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During
the first stage of the project, now completed, Honors students were sent
to visit seven different villages, and asked to shoot video footage there.
The villages in question were Chitterne, England; La Guiche, France; Monteriggioni,
Italy; Opatów (old Jewish name: Apt), Poland; Lovrenc, Slovenia;
Siete Aguas, Spain; and Ardez, Switzerland. DVDs have been edited out
of the footage, one DVD per village.
The Rutgers “Teach Europe” day will consist of four workshops
held in the morning and one roundtable in the afternoon. The workshops
will focus on one village each, and will include the screening of the
relevant DVD.
Douglass
Student Center
100 George Street
New Brunswick, New Jersey 08901-1412
Phone: (732) 932-9374
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the travel advisory
Parking permits will be provided
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All workshop participants will be given a copy of the DVD shown
in their respective workshop, to be used in their K-12 classes.
The participants in the afternoon roundtable will be the students
who have visited the villages. The roundtable will be chaired by
Uri Eisenzweig, Professor of French and Comparative Literature and
Director of the Center for European Studies. The afternoon session
will include the screening of the three DVDs not shown in the morning
workshops (about Chitterne, England; Lovrenc, Slovenia; and Ardez,
Switzerland.)
A copy of each one of these three DVDs will be given to all those
attending the Rutgers Teach Europe Day.
La
Guiche, France: the workshop will be led by Steve Reinert,
Associate Professor of History
CODE
R1
Monteriggioni,
Italy: the workshop will be led by Alessandro Vettori,
Associate Professor of Italian
CODE R2
Opatów/Apt,
Poland: the workshop will be led by Nancy Sinkoff,
Associate Professor of Jewish Studies
CODE
R3
Associate Professor in Spanish & Portuguese
CODE R4
The
Schedule for the Rutgers Teach Europe is as follows
9:30 AM
REGISTRATION AND CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
WELCOME
WORKSHOPS
ROUNDTABLE
Workshops: Meeting Rooms B, C, D, Whittman Room