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The six-hour course is open to graduates (History 5668) and to undergraduates who are juniors or seniors (History 4668). The cost of the course is $2,499 plus tuition and fees. There is a possibility that partial grants will be available for which students may compete. Evening classes will be held at UT Tyler during the four Fridays of May 2004. The class will travel to Europe June 5-20 and visit major Central European capitals: Berlin, Vienna, Warsaw, Prague and Budapest. Dr. Patricia A. Gajda, professor of history, is organizing the course. Students should consult her for details as soon as possible at (903) 566-7440 or pgajda@mail.uttyl.edu. Brochures with full details and application forms are available in the Department of History office in Room 237 of the Business Administration Building and on the bulletin board outside Dr. Gajda’s office (Room 235). Students who submit the down payment along with the application to the course may officially register by telephone for the course beginning Nov. 3. “Interested students are encouraged to apply as soon as possible,” Dr. Gajda said. “Changing procedures in the tour industry now require that we apply and make down payments much earlier than in the past if we wish to reserve spots, which will be awarded on a first-come, first-served basis.”
Contact person: Emily Battle, (903) 565-5604
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The
UT Tyler Department of History will offer a travel/study course
on World War II in Central Europe during Summer Session I in 2004.
