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THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

OFFICE OF THE PROVOST

Policy Concerning Study, Travel, and Research in Countries
Under U.S. State Department Travel Warnings  

[dated: 12 October, 2005]

Avian Flu: please read

the Gorge of Samaria (Crete)

Athens Corinth Epidauros Mycenae Nemea and Crete plus many other sites and museums of historical cultural, and archaeological significance (ancient, byzantine, and modern) 'Itinerary' details last revised: 1 May 2008

Professor W.J. McCoy Associate Professor of History and Adjunct Associate Professor of Classics A member of the faculty at UNC at Chapel Hill since 1970, Professor McCoy will teach and direct all phases of the program, as he has since its inception in 1981   questions? contact Professor McCoy at: wjmccoy@unc.edu

Professor McCoy lecturing on the Athenian Acropolis

George Spiridakis, Professional Guide (left), will accompany the group on Crete For local travel assistance, contact Ellen Holcomb at Viking Travel (968-4586) Travel arrangements in Greece provided by: George Tsilides, George's Travel Service, Ltd., Athens Nikos Voyatzopoulos, Ierapetra Express, Ierapetra, Crete

$3800 includes tuition and instruction, site and museum entrance fees, course pack, hotel accommodations, daily breakfast, group dinners, and transportation for all excursions. * based on exchange rates on 9-25-07 and 25 registrations Cost and itinerary are subject to change.

the Theater of Dionysos in Athens

the Temple of Apollo at Corinth

$3925* does not include transatlantic transportation, individual lunches and dinners, books, passport fee, and personal expenses.

Payment schedule: a deposit of $600 with the registration application,
the remaining balance ($3200) by late February or early March, 2008.

along the Sacred Way at Delphi

History 225 [old History 52] History of Greece, 3 hours History 423 [old History 102B] Ancient Greek Society and Culture, 3 hours   Undergraduates may substitute History 196 [old History 91A] for History 225 Independent Study for Undergraduates, 3 hours   Graduate students may register for History 425 and History 899 [old History 299] Independent Study for Graduates, 3 hours   There are no prerequisites for any of these courses.

Enrollment in Greece 2008 is open to UNC at Chapel Hill students, visiting students from other colleges and universities, alumni and alumnae, and friends of the University. Applications will be available at the UNC Summer School in October 2007.

the Temple of Poseidon at Sounion

the Church of Hosios Loukas

The Early Application Period (Priority Registration) extends from 22 October - 5 November 2007. The Continuing Application Period for any remaining spaces continues on a first-come basis from 19 November, 2007 until the program fills. Apply early... space is limited

for program details, contact	for registration details, contact
Professor W.J. McCoy	UNC-CH Summer School
Dept. of History; UNC-CH	134 E. Franklin St., Rm. 200
469 Hamilton Hall; CB# 3195	CB# 3340
Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3195	Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3340
telephone: 919-962-5437	telephone: 919-966-4364
email: wjmccoy@unc.edu	http://www.unc.edu/summer

All photographs by W.J. McCoy; they may not be duplicated without his permission.

Itinerary

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