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DESCRIPTION:Since 1992\, Geneseo's original Humanities Abroad course has ta
 ken place at Oxford University in Oxford\, England. The course counts for 
 either the Humanities core requirement through 2022 or for elective credit
  fulfilling the outside-of-major / 200-level requirements for graduation. 
 Classes begin online\, 5 July 2022 and continue in Oxford\, 12 July-3 Augu
 st 2022.\n\nHUMN 220 looks critically at writings that have profoundly our
  society’s behavior and thought. Reading and discussing works from Ancie
 nt Greece to Elizabethan England\, from Plato to Shakespeare\, we will str
 ive together to explore probing and provocative questions about living a j
 ust life in a world that can be so cruel. Studying great thinkers from the
  past can lead us to both humility and wisdom.  In Oxford\, this course al
 so shows how social/political ideas have shaped (and been shaped by) Brita
 in in particular.\n\nStudents live and study at Lincoln College. Founded i
 n 1427\, Lincoln is the eighth oldest of Oxford University's 38 colleges a
 nd includes a splendid medieval dining hall. Famous Lincolnites include Jo
 hn Wesley\, founder of Methodism\; Dr Seuss\, the children's author\; and 
 Rachel Maddow\, MSNBC presenter. (See more about Lincoln at www.lincoln.ox
 .ac.uk) We will explore Oxford together (from medieval buildings to Harry 
 Potter film sites) and also make daytrips to London and Stratford-upon-Avo
 n\; a long weekend is also available for personal travel in the UK or near
 by Europe.\n\nWant more information? Contact the Program Director (Dr Grah
 am Drake\, drake@geneseo.edu ) or the Instructor (Dr Michael Oberg at ober
 g@geneseo.edu)\, attend the Study Abroad Fair in the CU on 22 September (1
 .30-4PM) or attend a Zoom meeting on 20\, 21\, 24\, or 28 September\; 5\, 
 6\, 8\, 13\, 15\, 20\, 25\, or 27 October\; 3 November. Go to go.geneseo.e
 du/oxford2022 to find meeting start times and instructions for REQUIRED RE
 GISTRATION FOR YOUR PREFERRED MEETING (easy to do\, takes seconds).\n\nAPP
 LICATIONS DUE BY 5 DECEMBER 2021.  Apply online at this link: https://www.
 geneseo.edu/study_abroad/apply
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Oxford Summer 2022 Program Information Sessions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.geneseo.edu/event/oxford_summer_2022_program
CATEGORIES:Workshops
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260713T220340Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210924
DESCRIPTION:Since 1992\, Geneseo's original Humanities Abroad course has ta
 ken place at Oxford University in Oxford\, England. The course counts for 
 either the Humanities core requirement through 2022 or for elective credit
  fulfilling the outside-of-major / 200-level requirements for graduation. 
 Classes begin online\, 5 July 2022 and continue in Oxford\, 12 July-3 Augu
 st 2022.\n\nHUMN 220 looks critically at writings that have profoundly our
  society’s behavior and thought. Reading and discussing works from Ancie
 nt Greece to Elizabethan England\, from Plato to Shakespeare\, we will str
 ive together to explore probing and provocative questions about living a j
 ust life in a world that can be so cruel. Studying great thinkers from the
  past can lead us to both humility and wisdom.  In Oxford\, this course al
 so shows how social/political ideas have shaped (and been shaped by) Brita
 in in particular.\n\nStudents live and study at Lincoln College. Founded i
 n 1427\, Lincoln is the eighth oldest of Oxford University's 38 colleges a
 nd includes a splendid medieval dining hall. Famous Lincolnites include Jo
 hn Wesley\, founder of Methodism\; Dr Seuss\, the children's author\; and 
 Rachel Maddow\, MSNBC presenter. (See more about Lincoln at www.lincoln.ox
 .ac.uk) We will explore Oxford together (from medieval buildings to Harry 
 Potter film sites) and also make daytrips to London and Stratford-upon-Avo
 n\; a long weekend is also available for personal travel in the UK or near
 by Europe.\n\nWant more information? Contact the Program Director (Dr Grah
 am Drake\, drake@geneseo.edu ) or the Instructor (Dr Michael Oberg at ober
 g@geneseo.edu)\, attend the Study Abroad Fair in the CU on 22 September (1
 .30-4PM) or attend a Zoom meeting on 20\, 21\, 24\, or 28 September\; 5\, 
 6\, 8\, 13\, 15\, 20\, 25\, or 27 October\; 3 November. Go to go.geneseo.e
 du/oxford2022 to find meeting start times and instructions for REQUIRED RE
 GISTRATION FOR YOUR PREFERRED MEETING (easy to do\, takes seconds).\n\nAPP
 LICATIONS DUE BY 5 DECEMBER 2021.  Apply online at this link: https://www.
 geneseo.edu/study_abroad/apply
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Oxford Summer 2022 Program Information Sessions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.geneseo.edu/event/oxford_summer_2022_program
CATEGORIES:Workshops
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260713T220340Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210928
DESCRIPTION:Since 1992\, Geneseo's original Humanities Abroad course has ta
 ken place at Oxford University in Oxford\, England. The course counts for 
 either the Humanities core requirement through 2022 or for elective credit
  fulfilling the outside-of-major / 200-level requirements for graduation. 
 Classes begin online\, 5 July 2022 and continue in Oxford\, 12 July-3 Augu
 st 2022.\n\nHUMN 220 looks critically at writings that have profoundly our
  society’s behavior and thought. Reading and discussing works from Ancie
 nt Greece to Elizabethan England\, from Plato to Shakespeare\, we will str
 ive together to explore probing and provocative questions about living a j
 ust life in a world that can be so cruel. Studying great thinkers from the
  past can lead us to both humility and wisdom.  In Oxford\, this course al
 so shows how social/political ideas have shaped (and been shaped by) Brita
 in in particular.\n\nStudents live and study at Lincoln College. Founded i
 n 1427\, Lincoln is the eighth oldest of Oxford University's 38 colleges a
 nd includes a splendid medieval dining hall. Famous Lincolnites include Jo
 hn Wesley\, founder of Methodism\; Dr Seuss\, the children's author\; and 
 Rachel Maddow\, MSNBC presenter. (See more about Lincoln at www.lincoln.ox
 .ac.uk) We will explore Oxford together (from medieval buildings to Harry 
 Potter film sites) and also make daytrips to London and Stratford-upon-Avo
 n\; a long weekend is also available for personal travel in the UK or near
 by Europe.\n\nWant more information? Contact the Program Director (Dr Grah
 am Drake\, drake@geneseo.edu ) or the Instructor (Dr Michael Oberg at ober
 g@geneseo.edu)\, attend the Study Abroad Fair in the CU on 22 September (1
 .30-4PM) or attend a Zoom meeting on 20\, 21\, 24\, or 28 September\; 5\, 
 6\, 8\, 13\, 15\, 20\, 25\, or 27 October\; 3 November. Go to go.geneseo.e
 du/oxford2022 to find meeting start times and instructions for REQUIRED RE
 GISTRATION FOR YOUR PREFERRED MEETING (easy to do\, takes seconds).\n\nAPP
 LICATIONS DUE BY 5 DECEMBER 2021.  Apply online at this link: https://www.
 geneseo.edu/study_abroad/apply
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Oxford Summer 2022 Program Information Sessions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.geneseo.edu/event/oxford_summer_2022_program
CATEGORIES:Workshops
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260713T220340Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37872801369631
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211005
DESCRIPTION:Since 1992\, Geneseo's original Humanities Abroad course has ta
 ken place at Oxford University in Oxford\, England. The course counts for 
 either the Humanities core requirement through 2022 or for elective credit
  fulfilling the outside-of-major / 200-level requirements for graduation. 
 Classes begin online\, 5 July 2022 and continue in Oxford\, 12 July-3 Augu
 st 2022.\n\nHUMN 220 looks critically at writings that have profoundly our
  society’s behavior and thought. Reading and discussing works from Ancie
 nt Greece to Elizabethan England\, from Plato to Shakespeare\, we will str
 ive together to explore probing and provocative questions about living a j
 ust life in a world that can be so cruel. Studying great thinkers from the
  past can lead us to both humility and wisdom.  In Oxford\, this course al
 so shows how social/political ideas have shaped (and been shaped by) Brita
 in in particular.\n\nStudents live and study at Lincoln College. Founded i
 n 1427\, Lincoln is the eighth oldest of Oxford University's 38 colleges a
 nd includes a splendid medieval dining hall. Famous Lincolnites include Jo
 hn Wesley\, founder of Methodism\; Dr Seuss\, the children's author\; and 
 Rachel Maddow\, MSNBC presenter. (See more about Lincoln at www.lincoln.ox
 .ac.uk) We will explore Oxford together (from medieval buildings to Harry 
 Potter film sites) and also make daytrips to London and Stratford-upon-Avo
 n\; a long weekend is also available for personal travel in the UK or near
 by Europe.\n\nWant more information? Contact the Program Director (Dr Grah
 am Drake\, drake@geneseo.edu ) or the Instructor (Dr Michael Oberg at ober
 g@geneseo.edu)\, attend the Study Abroad Fair in the CU on 22 September (1
 .30-4PM) or attend a Zoom meeting on 20\, 21\, 24\, or 28 September\; 5\, 
 6\, 8\, 13\, 15\, 20\, 25\, or 27 October\; 3 November. Go to go.geneseo.e
 du/oxford2022 to find meeting start times and instructions for REQUIRED RE
 GISTRATION FOR YOUR PREFERRED MEETING (easy to do\, takes seconds).\n\nAPP
 LICATIONS DUE BY 5 DECEMBER 2021.  Apply online at this link: https://www.
 geneseo.edu/study_abroad/apply
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Oxford Summer 2022 Program Information Sessions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.geneseo.edu/event/oxford_summer_2022_program
CATEGORIES:Workshops
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260713T220340Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211006
DESCRIPTION:Since 1992\, Geneseo's original Humanities Abroad course has ta
 ken place at Oxford University in Oxford\, England. The course counts for 
 either the Humanities core requirement through 2022 or for elective credit
  fulfilling the outside-of-major / 200-level requirements for graduation. 
 Classes begin online\, 5 July 2022 and continue in Oxford\, 12 July-3 Augu
 st 2022.\n\nHUMN 220 looks critically at writings that have profoundly our
  society’s behavior and thought. Reading and discussing works from Ancie
 nt Greece to Elizabethan England\, from Plato to Shakespeare\, we will str
 ive together to explore probing and provocative questions about living a j
 ust life in a world that can be so cruel. Studying great thinkers from the
  past can lead us to both humility and wisdom.  In Oxford\, this course al
 so shows how social/political ideas have shaped (and been shaped by) Brita
 in in particular.\n\nStudents live and study at Lincoln College. Founded i
 n 1427\, Lincoln is the eighth oldest of Oxford University's 38 colleges a
 nd includes a splendid medieval dining hall. Famous Lincolnites include Jo
 hn Wesley\, founder of Methodism\; Dr Seuss\, the children's author\; and 
 Rachel Maddow\, MSNBC presenter. (See more about Lincoln at www.lincoln.ox
 .ac.uk) We will explore Oxford together (from medieval buildings to Harry 
 Potter film sites) and also make daytrips to London and Stratford-upon-Avo
 n\; a long weekend is also available for personal travel in the UK or near
 by Europe.\n\nWant more information? Contact the Program Director (Dr Grah
 am Drake\, drake@geneseo.edu ) or the Instructor (Dr Michael Oberg at ober
 g@geneseo.edu)\, attend the Study Abroad Fair in the CU on 22 September (1
 .30-4PM) or attend a Zoom meeting on 20\, 21\, 24\, or 28 September\; 5\, 
 6\, 8\, 13\, 15\, 20\, 25\, or 27 October\; 3 November. Go to go.geneseo.e
 du/oxford2022 to find meeting start times and instructions for REQUIRED RE
 GISTRATION FOR YOUR PREFERRED MEETING (easy to do\, takes seconds).\n\nAPP
 LICATIONS DUE BY 5 DECEMBER 2021.  Apply online at this link: https://www.
 geneseo.edu/study_abroad/apply
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Oxford Summer 2022 Program Information Sessions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.geneseo.edu/event/oxford_summer_2022_program
CATEGORIES:Workshops
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260713T220340Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211008
DESCRIPTION:Since 1992\, Geneseo's original Humanities Abroad course has ta
 ken place at Oxford University in Oxford\, England. The course counts for 
 either the Humanities core requirement through 2022 or for elective credit
  fulfilling the outside-of-major / 200-level requirements for graduation. 
 Classes begin online\, 5 July 2022 and continue in Oxford\, 12 July-3 Augu
 st 2022.\n\nHUMN 220 looks critically at writings that have profoundly our
  society’s behavior and thought. Reading and discussing works from Ancie
 nt Greece to Elizabethan England\, from Plato to Shakespeare\, we will str
 ive together to explore probing and provocative questions about living a j
 ust life in a world that can be so cruel. Studying great thinkers from the
  past can lead us to both humility and wisdom.  In Oxford\, this course al
 so shows how social/political ideas have shaped (and been shaped by) Brita
 in in particular.\n\nStudents live and study at Lincoln College. Founded i
 n 1427\, Lincoln is the eighth oldest of Oxford University's 38 colleges a
 nd includes a splendid medieval dining hall. Famous Lincolnites include Jo
 hn Wesley\, founder of Methodism\; Dr Seuss\, the children's author\; and 
 Rachel Maddow\, MSNBC presenter. (See more about Lincoln at www.lincoln.ox
 .ac.uk) We will explore Oxford together (from medieval buildings to Harry 
 Potter film sites) and also make daytrips to London and Stratford-upon-Avo
 n\; a long weekend is also available for personal travel in the UK or near
 by Europe.\n\nWant more information? Contact the Program Director (Dr Grah
 am Drake\, drake@geneseo.edu ) or the Instructor (Dr Michael Oberg at ober
 g@geneseo.edu)\, attend the Study Abroad Fair in the CU on 22 September (1
 .30-4PM) or attend a Zoom meeting on 20\, 21\, 24\, or 28 September\; 5\, 
 6\, 8\, 13\, 15\, 20\, 25\, or 27 October\; 3 November. Go to go.geneseo.e
 du/oxford2022 to find meeting start times and instructions for REQUIRED RE
 GISTRATION FOR YOUR PREFERRED MEETING (easy to do\, takes seconds).\n\nAPP
 LICATIONS DUE BY 5 DECEMBER 2021.  Apply online at this link: https://www.
 geneseo.edu/study_abroad/apply
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Oxford Summer 2022 Program Information Sessions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.geneseo.edu/event/oxford_summer_2022_program
CATEGORIES:Workshops
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260713T220340Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37872807993489
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211013
DESCRIPTION:Since 1992\, Geneseo's original Humanities Abroad course has ta
 ken place at Oxford University in Oxford\, England. The course counts for 
 either the Humanities core requirement through 2022 or for elective credit
  fulfilling the outside-of-major / 200-level requirements for graduation. 
 Classes begin online\, 5 July 2022 and continue in Oxford\, 12 July-3 Augu
 st 2022.\n\nHUMN 220 looks critically at writings that have profoundly our
  society’s behavior and thought. Reading and discussing works from Ancie
 nt Greece to Elizabethan England\, from Plato to Shakespeare\, we will str
 ive together to explore probing and provocative questions about living a j
 ust life in a world that can be so cruel. Studying great thinkers from the
  past can lead us to both humility and wisdom.  In Oxford\, this course al
 so shows how social/political ideas have shaped (and been shaped by) Brita
 in in particular.\n\nStudents live and study at Lincoln College. Founded i
 n 1427\, Lincoln is the eighth oldest of Oxford University's 38 colleges a
 nd includes a splendid medieval dining hall. Famous Lincolnites include Jo
 hn Wesley\, founder of Methodism\; Dr Seuss\, the children's author\; and 
 Rachel Maddow\, MSNBC presenter. (See more about Lincoln at www.lincoln.ox
 .ac.uk) We will explore Oxford together (from medieval buildings to Harry 
 Potter film sites) and also make daytrips to London and Stratford-upon-Avo
 n\; a long weekend is also available for personal travel in the UK or near
 by Europe.\n\nWant more information? Contact the Program Director (Dr Grah
 am Drake\, drake@geneseo.edu ) or the Instructor (Dr Michael Oberg at ober
 g@geneseo.edu)\, attend the Study Abroad Fair in the CU on 22 September (1
 .30-4PM) or attend a Zoom meeting on 20\, 21\, 24\, or 28 September\; 5\, 
 6\, 8\, 13\, 15\, 20\, 25\, or 27 October\; 3 November. Go to go.geneseo.e
 du/oxford2022 to find meeting start times and instructions for REQUIRED RE
 GISTRATION FOR YOUR PREFERRED MEETING (easy to do\, takes seconds).\n\nAPP
 LICATIONS DUE BY 5 DECEMBER 2021.  Apply online at this link: https://www.
 geneseo.edu/study_abroad/apply
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Oxford Summer 2022 Program Information Sessions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.geneseo.edu/event/oxford_summer_2022_program
CATEGORIES:Workshops
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260713T220340Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37872808859045
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211015
DESCRIPTION:Since 1992\, Geneseo's original Humanities Abroad course has ta
 ken place at Oxford University in Oxford\, England. The course counts for 
 either the Humanities core requirement through 2022 or for elective credit
  fulfilling the outside-of-major / 200-level requirements for graduation. 
 Classes begin online\, 5 July 2022 and continue in Oxford\, 12 July-3 Augu
 st 2022.\n\nHUMN 220 looks critically at writings that have profoundly our
  society’s behavior and thought. Reading and discussing works from Ancie
 nt Greece to Elizabethan England\, from Plato to Shakespeare\, we will str
 ive together to explore probing and provocative questions about living a j
 ust life in a world that can be so cruel. Studying great thinkers from the
  past can lead us to both humility and wisdom.  In Oxford\, this course al
 so shows how social/political ideas have shaped (and been shaped by) Brita
 in in particular.\n\nStudents live and study at Lincoln College. Founded i
 n 1427\, Lincoln is the eighth oldest of Oxford University's 38 colleges a
 nd includes a splendid medieval dining hall. Famous Lincolnites include Jo
 hn Wesley\, founder of Methodism\; Dr Seuss\, the children's author\; and 
 Rachel Maddow\, MSNBC presenter. (See more about Lincoln at www.lincoln.ox
 .ac.uk) We will explore Oxford together (from medieval buildings to Harry 
 Potter film sites) and also make daytrips to London and Stratford-upon-Avo
 n\; a long weekend is also available for personal travel in the UK or near
 by Europe.\n\nWant more information? Contact the Program Director (Dr Grah
 am Drake\, drake@geneseo.edu ) or the Instructor (Dr Michael Oberg at ober
 g@geneseo.edu)\, attend the Study Abroad Fair in the CU on 22 September (1
 .30-4PM) or attend a Zoom meeting on 20\, 21\, 24\, or 28 September\; 5\, 
 6\, 8\, 13\, 15\, 20\, 25\, or 27 October\; 3 November. Go to go.geneseo.e
 du/oxford2022 to find meeting start times and instructions for REQUIRED RE
 GISTRATION FOR YOUR PREFERRED MEETING (easy to do\, takes seconds).\n\nAPP
 LICATIONS DUE BY 5 DECEMBER 2021.  Apply online at this link: https://www.
 geneseo.edu/study_abroad/apply
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Oxford Summer 2022 Program Information Sessions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.geneseo.edu/event/oxford_summer_2022_program
CATEGORIES:Workshops
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260713T220340Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37872809512196
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211020
DESCRIPTION:Since 1992\, Geneseo's original Humanities Abroad course has ta
 ken place at Oxford University in Oxford\, England. The course counts for 
 either the Humanities core requirement through 2022 or for elective credit
  fulfilling the outside-of-major / 200-level requirements for graduation. 
 Classes begin online\, 5 July 2022 and continue in Oxford\, 12 July-3 Augu
 st 2022.\n\nHUMN 220 looks critically at writings that have profoundly our
  society’s behavior and thought. Reading and discussing works from Ancie
 nt Greece to Elizabethan England\, from Plato to Shakespeare\, we will str
 ive together to explore probing and provocative questions about living a j
 ust life in a world that can be so cruel. Studying great thinkers from the
  past can lead us to both humility and wisdom.  In Oxford\, this course al
 so shows how social/political ideas have shaped (and been shaped by) Brita
 in in particular.\n\nStudents live and study at Lincoln College. Founded i
 n 1427\, Lincoln is the eighth oldest of Oxford University's 38 colleges a
 nd includes a splendid medieval dining hall. Famous Lincolnites include Jo
 hn Wesley\, founder of Methodism\; Dr Seuss\, the children's author\; and 
 Rachel Maddow\, MSNBC presenter. (See more about Lincoln at www.lincoln.ox
 .ac.uk) We will explore Oxford together (from medieval buildings to Harry 
 Potter film sites) and also make daytrips to London and Stratford-upon-Avo
 n\; a long weekend is also available for personal travel in the UK or near
 by Europe.\n\nWant more information? Contact the Program Director (Dr Grah
 am Drake\, drake@geneseo.edu ) or the Instructor (Dr Michael Oberg at ober
 g@geneseo.edu)\, attend the Study Abroad Fair in the CU on 22 September (1
 .30-4PM) or attend a Zoom meeting on 20\, 21\, 24\, or 28 September\; 5\, 
 6\, 8\, 13\, 15\, 20\, 25\, or 27 October\; 3 November. Go to go.geneseo.e
 du/oxford2022 to find meeting start times and instructions for REQUIRED RE
 GISTRATION FOR YOUR PREFERRED MEETING (easy to do\, takes seconds).\n\nAPP
 LICATIONS DUE BY 5 DECEMBER 2021.  Apply online at this link: https://www.
 geneseo.edu/study_abroad/apply
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Oxford Summer 2022 Program Information Sessions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.geneseo.edu/event/oxford_summer_2022_program
CATEGORIES:Workshops
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260713T220340Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37872811173286
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211025
DESCRIPTION:Since 1992\, Geneseo's original Humanities Abroad course has ta
 ken place at Oxford University in Oxford\, England. The course counts for 
 either the Humanities core requirement through 2022 or for elective credit
  fulfilling the outside-of-major / 200-level requirements for graduation. 
 Classes begin online\, 5 July 2022 and continue in Oxford\, 12 July-3 Augu
 st 2022.\n\nHUMN 220 looks critically at writings that have profoundly our
  society’s behavior and thought. Reading and discussing works from Ancie
 nt Greece to Elizabethan England\, from Plato to Shakespeare\, we will str
 ive together to explore probing and provocative questions about living a j
 ust life in a world that can be so cruel. Studying great thinkers from the
  past can lead us to both humility and wisdom.  In Oxford\, this course al
 so shows how social/political ideas have shaped (and been shaped by) Brita
 in in particular.\n\nStudents live and study at Lincoln College. Founded i
 n 1427\, Lincoln is the eighth oldest of Oxford University's 38 colleges a
 nd includes a splendid medieval dining hall. Famous Lincolnites include Jo
 hn Wesley\, founder of Methodism\; Dr Seuss\, the children's author\; and 
 Rachel Maddow\, MSNBC presenter. (See more about Lincoln at www.lincoln.ox
 .ac.uk) We will explore Oxford together (from medieval buildings to Harry 
 Potter film sites) and also make daytrips to London and Stratford-upon-Avo
 n\; a long weekend is also available for personal travel in the UK or near
 by Europe.\n\nWant more information? Contact the Program Director (Dr Grah
 am Drake\, drake@geneseo.edu ) or the Instructor (Dr Michael Oberg at ober
 g@geneseo.edu)\, attend the Study Abroad Fair in the CU on 22 September (1
 .30-4PM) or attend a Zoom meeting on 20\, 21\, 24\, or 28 September\; 5\, 
 6\, 8\, 13\, 15\, 20\, 25\, or 27 October\; 3 November. Go to go.geneseo.e
 du/oxford2022 to find meeting start times and instructions for REQUIRED RE
 GISTRATION FOR YOUR PREFERRED MEETING (easy to do\, takes seconds).\n\nAPP
 LICATIONS DUE BY 5 DECEMBER 2021.  Apply online at this link: https://www.
 geneseo.edu/study_abroad/apply
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Oxford Summer 2022 Program Information Sessions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.geneseo.edu/event/oxford_summer_2022_program
CATEGORIES:Workshops
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260713T220340Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37872811976203
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211027
DESCRIPTION:Since 1992\, Geneseo's original Humanities Abroad course has ta
 ken place at Oxford University in Oxford\, England. The course counts for 
 either the Humanities core requirement through 2022 or for elective credit
  fulfilling the outside-of-major / 200-level requirements for graduation. 
 Classes begin online\, 5 July 2022 and continue in Oxford\, 12 July-3 Augu
 st 2022.\n\nHUMN 220 looks critically at writings that have profoundly our
  society’s behavior and thought. Reading and discussing works from Ancie
 nt Greece to Elizabethan England\, from Plato to Shakespeare\, we will str
 ive together to explore probing and provocative questions about living a j
 ust life in a world that can be so cruel. Studying great thinkers from the
  past can lead us to both humility and wisdom.  In Oxford\, this course al
 so shows how social/political ideas have shaped (and been shaped by) Brita
 in in particular.\n\nStudents live and study at Lincoln College. Founded i
 n 1427\, Lincoln is the eighth oldest of Oxford University's 38 colleges a
 nd includes a splendid medieval dining hall. Famous Lincolnites include Jo
 hn Wesley\, founder of Methodism\; Dr Seuss\, the children's author\; and 
 Rachel Maddow\, MSNBC presenter. (See more about Lincoln at www.lincoln.ox
 .ac.uk) We will explore Oxford together (from medieval buildings to Harry 
 Potter film sites) and also make daytrips to London and Stratford-upon-Avo
 n\; a long weekend is also available for personal travel in the UK or near
 by Europe.\n\nWant more information? Contact the Program Director (Dr Grah
 am Drake\, drake@geneseo.edu ) or the Instructor (Dr Michael Oberg at ober
 g@geneseo.edu)\, attend the Study Abroad Fair in the CU on 22 September (1
 .30-4PM) or attend a Zoom meeting on 20\, 21\, 24\, or 28 September\; 5\, 
 6\, 8\, 13\, 15\, 20\, 25\, or 27 October\; 3 November. Go to go.geneseo.e
 du/oxford2022 to find meeting start times and instructions for REQUIRED RE
 GISTRATION FOR YOUR PREFERRED MEETING (easy to do\, takes seconds).\n\nAPP
 LICATIONS DUE BY 5 DECEMBER 2021.  Apply online at this link: https://www.
 geneseo.edu/study_abroad/apply
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Oxford Summer 2022 Program Information Sessions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.geneseo.edu/event/oxford_summer_2022_program
CATEGORIES:Workshops
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260713T220340Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_37872812882493
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211103
DESCRIPTION:Since 1992\, Geneseo's original Humanities Abroad course has ta
 ken place at Oxford University in Oxford\, England. The course counts for 
 either the Humanities core requirement through 2022 or for elective credit
  fulfilling the outside-of-major / 200-level requirements for graduation. 
 Classes begin online\, 5 July 2022 and continue in Oxford\, 12 July-3 Augu
 st 2022.\n\nHUMN 220 looks critically at writings that have profoundly our
  society’s behavior and thought. Reading and discussing works from Ancie
 nt Greece to Elizabethan England\, from Plato to Shakespeare\, we will str
 ive together to explore probing and provocative questions about living a j
 ust life in a world that can be so cruel. Studying great thinkers from the
  past can lead us to both humility and wisdom.  In Oxford\, this course al
 so shows how social/political ideas have shaped (and been shaped by) Brita
 in in particular.\n\nStudents live and study at Lincoln College. Founded i
 n 1427\, Lincoln is the eighth oldest of Oxford University's 38 colleges a
 nd includes a splendid medieval dining hall. Famous Lincolnites include Jo
 hn Wesley\, founder of Methodism\; Dr Seuss\, the children's author\; and 
 Rachel Maddow\, MSNBC presenter. (See more about Lincoln at www.lincoln.ox
 .ac.uk) We will explore Oxford together (from medieval buildings to Harry 
 Potter film sites) and also make daytrips to London and Stratford-upon-Avo
 n\; a long weekend is also available for personal travel in the UK or near
 by Europe.\n\nWant more information? Contact the Program Director (Dr Grah
 am Drake\, drake@geneseo.edu ) or the Instructor (Dr Michael Oberg at ober
 g@geneseo.edu)\, attend the Study Abroad Fair in the CU on 22 September (1
 .30-4PM) or attend a Zoom meeting on 20\, 21\, 24\, or 28 September\; 5\, 
 6\, 8\, 13\, 15\, 20\, 25\, or 27 October\; 3 November. Go to go.geneseo.e
 du/oxford2022 to find meeting start times and instructions for REQUIRED RE
 GISTRATION FOR YOUR PREFERRED MEETING (easy to do\, takes seconds).\n\nAPP
 LICATIONS DUE BY 5 DECEMBER 2021.  Apply online at this link: https://www.
 geneseo.edu/study_abroad/apply
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SUMMARY:Oxford Summer 2022 Program Information Sessions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.geneseo.edu/event/oxford_summer_2022_program
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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