| Date |
Time/Place |
Event |
| Thursday, July 1, 2004
|
All Day |
Philadelphia Airport,
Arrivals |
|
All Day |
Christiana Towers
(East), Check-In |
|
4:00P / Room TBA
|
Film, Modern
Times |
|
6:00P / Room TBA
|
Film, Independence
Day |
| Friday, July 2, 2004
|
9:30A / SSB |
ID Office
|
| Friday, July 2, 2004
|
11:00A / TSC
|
Wilmington Savings
Funds Society Bank, FSB |
|
1:30P-3:00P / MLB
|
Library Orientation
|
|
3:30P-4:30P / MLB 016
|
Computer Orientation
|
|
6:00P-7:30P / Ali Baba
Restaurant, 175 East Main Street |
Dinner with Dr. Lesa
Griffiths, Director of the Center for International Studies
and Dr. Sean Cox Associate Director of the Center for
International Studies, and Administrative Director of the
Institute |
|
8:00P / Room TBA
|
Film, 1776
|
| Saturday, July 3, 2004
|
Morning |
Free Time
|
|
12:45P/ Department
Campus |
|
|
1:45P-3:45P /
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
National Constitution
Center |
|
3:45P-5:00P /
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
Independence National
Historical Park |
|
5:00P-7:00P /
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
Free Time
|
|
7:05P / Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania |
Baseball Game:
Baltimore Orioles vs. Philadelphia Phillies with Fireworks
following the game |
| Sunday, July 4, 2004 -
Independence Day |
12:30P / 30 Winslow
Road |
BBQ, Residence of
Professor James Magee |
|
Dusk / Newark,
Delaware |
Town of Newark
Fireworks |
| Monday, July 5, 2004
|
TBA |
Pool Party &
Outdoor Sport Activities w/Summer College |
|
6:30P-8:10P / Room TBA
|
Film, 1776
|
|
8:15P-10:25P / Room
TBA |
Film, Independence
Day |
|
10:30P-1:30A / Room
TBA |
Film, The
Patriot |
| Tuesday, July 6, 2004
|
9:00A-10:30A / ALS 126
|
Professor James Magee
(Political Science)
Academic Program
Introduction
American Norms and Attitudes: The Historical
Roots |
|
11:00A-12:30P / ALS
231 |
Professor Joan
DelFattore (English)
Free Speech Under Fire: Disputes Over
Controversial Speech In Public Schools |
|
1:45P-3:15P / ALH 126
|
Student Panel: The
American Undergraduate Experience |
| Wednesday, July 7,
2004 |
8:00A-9:45A /
PRS/U.M.S |
Mr. Moahhamd Yaghi,
Executive Director, Palestinian Center for Mass Communication,
Ramallah
Overcoming Misconceptions of Norms and Attitudes
|
|
10:00-11:30A / ALS 126
|
Professor Joan
Delfattore (English)
Lecture: Religious Freedom in America:
a case study in public schools |
|
1:45P-3:15P / MEM 110
|
Professor Kenneth
Koford (Economics)
Lecture: Independence, Self-Initiative
and the Values of Hard Work and Honesty |
|
6:00P / 47 Kent Way
|
Dinner Hosted by the
President and Mrs. Roselle |
| Thursday, July 8, 2004
|
9:00A-10:30A / ALS 126
|
Professor James Magee
(Political Science)
Discussion: Contemporary American Norms
and Attitudes |
|
11:00A-12:30P / ALS
126 |
Professor Renee Hayes
(Education)
Seminar: Defining American Culture - How
American Culture is experienced by Americans living outside
the United States, how visitors to the United states define
American culture, and the diversity of perspectives included
in the notion 'American.' |
|
1:45P- / MLB
|
Library Time included
in the notion 'American.' |
|
Evening / Room TBA
|
Film, The Wizard
of Oz |
| Friday, July 9, 2004
|
9:00A |
Depart Newark
|
|
1:30P-3:30P / Lewes
Campus - Virden |
Professor Audrey
Helfman (Consumer Studies)
Leadership Workshop
|
|
4:00P / Lewes,
Delaware |
Walking Tour
|
| Saturday, July 10,
2004 |
9:30A-11:00A / Lewes
Campus - Virden |
Professor Audrey
Helfman (Consumer Studies)
Leadership Workshop
|
|
TBA / Lewes Campus -
MSST |
Tour of Research
Vessel Cape Henlopen |
|
Afternoon / Rehoboth
Beach, Delaware |
Beach Opportunity
|
|
Evening / Rehoboth
Beach, Delaware |
Shopping Opportunity
|
| Sunday, July 11, 2004
|
Morning / Lewes,
Delaware |
Beach Opportunity
|
|
12:30P |
Depart Lewes
|
|
1:30P / Georgetown Ag
Campus |
Ms. Susan
Truehart-Garey (Livestock Extension)
Tour of University
Farm, Meet with 4H Student Leaders |
|
Evening |
Return to Newark
|
| Monday, July 12, 2004
|
9:30A-11:00A / MEM 109
|
Michael Foster
(Music)
Interactive Session: Jazz and its Impact on
American Music |
|
11:15A-12:15P / Room
TBA |
Professor Ismat Shah
(Materials Science & Engineering)
Optional meeting for
students interested in Science & Engineering |
|
1:00P-2:30P / MEM 110
|
Professor Ralph
Begleiter (Communication)
Multimedia Presentation:
Understanding the American News Media in a Global Context
|
|
3:00P-4:30P / MEM 110
|
Professor Audrey
Helfman (Consumer Studies)
Leadership Workshop
|
| Tuesday, July 13, 2004
|
9:00A-12:45P / MEM 109
|
Professor Thomas
Leitch (English)
Cowboys, Indians, and Couch
Potatoes
Film, The Searchers |
|
2:00P-4:00P / MEM 109
|
Professor Ralph
Begleiter (Communication)
Multimedia Presentation: Whose
Media? |
|
Evening / Room TBA
|
Multiethnic Dinner
|
| Wednesday, July 14,
2004 |
9:00A-10:30A / GOR 104
|
Professor Claire
Rasmussen (Political Science)
Lecture: Race and Racism in
America |
|
11:00A-12:30P / GOR
104 |
Professor Barbara
Darling-Smith (Religion)
Class: Religion and American
Culture |
|
1:45P-3:15P GOR 104
|
Professor Joseph Pika
(Political Science)
The American Presidency |
| Thursday, July 15,
2004 |
9:00A-10:30A / MEM 110
|
Professor Thomas
Leitch (English)
Presentation: Fear of Crime/Love of
Criminals |
|
11:00A-12:30P / MEM
109 |
Professor Mark J.
Miller (Political Science)
American Immigration Policy: The
Present and the Future |
| Friday, July 16, 2004
|
9:00A-10:30A / MEM 109
|
Professor Mark J.
Miller (Political Science)
Lecture: The Evolution and
Impact of American Immigration |
|
11:00A-12:20P / MEM
110 |
Professor Audrey
Helfman (Consumer Studies)
Leadership Workshop
|
|
Afternoon |
Free Time
|
|
Evening |
Folk Dancing
(Optional) |
| Saturday, July 17,
2004 |
9:00A-4:00P /
Wilmington, Delaware |
Volunteer Opportunity:
Habitat for Humanity Project |
| Sunday, July 18, 2004
|
9:00A-Evening
|
Share the Day in
Baltimore with the Georgetown University MEPI
Program
Ft. McHenry
National Aquarium
Barnes and
Noble, Booksellers |
| Monday, July 19, 2004
|
9:00A-10:30A / MEM 110
|
Dr. Sean Cox
(International Studies)
Roundtable: Americans Abroad -
Their impact on the World |
| Monday, July 19, 2004
|
11:00A-12:30P / MEM
109 |
Professor Paige
Eager-Whaley (Political Science)
Lecture: American Feminism
and Contemporary Politics |
|
Afternoon |
Free Time
|
| Tuesday, July 20, 2004
|
9:00A-10:30A / MEM 109
|
Professor Stacie Beck
(Economics)
Lecture: The American Financial Sector
|
|
11:00A-12:30P / MEM
110 |
Professor Audrey
Helfman (Consumer Studies)
Leadership Workshop
|
|
1:45P-3:15P / MEM 110
|
Professor Matthew
Robinson (Health and Exercise Sciences)
Seminar:
Professional Sports and the American Economy |
| Wednesday, July 21,
2004 |
9:00A-10:30A / ALS 230
|
Professor Kenneth
Koford (Economics)
Lecture: Government Regulation of
Business - Health, Safety, and the Environment |
|
11:00A-12:30P / ALS
126 |
Professor Stacie Beck
(Economics)
Lecture: The Conduct of U.S. Macroeconomic
Policy |
|
1:45P-3:15P ALS 230
|
Professor Renee Hayes
(Education)
Presentation: The American Immigrant Experience
- How different immigrant groups have adapted to American
culture and, through attempting to maintain their heritage
cultures and languages, have helped to shape and define
American society |
| Thursday, July 22,
2004 |
9:00A-10:30A / Room
TBA |
Student Panel: So you
think you want to be a graduate student? |
|
TBA |
Depart Campus
|
|
TBA / Wilmington,
Delaware |
Hagley Museum &
Library |
|
TBA / Oxford,
Pennsylvania |
Herr's Potato Chip
Factory |
|
TBA |
Arrive Newark
|
|
8:00P / Room TBA
|
Film, Norma
Rae |
| Friday, July 23, 2004
|
9:30A-10:30A / GOR 104
|
Room Reserved
|
|
11:00A-12:20P / GOR
104 |
Professor Hilda
Speicher (Psychology)
Lecture: The Social Psychology of
inter-group relations in the American urban neighborhood
|
|
1:45P-3:15P GOR 114
|
Room Scheduled
|
|
8:00P Room TBA
|
Film,
Barefoot |
| Saturday, July 24,
2004 |
9:00A / Christiana
Towers |
Depart Campus by bus
|
|
11:30A New York, NY
|
Arrive |
|
Afternoon |
Professor Hilda
Speicher (Psychology) Discussion and Site Visit: Small
Neighborhoods in the Large Metropolis |
|
Evening / Times
Square, New York, NY |
Musical, 42nd
Street |
| Sunday, July 25, 2004
|
Morning / New York, NY
|
Visit to Statue of
Liberty National Monument including Ellis Island |
|
Early Afternoon / New
York, NY |
World Trade Center
Site |
|
7:00P |
Depart New York by bus
|
|
Late Evening
|
Arrive Newark, DE
|
| Monday, July 26, 2004
|
9:00A-10:30A / MEM 109
|
Room Scheduled
|
|
11:00A-12:30P / MEM
109 |
Professor Mark Miller
(Political Science)
The United States and the
Israeli-Palestinian Question |
|
1:45P-3:15P / MEM 110
|
Professor Daniel Green
(Political Science)
American Foreign Policy and the Middle
East |
| Tuesday, July 27, 2004
|
9:00A-10:30A / GOR 208
|
Professor Audrey
Helfman (Consumer Studies)
Leadership Workshop
|
|
11:00A-12:30P / GOR
208 |
Professor Kenneth
Koford (Economics)
The Decentralization of American
Institutions |
|
1:15P-3:15P / GOR 208
|
Room Scheduled
|
| Wednesday, July 28,
2004 |
9:00A-10:30 / GOR 208
|
Professor Benigno
Aguirre (Sociology)
Mass Migration and the Social
Construction of Deviants |
|
11:00A-12:30P / GOR
217 |
Professor Candace
Archer (Political Science)
American Political Institutions:
Financial Institutions |
|
1:45P-3:15P |
Free Time
|
|
Evening |
Packing Party
|
| Thursday, July 29,
2004 |
9:00A-10:30A / MEM 110
|
Professor Benigno
Aguirre (Sociology)
Late 20th Century Migration to the
United States: A Comparative Look at Civic and Political
Integration |
|
11:00A-12:30P / MEM
109 |
Professor Candace
Archer (Political Science)
American Political Institutions:
Political Parties and Elections |
|
1:45P-3:30P / MEM 110
|
Professor Matthew
Robinson (Health and Exercise Sciences)
Sports and American
Society |
|
Evening |
Film, Mr. Smith
Goes to Washington |
| Friday, July 30, 2004
|
9:00A-10:30A / GOR 208
|
Professor Candace
Archer (Political Science)
American Political Institutions:
Congress |
|
10:55A-12:20P / Room
TBA |
Participant
Presentations |
|
1:45P-4:15P / GOR 208
|
Room Reserved
|
|
4:00P-6:00P / Room TBA
|
Participant
Presentations |
|
6:30P / Room TBA
|
Farewell Dinner
|
| Saturday, July 31,
2004 |
9:00A |
Depart Campus
|
|
10:15A-1:30P /
Harrington, Delaware |
Delaware State Fair
|
|
Late Afternoon /
Salisbury, Maryland |
Adkins Historical and
Museum Complex |
|
Evening /
Williamsburg, Virginia |
Check in Red Roof Inn
|
| Sunday, Aug. 1, 2004
|
All Day /
Williamsburg, Virginia |
Colonial Williamsburg
Historical Park |
| Monday, Aug. 2, 2004
|
All Day /
Williamsburg, Virginia |
Busch Gardens
Amusement Park |
| Tuesday, Aug. 3, 2004
|
9:30-12:00P / Norfolk,
Virginia |
Fleet Forces
Command
The Military Command and its Impact on American
Culture and Community |
|
Afternoon / Norfolk,
Virginia |
Tour of Aircraft
Carrier |
|
Evening / Washington,
D.C. |
Fleet Forces Command
|
| Wednessday, Aug 4,
2004 |
9:15A-10:30AM / The
United States Senate |
Meeting with Senator
Joseph S. Biden (D-DE) |
|
11:00AM-12:00P / The
United States House of Representatives |
Meeting with Rep.
Michael Castle (R-DE) |
|
12:30P-2:00P /
Washington, D. C. |
The Arab-American
Institute (Luncheon) |
|
3:30P-5:30P / Center
for Strategic and Internationals Studies |
Jon B. Alterman,
Director, The Middle East Program
The United States, the
Middle East, and North Africa |
|
3:30P-5:30P / Center
for Strategic and Internationals Studies |
Mr. Thomas M.
Sanderson (Law & Diplomacy)
On Entering International
Service, and an Open Discussion of International Relations and
Politics |
| Thursday, Aug 5, 2004
|
9:30A-10:30A / U. S.
Department of State Washington, D.C. |
Meeting with the
Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs |
|
11:00A-12:00P
|
TBA |
|
12:00P-1:30P
|
Lunch at the State
Department |
|
2:30P |
Council on
American-Islamic Relations |
| Friday, Aug 6, 2004
|
12:30P |
Free Time
|
| Saturday, Aug 7, 2004
|
All Day |
Departures from
Washington Dulles Airport, Virginia
|
