Transcript Study abroad informational session

STUDY ABROAD INFORMATION
SESSIONCHM 1045
DR. MARINA ULYANOVA
Travel Dates: May 29-June 6, 2015
Chemistry 1045
History
of Atomic Structure
Subatomic
Particles
Introduction
to Quantum Theory
The
Quantum Model
The
Quantum Atom
ENGLAND IS HOME TO SOME OF THE
EARLIEST UNIVERSITIES IN THE WORLD
COVERING MANY FIELDS INCLUDING
CHEMISTRY.
ONE GOAL OF THIS TRIP IS FOR STUDENTS TO
LEARN AND VISIT PLACES OF SIGNIFICANCE
IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHEMISTRY IN A
GLOBAL SENSE.
CAMBRIDGE AND OXFORD UNIVERSITIES ARE
HOME TO MANY NOBEL PRIZE WINNERS.
ACTIVITIES :
Full-day
excursion to Cambridge which will include:
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Trinity College
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Cavendish Lab
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Whipple Museum
Great Court at Trinity College
Activities
Cavendish Laboratory
CAVENDISH LAB
The Museum at the Cavendish contains
apparatus used in some of the Laboratory's most famous
researches.
It was established in 1870
In
1897, J.J.Thomson, discovered the electron
Ernest
Rutherford was the Cavendish Professor.
He had become famous for discovering the nucleus
of the atom.
The
neutron was discovered by James Chadwick in 1932
THE WHIPPLE MUSEUM'S COLLECTION
INCLUDES SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS,
APPARATUS, MODELS, PICTURES, PRINTS,
PHOTOGRAPHS, BOOKS AND OTHER
MATERIAL RELATED TO THE HISTORY OF
SCIENCE.
Museum holds an internationally important
collection of scientific instruments and
models, dating from the Middle Ages to the
present.
The Whipple Museum has a collection of over
400 microscopes and accessories, dating
from the late 17th century to the present.
Some of the most important microscopes in
the collection were owned and used by
famous scientists, such as Charles Darwin
WHIPPLE MUSEUM
SCIENTIFIC TEACHING MODELS
The Whipple Museum has a very large collection
of teaching models; one recently-acquired
model is a 19th-century anatomical model in
papier-mâché.
ACTIVITIES
Full-day in London
-
Museum of Science
-
British Museum
MUSEUM OF SCIENCE
It includes optical instruments, electrical
instruments, X-ray tubes, chemical laboratory
equipment and thermometers.
Activities
Museum of Science London:
- King George III collection of apparatus for demonstrating scientific principles
- Marie Curie and the History of Radioactivity
- Robert Best Ede's chemistry set, England, 1840-1900
Activities
Full day in Oxford:
- Museum of Science Oxford
- Experience campus life at St. Clare’s College, where
you will stay and meet local students.
Activities
St. Clare’s College
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Application/Passport information
1. FILL OUT AN APPLICATION:
YOUR NAME ON THE STUDENT APPLICATION MUST COMPLETELY MATCH THE
NAME AS IT IS OR WILL BE ON YOUR PASSPORT, INCLUDING YOUR MIDDLE
NAME. WE GIVE THE NAME THAT YOU ENTER ON YOUR APPLICATION TO THE
TRAVEL PROVIDER FOR TICKET ISSUANCE. IF THE NAME YOU PROVIDE TO US
DOES NOT EXACTLY MATCH THE NAME ON YOUR PASSPORT, YOU MAY BE
DENIED BOARDING YOUR FLIGHT, OR THE AIRLINE COULD CHARGE YOU A
LARGE FEE TO RE‐ISSUE YOUR TICKETS. THE COLLEGE IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR
ERRORS OR OMISSIONS OF YOUR NAME ON THE STUDY ABROAD
APPLICATION.
2. PASSPORT:
IF YOU ALREADY HAVE A PASSPORT, INCLUDE A COPY OF THE ID PAGE WITH
YOUR APPLICATION. IF YOU DON’T HAVE A PASSPORT, IT CAN TAKE UP TO 12
WEEKS TO GET ONE. PLAN ACCORDINGLY!!
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Program Information
1. BY SUBMITTING AN APPLICATION AND ALL OTHER SUBSEQUENT FORMS YOU AGREE TO ABIDE BY
ALL PROGRAM RULES AND TO YOUR DEPOSITS FOR THE TRIP MUST BE SUBMITTED ACCORDING TO
THE TIMELINES OF YOUR INDIVIDUAL SA PROGRAM.
2. THE IEC DIRECTOR AND/OR FACULTY/STAFF RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ACCEPT OR DECLINE
PARTICIPANTS IN THE PROGRAM.
3. THE COST OF ALL SA PROGRAMS IS BASED ON MULTI-OCCUPANCY. ALSO, DUE TO THE
FLUCTUATION IN FOREIGN CURRENCY, FINAL PROGRAM COSTS MAY NOT BE AVAILABLE UNTIL 30
DAYS BEFORE DEPARTURE. PARTICIPANTS ARE LIABLE AND RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ADDITIONAL
COSTS ABOVE THE ADVERTISED RATES
4. ALL PARTICIPATING STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO ATTEND A PRE-DEPARTURE ORIENTATION.
5. MEDICAL AND TRAVEL INSURANCE IS REQUIRED FOR ALL SA TRIPS WITH PBSC. THE COLLEGE HAS
SECURED A VERY REASONABLE INSURANCE PLAN WITH GALLAGHER-KOSTER THAT WILL COVER
YOU FOR YOUR TRIP. THE COST IS $37 FOR MOST STUDENTS DEPENDING ON AGE. THIS INSURANCE
IS MANDATORY UNLESS YOU CAN OTHERWISE PROVE COVERAGE THROUGH YOUR OWN.
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Forms to Fill Out (Applications and Risk Management ((RM))
Forms)
1. APPLICATION FOR PARTICIPATION
2. CONSENT TO RELEASE CONFIDENTIAL STUDENT RECORD
INFORMATION
3. STUDENT INFORMATION AND PASSPORT FORM (RM)
4. EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION (RM)
5. PHYSICIAN STATEMENT (RM)
6. PERMISSION FOR EMERGENCY TREATMENT (RM)
7. RELEASE AND INDEMNITY AGREEMENT (RELEASES COLLEGE OF ALL
LEGAL LIABILITIES, PLEASE READ CLOSELY) (RM)
8. PHOTO/AUDIO/TEXT/VIDEO RELEASE
9. DRUG, ALCOHOL, DISCIPLINE POLICY (ALL RULES AND
REGULATIONS FOUND IN THE PBSC STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT
HANDBOOK PREVAIL WHEN YOU ARE STUDYING ABROAD)
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Travel Requirements for England
1. U.S. CITIZENS SEEKING ENTRY AS TOURISTS OR VISITORS ARE REQUIRED TO PRESENT A VALID PASSPORT.
2. THIS PAGE EXPLAINS WHETHER YOU CAN COME TO THE UK AS A GENERAL VISITOR.
THE 'GENERAL VISITOR' CATEGORY IS FOR NATIONALS OF COUNTRIES OUTSIDE THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC AREA (EEA) AND
SWITZERLAND. IF YOU ARE AN EEA OR SWISS NATIONAL, OR A FAMILY MEMBER OF AN EEA OR SWISS NATIONAL,
THE EUROPEAN NATIONALS SECTION EXPLAINS HOW YOU CAN COME TO THE UK.
TO COME TO THE UK AS A GENERAL VISITOR, YOU MUST BE ABLE TO SHOW THAT:
YOU ARE 18 OR OVER;
YOU INTEND TO VISIT THE UK FOR NO MORE THAN 6 MONTHS (OR 12 MONTHS IF YOU WILL BE ACCOMPANYING AN
ACADEMIC VISITOR);
YOU INTEND TO LEAVE THE UK AT THE END OF YOUR VISIT;
YOU HAVE ENOUGH MONEY TO SUPPORT AND ACCOMMODATE YOURSELF WITHOUT WORKING OR HELP FROM PUBLIC
FUNDS, OR YOU AND ANY DEPENDENTS WILL BE SUPPORTED AND ACCOMMODATED BY RELATIVES OR FRIENDS;
YOU CAN MEET THE COST OF THE RETURN OR ONWARD JOURNEY; AND
YOU ARE NOT IN TRANSIT TO A COUNTRY OUTSIDE THE 'COMMON TRAVEL AREA' (IRELAND, THE UK, THE ISLE OF MAN AND THE
CHANNEL ISLANDS).
YOU MUST ALSO BE ABLE TO SHOW THAT, DURING YOUR VISIT, YOU DO NOT INTEND TO:
LIVE IN THE UK FOR EXTENDED PERIODS THROUGH FREQUENT OR SUCCESSIVE VISITS;
TAKE PAID OR UNPAID EMPLOYMENT, PRODUCE GOODS OR PROVIDE SERVICES, INCLUDING THE SELLING OF GOODS OR
SERVICES DIRECTLY TO MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC;
DO A COURSE OF STUDY, AS LONG AS THIS STUDY IS NOT THE MAIN REASON FOR YOUR VISIT (SEE 'PERMITTED STUDY' BELOW);
MARRY OR REGISTER A CIVIL PARTNERSHIP, OR GIVE NOTICE OF MARRIAGE OR CIVIL PARTNERSHIP;
CARRY OUT THE ACTIVITIES OF A BUSINESS VISITOR, A SPORTS VISITOR OR AN ENTERTAINER VISITOR; OR
RECEIVE PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATMENT.
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Program Costs
.
1 TUITION FOR COURSE (WITHOUT TECHNOLOGY FEE):
RESIDENT $393 NON-RESIDENT $1432
2. PROGRAM COST FOR ACCOMMODATIONS, CLASS-RELATED TRIPS, LUNCHES, RELATED
ITINERARY, AIRPORT TRANSFERS AND OTHER TRANSPORTATION COSTS: _$1600__ P/P
3. FLIGHT RATE: _$1600_____ P/P
4. G-K INSURANCE: STARTS AT $37 AND GOES UP ACCORDING TO AGE GROUP.
5. MEALS: PLAN FOR BREAKFAST AND DINNER ON YOUR OWN ABOUT $50/DAY
6. INCIDENTALS (SOUVENIRS, TIPS, RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES DURING FREE TIME, AND OTHER
MISCELLANEOUS COSTS): SUGGESTED AMOUNT IS $300.
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PROGRAM COSTS
-1ST PAYMENT OF $533.33 IS DUE ON OCT 1ST,
2014 .
-2ND PAYMENT OF $533.33 IS DUE ON NOV 1ST,
2014.
-3RD PAYMENT OF $533.33 IS DUE DEC 1ST, 2014.
-4TH PAYMENT OF $533.33 IS DUE JAN 5TH, 2015.
5TH PAYMENT OF $533.33 IS DUE FEB 1ST, 2015
6TH PAYMENT OF $533.33 IS DUE MARCH 1ST, 2015
7TH AND LAST PAYMENT DUE FOR MEDICAL
INSURANCE (AMOUNT DUE ACCORDING TO AGE
GROUP)
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QUESTIONS?