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A Study Abroad Trip to Poland 10 days: May 22 – 31, 2015 Trip cost: $3,400 plus tuition Includes: Round trip Airfare, airport transfer from Mercer, parking, lodging, some meals, health insurance, guided tours, excursions, and seminars listed on itinerary, 2 faculty leaders. Not Included: luggage fees, most meals, trip insurance Application Procedure: Get forms online at www.mccc.edu/studyabroad, Submit forms and $500 deposit to Study Abroad Office, BS109 Registration begins: Monday, October 6th, 2014. Registration ends: Friday, December 12, 2014. Final payment due: Friday, January 16, 2015. Scholarships may be available for credit students thanks to the MCCC Foundation. Contact Study Abroad office for details. Information Sessions: Tu 9/23 Noon WWC CM108 Tu 10/28 Noon WWC CM108 Tu 11/25 Noon WWC CM108 Tu 12/9 Noon WWC CM108 Highlights Our 10-day trip begins in Krakow where we will discover what life was like in Nazi-occupied Poland. We will study how the Nazis murdered on an industrial scale and how societies choose to memorialize and remember genocide. We will walk through the Jewish Quarter and the World War II-era Ghetto and tour Oskar Schindler’s factory. We will confront the Holocaust by visiting two of the most infamous labor death camps: Treblinka and Auschwitz-Birkenau. In Warsaw, we will visit the Pawiak Prison–the detention center where Jews and Poles were held during the Nazi occupation – the Museum of the Jewish Historical Institute, the Museum of the History of Polish Jews, and walk along the Path of Jewish Remembrance to the Monument to the Heroes of the Ghetto. Our trip concludes with a day touring the Lodz Ghetto. In addition to our study of the Holocaust, participants will learn about Jewish and Polish culture and visit a number of important cultural sites in Warsaw and Krakow. Associated Courses ENG239 – Literature of World Conflict: The Holocaust HIS 215 - The Holocaust and Other Genocides Faculty Leaders Dr. Craig Coenen LA123 609-570-3533 [email protected] Dr. Jack Tabor LA133 609-570-3838 [email protected] The Holocaust Kazimierz Auschwitz Cattlecar Death Gate at Auschwitz-Birkenau

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Page 1: A Study Abroad - MCCC · A Study Abroad Trip to Poland 10 days: May 22 – 31, 2015 Trip cost: $3,400 plus tuition Includes: Round trip Airfare, airport transfer from Mercer, parking,

A Study Abroad Trip to Poland10 days: May 22 – 31, 2015 Trip cost: $3,400 plus tuitionIncludes: Round trip Airfare, airport transfer from Mercer, parking, lodging, some meals, health insurance, guided tours, excursions, and seminars listed on itinerary, 2 faculty leaders. Not Included: luggage fees, most meals, trip insurance

Application Procedure:Get forms online at www.mccc.edu/studyabroad, Submit forms and $500 deposit to Study Abroad Office, BS109Registration begins: Monday, October 6th, 2014. Registration ends: Friday, December 12, 2014. Final payment due: Friday, January 16, 2015.

Scholarships may be available for credit students thanks to the MCCC Foundation. Contact Study Abroad office for details.

Information Sessions:Tu 9/23 Noon WWC CM108Tu 10/28 Noon WWC CM108Tu 11/25 Noon WWC CM108Tu 12/9 Noon WWC CM108

HighlightsOur 10-day trip begins in Krakow where we will discover what life was like in Nazi-occupied Poland. We will study how the Nazis murdered on an industrial scale and how societies choose to memorialize and remember genocide. We will walk through the Jewish Quarter and the World War II-era Ghetto and tour Oskar Schindler’s factory. We will confront the Holocaust by visiting two of the most infamous labor death camps: Treblinka and Auschwitz-Birkenau. In Warsaw, we will visit the Pawiak Prison–the detention center where Jews and Poles were held during the Nazi occupation – the Museum of the Jewish Historical Institute, the Museum of the History of Polish Jews, and walk along the Path of Jewish Remembrance to the Monument to the Heroes of the Ghetto. Our trip concludes with a day touring the Lodz Ghetto. In addition to our study of the Holocaust, participants will learn about Jewish and Polish culture and visit a number of important cultural sites in Warsaw and Krakow.

Associated Courses

ENG239 – Literature of World Conflict: The HolocaustHIS 215 - The Holocaust and Other Genocides

Faculty LeadersDr. Craig Coenen LA123 609-570-3533 [email protected]. Jack Tabor LA133 609-570-3838 [email protected]

The Holocaust

Kazimierz

Auschwitz Cattlecar

Death Gate at Auschwitz-Birkenau