SYLLABUS FOR: ORGL510 - Renaissance Leadership for the 21st Century taught by Dr. Michael Carey 

COML513 - Renaissance Rhetoric taught by Dr. John Caputo

The Renaissance was inspired by the ideals of classical antiquity—awareness of human power and potentiality, and a passion for discovery—but it also transformed them to meet the challenges of the time. Now we can draw inspiration from Renaissance ideals, transforming them to meet our own challenges.

Both courses are 3 graduate credits and are offered in tandem while in Florence.  Most students find it convenient to take both courses and thus earning 6 graduate credits.  The majority of the course work is approached as online courses, with the Florence time the "experiential" portion of the longer, more indepth course.

A typical class day would be:
9am - 10:15am  - class session
10:15am - 10:45am - caffe' discussion
10:45am - 12:30pm - class session
12:30pm - 2:30pm - free time
2:30pm - 6pm - afternoon excursions
 

at-a-glance

Program type: Short-term, faculty-led program administered by Gonzaga University

Dates: Friday May 27 - Friday, June 10, 2011 (arrive in Rome on Fri May 27; depart from Florence on Fri June 10)

Eligibility: Graduate  or Doctoral Students 

Housing: 3 star hotel in Florence & Rome

Cost: $4685 (includes tuition)  OR $7100 if both Renaissance courses are taken

Costs include: Housing, course related museums entry fees, day trip with lunch to Siena,  some meals
(air transportation and the majority of your meals and  ARE NOT INCLUDED)

Financial aid: Gonzaga and federal financial aid can be applied towards this program

Program Application: Applications will be considered on a rolling admissions basis.