit hours Additional Comments: Canoeing: The Upper Iowa River Join us this spring as we paddle among the bald eagles, steep limestone cliffs, pastoral farmland and the unique small towns of the Upper Iowa River. Learn basic river canoeing and camping skills and expect to paddle between 25 and 40 miles during this weekend adventure. Class: April 19 (6 to 7:30 p.m.). Field Study: April 28 (9:00 a.m. departure) to 30. Fee $50 *was $167* (includes ground transportation, camping and paddling fees, group canoeing and camping equipment and most meals). Required tuition is extra. Information: Steve Capps, email: cappss118@cod.edu |
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PHYS 1811-FS033: Backpacking Faculty: William Norris Custom Session | 1 credit hours Additional Comments: Backpacking: Southern Indiana Get ready for this year's backpacking season and join us for a backpacking weekend in the Hoosier National Forest of Southern Indiana. This class is excellent for the first-timer or more experienced backpacker. Basic backpacking and outdoor living skills will be taught during this weekend adventure. Expect to travel six miles a day. Class: April 5 (7 to 8:50 p.m.). Field Study: April 14 to 16. Fee: $25 *was $107* (includes ground transportation, group camping and backpacking equipment, camp/backpack fees, and most meals). Required tuition is extra. Information: Bill Norris, norrisw@cod.edu |
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PHYS 1811-FS040: Backpacking Faculty: Nathan Hambel Custom Session | 1 credit hours Additional Comments: Backpacking: Missouri's Mark Twain National Forest Join us as we backpack the beautiful 1.5 million-acre Mark Twain National Forest within the majestic hills of Missouri. Explore below the forest canopy amongst the many streams and lakes as we seek solitude in the expansive lands of Missouri's countryside. Watch the flowers of Spring begin to bloom while visiting our southern neighbor. Perfect for beginners or more experienced backpackers. Class: April 12 (6 to 7:50 p.m.). Field Study: April 21 to 23. Fee: $50 *was $228* (includes transportation, camp fees, and group camping/backpacking equipment). Required tuition is extra. Information: Nate Hambel, email: hambeln@cod.edu |
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PHYS 1812-FS042: Kayaking Faculty: Terri Swanson Custom Session | 1 credit hours Additional Comments: Shawnee National Forest: Kayaking and Hiking Adventure Kayak among 100-year-old cypress trees on the Cache River in the Cypress Creek National Wildlife Refuge. Then hike the famous "Garden of the Gods" trail within Shawnee National Forest. Join us as we explore the waters and hiking trails of the Shawnee National Forest. Learn basic kayak strokes, rescues, navigation, boat control, and boating safety for beginner and experienced paddlers. Learn outdoor skills while camping in a national forest. Expect to kayak four to six hours, covering six to 10 miles and hike four to six hours, covering three to eight miles a day. The terrain is hilly and can be steep with an elevation gain of 300 to 500 feet. Class: May 3 (6:30 to 8:50 p.m.). Field Study: May 18 (departing in the a.m.) to 21. Fee: $50 *was $201* (includes transportation, three nights camping, all group kayaking and camping equipment, and all fees/permits). Required tuition is extra. Information: Terri Swanson, email: swansont@cod.edu |
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PHYS 1812-FS053: Kayaking Faculty: Terri Swanson Custom Session | 1 credit hours Additional Comments: Belize: Sea Kayaking Caye to Caye Experience the southern barrier reefs of Belize, the most important coral reef ecosystems on the planet, offering unparalleled sea kayaking, snorkeling and birding. This unique lodge-to-lodge kayaking journey starts on Tobacco Caye, then paddling to South Water Caye Marine Reserve, spending five days snorkeling and exploring pristine beaches on these two cayes while staying in family run lodges with fresh local cuisine prepared daily for you. Expect daily excursions of six to eight hours with a break for lunch. Visit the Tropical Education Center for a special nocturnal tour of the Belize Zoo and time to explore ancient Mayan ruins. Classes: Dec. 21 and Feb. 16 (6:30 to 8:50 p.m.). Field Study: Jan. 28 to Feb. 4. Fee: $2,586 (includes air/ground/water transportation, all airport transfers, seven nights lodging, all kayaking equipment, entrance fees and most meals. Required tuition is extra. Information: Terri Swanson, email: swansont@cod.edu |
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PHYS 1813-FS033: Outdoor Living Skills Faculty: William Norris Custom Session | 1 credit hours Additional Comments: Camping: Learning the Basics Get ready for the camping season. Learn the pros and cons of different types of tents, sleeping bags, camp stoves and general camping equipment. With your newly gained knowledge, travel to Point Beach State Park in Wisconsin for two nights of camping. Class: May 10 (7 to 8:50 p.m.). Field Study: May 19 to 21. Fee: $50 *was $137* (includes transportation, meals and all fees). Required tuition is extra. Information: Bill Norris, email: norrisw@cod.edu |
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PHYS 1814-FS032: Snowshoeing Faculty: William Norris Custom Session | 1 credit hours Additional Comments: Snowshoeing: Exploring the North Country Trail Snowshoe down the North Country Trail, located in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Snowshoe north toward Lake Superior and see picturesque vistas and scenic waterfalls. Expect to travel six to seven miles a day. Class: Feb. 1 (7 to 8:50 p.m.). Field Study: Feb. 10 to 12. Fee: $270 (includes snowshoes, transportation, two nights motel lodging and trail passes). Required tuition is extra. Information: Bill Norris, norrisw@cod.edu |
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PHYS 1814-FS040: Snowshoeing Faculty: Gilbert Egge Custom Session | 1 credit hours Additional Comments: Winter Adventure in Yellowstone National Park Immerse yourself in the natural wonder of Yellowstone National Park away from the summer crowds! Spend your days snowshoeing among the seemingly endless snowy landscapes, marveling at geological wonders and incomparable wildlife. Explore the terraces of Mammoth Hot Springs, the world-renowned Old Faithful and Upper Geyser Basin, and the wildlife-rich Lamar Valley. Return each evening to the comforts of a hot meal, warm bed and shower. Participants will also have the option to try cross country skiing during some of the outings. This experience is ideal for beginner and intermediate snowshoers. Classes: Feb. 1 and March 20 (6 to 7:50 p.m.). Field Study: Feb. 19 to 25. Fee: $2,950 (includes air/land transportation, in-park snow coach transportation, equipment, park fees, hotel lodging, and some meals). Required tuition is extra. Information: Gib Egge, (630) 942-2787, email: eggegi@cod.edu |
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PHYS 1841-FS038: Rock Climbing Faculty: Mauro Crestani Custom Session | 1 credit hours Additional Comments: Rock Climbing: Devil's Lake Enjoy a weekend rock climbing adventure in the Midwest's premier climbing location, the glaciated quartzite cliffs of Devil's Lake State Park in central Wisconsin. On climbs ranging from 30 to 80 feet, learn basic climbing skills, belay techniques and commands, and how to safely use equipment from experienced lead instructors. Class: April 5 (7 to 8:50 p.m.). Field Study: April 14 to 16. Fee: $50 *was $135* (includes transportation, entrance fees, camp fees, camping equipment and all rock climbing equipment). Required tuition is extra. Information: Mauro Crestani, email: crestani@cod |
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SPEEC 1100-FS031: Fundmntls Speech Communication Faculty: Charles Steele Custom Session | 3 credit hours Additional Comments: Speech: Experiential Speech 1100 This unique way to satisfy the fundamentals of the speech graduation requirement helps people move beyond fear and become more comfortable in taking creative risks with public speaking. Includes a mandatory field experience to an adventure center in East Troy, WI. Classes: Second eight weeks. Field Study: April 27 to 28. Fee: $186 (includes transportation, lodging, meals and center fees). Required tuition is extra. Information: Chuck Steele, (630) 942-2642, email: steelec@cod.edu |