Study Abroad
Instruction and Assessment for Second Language Learners, New Zealand
July 8 - 18, 2010
Earn credit studying in New Zealand in Summer 2010 with Towson University. This program will introduce students to the theory of English language literacy and provide information on how to work with
English language learners. The program includes attendance at the International Reading Association World Congress Conference being held in Auckland, New Zealand from July 12 - 15. The opportunity to attend this conference will be an outstanding professional development for all program participants. Other features include a city tour of Auckland and a visit to a local language center.
The program is based in Auckland on New Zealand's North Island. It is the largest city in New Zealand with over 1.3 million residents representing 31% of the country's population. Already home to a sizeable Asian community, Auckland is also home to the largest Polynesian population of any city in the world.
Housing: Participants will stay in hotels with students sharing rooms with one or more classmates.
Faculty Director: Dr. Gilda Martinez, Towson University Educational Technology and Literacy Department.
Course: REED 371 or EDUC 651 Instruction and Assessment for Second Language Learners (3 credits).
Cost: $3,650 includes academic credit, airfare, health insurance, housing, breakfast daily, conference registration, academic visit, and a city tour. Additional costs include $150 study abroad fee, all other meals, and personal expenses.
*The Towson University Study Abroad Office reserves the right to make any necessary changes including adjustments in cost in the event that unforeseen circumstances arise.
Application Deadline: MARCH 15, 2010. Admission is on a rolling basis. Early application is advised as space is
limited.
Application Process: Students must hold a cumulative GPA of 2.5 and have a high school diploma or equivalent experience. Fill out an application (PDF) and submit it to the TU Study Abroad Office. $250 deposit required at time of application.
Non-TU undergraduate students must also submit a completed Non-Degree Enrollment Application (PDF) Non-TU graduate students must also submit an Application for Graduate School (PDF) .
For Further Information: Contact Dr. Gilda Martinez , Towson University Educational Technology and Literacy Department, 410-704-3581 or the TU Study Abroad Office.
Study Abroad Office
Administration Building, 2nd Floor
Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Phone: 410-704-2451
Fax: 410-704-4703
Email: studyabroad@towson.edu
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