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SAAHP Associate Professor Patrick Charles and Spiegel Center offer Winter 2013 Architecture Study Abroad in Germany

September 21st, 2012 by dalexander

Professor Patrick Charles leads a 3-credit Study Abroad program to Germany in Wintersession 2013, in Arch 430/530 Special Topics: München BAU2013: Sustainable Insights. ARCH530 München BAU2013- Sustainable Insights provides students with a unique opportunity to get a sense of where the future in sustainability is headed. Students will travel to München, Germany, to discover the city, its contemporary and historical architecture and urban design. Students will also visit BAU2013, München’s world-class biennial trade fair exhibit on construction materials and technologies, which exhibits occupy the equivalent of 15 football fields and which offer numerous public conference on subjects of innovative architecture as well as recent and future “Team Germany” Solar Decathlon submissions. Students will visit many recently completed ground-breaking buildings, and meet with the innovative architecture firms and engineering practices who designed them.

Japan Study Abroad led by Associate Professor Rebecca Leuchak, Assistant Professor Jordan A. Yamaji Smith

September 17th, 2012 by dalexander

In a collaboration between the SAAHP, the Feinstein College of Arts and Sciences and the Spiegel Center for Global and International Programs, twelve Roger Williams students led by Professor Rebecca Leuchak and Assistant Professor Jordan A. Yamaji Smith undertook a two-course, six credit Summer 2012 study abroad program exploring the Arts, Architecture, and Literature of Japan. Students enrolled in AAH 430/530 Arts and Architecture of Japan, and Hum/Eng 320 Japanese Literature and Aesthetics: Classical to Modern Times. The courses focused on a transdisciplinary, coordinated study of Japanese arts and literature, through several days of study on the Roger Williams campus, followed by two weeks of travel in Japan.

Japan Study Abroad led by Professor Rebecca Leuchak, Assistant Professor Jason Yamaji-Smith

August 25th, 2012 by glaramie

In a collaboration between the SAAHP, the Feinstein College of Arts and Sciences and the Spiegel Center for Global and International Programs, twelve Roger Williams students led by Professor Rebecca Leuchak and Assistant Professor Jason Yamaji-Smith undertook a two-course, six credit Summer 2012 study abroad program exploring the Arts, Architecture, and Literature of Japan.  Students enrolled in AAH 430/530 Arts and Architecture of Japan, and Hum/Eng 320 Japanese Literature and Aesthetics: Classical to Modern Times.  The courses focused on a transdisciplinary, coordinated study of Japanese arts and literature, through several days of study on the Roger Williams campus, followed by two weeks of travel in Japan.