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tentative dates: May 29 to July 2, 2002 |
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application deadline: February 15, 2002 |
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application fee: $150 (late fee: + $100) |
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estimated cost for five weeks abroad: $3,270 |
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application deadline: February 15, 2002 |
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Associate Professor Morehead State University (606) 783-2779 |
Before she became the director of the KIIS France Program in 1999, Mary Jo Netherton traveled in France extensively and taught with KIIS four times. She is passionate about all aspects of French culture and conducts research on French film, Joan of Arc, and new approach- es to teaching French. She teaches both French and Latin, and has fur- ther interests in such issues as eating disorders and body images dissatisfac- tion. |
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Assistant Professor Berea College
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Beth Crachiolo has been to France several times, and Paris is one of her favorite places. Her primary interest is in medieval literature, but she also teaches Renaissance literature and General Studies courses like Western Traditions. She is currently working on a book about saints' lives in medi- eval England. |
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Assistant Professor Morehead State University (on leave; use e-mail) |
A German native, Sylvia Henneberg spent time studying in Germany and France before receiving her Ph.D. in English at the University of Georgia. She teaches American Literature, Composition, and Women's Studies at Morehead State University and is currently conducting research on women poets and aging. She has lived in Paris and taught a group of KIIS students there in the summer of 2000. |
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Associate Professor Eastern Kentucky University (859) 273-5314 |
Having lived, studied, and worked in Paris, Rebecca King will be partici- pating in the KIIS France program for the second time. At EKU she teach- es all levels of courses in French lan- guage, culture, and literature. She has a special interest in poetry and also teaches courses in phonetics and busi- ness French. Check out her French resources webpage! |
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Professor of Psychology Eastern Kentucky University (859) 622-3122 |
Robert Mitchell's primary interests are in animal cognition, particularly that of primates, but he is specifically interested in studying imitation, self- recognition, deception, pretense, and cross-modal skills in animals and hu- mans. He has taught courses on his- tory of psychology, statistics and re- search methods, the origins of sexual desire, and deception and pretense in humans and animals. He has taught twice before with the KIIS program in France and has conducted research at the Primate Center in Strasbourg, France. |
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