Spring Term 2003

Cost: $11,446. The fee includes roundtrip airfare from Atlanta, airport transfer, accommodations at the London Study Centre, continental breakfast and meal allowance, planned excursions, Paris weekend via Eurostar, 8 plays and 12 credits tuition.

Professors-in-Residence: Dr. Rod Davis, Professor, English; Dr. Hugh Floyd, Professor/Chair, Sociology

Required Courses: Students must register for LOND 360 and at least one Samford faculty course.)

LOND 360 - MODERN BRITAIN
An interdisciplinary study of British life from the perspectives of history, architecture, literature, economics, political science, religion, art, and sociology. Credits 4. Team taught by British lecturers and Samford Professor-in- Residence.

ENGL/HIST/PHIL/RELG 399 (01) - English Innovators
This course focuses on the lives of several men and women of recent centuries who had a great impact upon their own time and afterwards in such areas as government, society, religion, literature and the arts. Credits 4. Taught by Dr. Rod Davis, Department of English.

HDFS/POLS/PSYC/SOCI 399 (02) - Person and Society
This course will examine the arguments and evidence that a person’s self-identity emerges from personal experience in a particular social context. Cultural diversity and historical period will be considered determining forces of the social context. Credits 4. Taught by Dr. Hugh Floyd, Sociology Department.

Optional Courses (Students may enroll in these courses to reach the required semester load of 12 credits. Students with a 3.0 GPA plus approval of the Director of London Programs and their advisor, may take up to 14 credits. There is an additional charge for credits above 12.)

LOND 200 - THE BRITISH THEATRE
Lectures by leading practitioners, a backstage theatre tour, and eight nights at the theatre in London bring British theatre to life.. Satisfies drama appreciation requirements. Credits 2. Taught by Staff and British Lecturers.

LOND 201 - MUSIC AND ART IN LONDON: A Fine Arts Directed Independent Study
The music and art resources of London are the basis for this directed independent study. Course will include a variety of field assignments. Satisfies a fine arts requirement. Credits 2.

INTERNSHIPS
A limited number of internships are available in business, legal, political theatre, media and other professional settings. Details available from the London Programs Office. Credits 2-4.

Registration Procedure: Registration forms and additional information may be obtained from the London Programs Office, DBH 212, M-F 8:00-4:00, phone 726-2741, or from Dr.Jane Hiles, Director of London Study Programs, Divinity 316N, 726-2039