Domestic Travel Study Program
Academic Programs' Travel Study program provides opportunities for students to study a variety of topics - from studying languages in native countries, to seeing first-hand the people and places talked about in courses.
Travel allows students to gain new perspectives about the world, to immerse themselves in a particular subject of interest and to experience subjects in a way that cannot be attained in a traditional classroom environment.
Travel Study Programs Offered in 2007 - 2008
Travel Study Program to Colima, Mexico
Mammal Field Studies in Colima, Mexico
Instructor: Gary D. Schnell
Course Number: ZOO-4970 / ZOO-5970
Course dates: December 27, 2007 – January 15, 2008
Coursed Description:
The course will involve studying mammals in their natural environment in the state of Colima in Mexico. It will include the use of trapping and netting techniques, as well as specimen preparation and filed identification. Basic grid methods will be used to estimate densities and home range4s of small mammals. They will visit a variety of habitats and receive instruction in basics of ecology. Overall, the students will learn basic field methods used in ecological and systematic studies of mammals.
Instructor Permission Required: Dr. Gary Schnell - 325-5050 - gschnell@ou.edu
Summer in Santa Fe
Seven exciting courses are offered through Summer in Santa Fe. Participants interact with renowned faculty, famous authors, and cultural experts while earning college credit or studying as a special student for educational travel. Participants also experience the cultural heritage of Santa Fe and enjoy exquisite dining, shopping, opera, flamenco, and more. In addition, participants will enjoy cultural excursions, the chips and salsa reception, and optional morning t’ai chi.
Over 1,400 participants from varied backgrounds have experienced the University of Oklahoma’s Summer in Santa Fe program. This travel study program is designed for anyone interested in learning more about the rich culture, history, and arts of the southwest. Come and experience the “City Different.” Learn more about Summer in Santa Fe.
For more information or to enroll, contact
the Academic Programs-CAFE office at 325-5101 or cafe@ou.edu.
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