Faculty Led Trips
Faculty-led trips are an amazing opportunity for students to attend a trip designed by one of our very own faculty members that also includes college credit. These are typically short trips during university breaks that have included travel to England, France, Italy, Greece, Germany, Mexico, Latin America, South Korea and more. Every trip is an opportunity for self-discovery, new adventures, and to make friendships that will last a lifetime. For more information on each trip, please contact the faculty members associated with the program or reach out to the study abroad coordinator.
Current Faculty-led Trips
- Marketing at Harlaxton, England (Summer 2025)
- Program Leader: Dr. Ian Brennan
- Intercultural trip to Italy and Greece (Summer 2025)
- Program Leaders: Dr. Chris Picicci and Dr. David Volk
- Business & Culture in South Korea (Summer 2025)
- Program Leader: Dr. Joey Cho
Previous Trips
- 75th Anniversary of D-Day (Summer 2019) trip
- Program leader: Dr. Grant Weller
- Highlights:
- Several students earned credit through a HIST 491 Special Topics course.
- Students arrived to London, toured the city, bussed to Portsmouth, then took a ferry across the English Channel to Caen, France. Students toured mutiple beaches in Normandy where the D-Day invasion occurred. Students toured two museums, met the cast of Band of Brothers, and participated in the 75th Anniversary Commemoration ceremony with the French and U.S. Presidents. They headed to Paris and explored the city, including the Louvre. After leaving Paris, students traveled to Bastogne, Belgium, where they reviewed the Battle of the Bulge on the actual grounds where the battle took place. The final stop was Germany that inlcuded tours in Cologne and Berlin.
- 18 students, community members, and faculty partipated in this program.
