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Australia: Connecting Communities and Sharing Cultures
CANCELLED Summer 2008
contact:
roger.mckinney@sccmail.maricopa.edu or manny.pino@sccmail.maricopa.edu
Australia/New Zealand
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Nizhoni at Te Papa |
" Australia and New Zealand was a life changing experience for me. I learned more about Indigenous culture on a international level and learned more about myself. Entering a new level of self discovery was the most rewarding for me. I came to appreciate indigenous culture and language more and have built lifetime friendships. My life is more fulfilled. As an American Indian Studies major this trip definitely gave me more inspiration to the field of study I'm currently pursuing and definitely broadened my level of understanding of indigenous peoples of this world. " |
We're looking for adventure seekers who value the art of storytelling and want to connect with indigenous peoples. Three SCC faculty are leading a group of 16-20 interested students to Australia where we'll live and work with an aboriginal community for two weeks.
Course Enrollment
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AIS 103, 1 credit, Introduction to Indigenous Cultures
AIS 282AC, 3 credits, Volunteerism for Indigenous Studies
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Approximate Cost - $3658.00 per student including tuition and registration fees.
$2000 deposit due April TBA
Scholarship & Funding - A limited number of student scholarships are available through SCC International Education Programs office. For additional funding, please check with either leading faculty or the SCC International Education Programs office.
contact the American Indian Program or International Education Program for further information |
SCOTTSDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Scottsdale Community College is a public community college located on the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community in Scottsdale, Arizona. SCC has an average full time enrollment of 10,000+ day and evening students.
SCC is a multi-ethnic campus which features an American Indian Program (AIP) office that provides student support services on American Indian related academic programs and community outreach services.
Page maintained by Ana Cuddington, American Indian Program Director
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