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Wake Forest University Vienna Program at Flow House The Flow House program has a priority deadline of November 1, 2009 for the fall 2010 semester, and March 1, 2009 for the spring semester 2010. Applications submitted after the priority deadline will be reviewed on a rolling admissions basis and applications will be reviewed until the house is full. Even if the program is full, interested students are encouraged to submit an application and can be put on a waitlist. Resident Professor Fall 2009: Michael Hughes, History, hughes@wfu.edu Fall 2010: Larry West, German, westle@wfu.edu Spring 2011: Steven Giles, Communication, gilessm@wfu.edu
In 1998, Flow House is situated in a northwest section of Duration Fall and spring semesters Students generally attend only one semester. Academic Program Each fall and spring semester, a group of Field trips around the city, attendance at musical performances, museum visits, and cultural events are an integral part of the academic program and are highlights for many students. Longer excursions to other cities are also part of each semester's schedule of events. Past groups have visited Fall 2009 Program Information: Dr. Michael L. Hughes (hughes@wfu.edu) will offer 2 History courses, Who Am I? Social and Cultural Identity in East Central Europe (which will meet a Division I requirement) and Fin-de Siècle Vienna (which will meet the European history distribution for History majors). Either course could also count as an elective toward the History major or toward graduation. We will visit various sites in Fall 2010 Program Information Dr. Larry West (westle@wfu.edu) will hold an information session on September 16, 2009 in Greene 341 at 4.30pm on his Fall 2010 program. Please contact Dr. West if you cannot attend the meeting and would like more information. Accommodations Flow House can accommodate fourteen students. There are five student bedrooms on the top floor. A classroom, spacious kitchen, library with state-of-the-art technology, dining room, and living room are located on the middle floor. The house is wired for Internet access and students may bring their laptop computers. A three-bedroom Resident Professor apartment is on the first floor. The house contains separate laundry facilities for faculty and students. Costs Students pay current Selection Criteria The Resident Professor is responsible for the selection of each group based on the following criteria: *Academic suitability *Social and emotional maturity *Classification (seniors given some priority) *Seriousness of the student in pursuing the academic and cultural aims of the program *Applicability of the program to the student's interests and studies *One year of college German (111-112, 113, or the high school equivalent) is required for a semester of study at the Flow House. (This requirement has been waived for the Fall 2009 term) *Majors in all disciplines are eligible.
Special scholarships for study at Flow House are available. Interested students should apply through the semester Resident Professor. Students may apply for additional scholarships through the Center for International Studies. Contact Information House Address
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