International Field Seminar

  • NINT 5900 - International Field Seminar (Spring 2010)

Section A/CRN 7295 (syllabus) Argentina 2010
Mark Johnson
Wednesday 6.00pm - 7.50pm
Room: 66 W. 12th St., 601

Section B/CRN 7296 Hong Kong 2010
Mark Johnson
Wednesday 6.00pm - 7.50pm
Room: 66 W. 12th St., 609

Section C/CRN 7297 Brazil 2010
Mark Johnson
Wednesday 6.00pm - 7.50pm

Section D/CRN 7298 Ethiopia 2010
Mark Johnson
Wednesday 6.00pm - 7.50pm
Room: 66 W. 12th St., 602

Section E/CRN 7300 (syllabus) Nepal 2010
Mark Johnson
Wednesday 7.00pm - 9.50pm and Thursday 3.00pm - 5.50pm
Room: 66 W. 12th St., 617

Section G/CRN 7302
Mark Johnson
Wednesday 7.00pm - 9.50pm

Section I/CRN 7304
Mark Johnson
Wednesday 7.00pm - 9.50pm and Thursday 8.00pm - 9.50pm
Room: 66 W. 12th St., 615

Section J/CRN 7305
Mark Johnson
Wednesday 7.00pm - 9.50pm and Thursday 3.00pm - 5.50pm

Section K/CRN 7306
Mark Johnson
Wednesday 7.00pm - 9.50pm and Thursday 3.00pm - 5.50pm

Section L/CRN 7307 Kosovo 2010
Mark Johnson
Wednesday 7.00pm - 9.50pm and Thursday 3.00pm - 5.50pm

The goal of the International Field Program Spring Seminar is to prepare you for your summer field and academic experience such that you arrive feeling organized and confident, and you leave feeling you made the most of the experience. We will try to familiarize you with the context in which you will be living and working; discuss the country's history, culture and politics; and review your proposed work on the ground. The seminars will include skills workshops, simulations, speakers, films and readings.

Successful completion of the IFP Spring Seminar is a prerequisite to participate in the IFP Summer Session. This will be determined by:

  • Attendance at all seminars.
  • Reading all material.
  • Active participation in discussions.
  • Attendance at and participation in skills workshops, simulations, and IFP events.
  • Completion of Country Briefing, Terms of Reference for internship and Research Proposal for summer.