Keio University Summer School at University of Washington

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Keio University Summer School at University of
Washington

• August 19 -- September 9, 2006

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HUMAN SYSTEMS IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST BIOREGION

• Objectives
• To know issues and challenges encountered in an
  urban area
• To know pressures on natural resources in the
  Pacific Northwest
• To know the impact of urbanization on the
  environment
• Features
• First-hand experiences
• Wide range of academic and professional
  interests
• With plentiful natural resources

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ProgramFramework

• Number of Students
  Up to 33
• Site
• UW campus, off-campus facilities, dormitory
  
• Framework
• Lecture / Workshop 15 hours
• Discussion / Project work / Presentation 20
  hours
• Field work 34 hours
• English communication skill 12 hours
• Short visits including lodgment 1 Pack
  Forest Cabin
• (Mount Rainier National Park)
• 2 Friday Harbor Laboratories
  (San Juan Island)

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Map
Friday Harbor Lab on San Juan Island (70
miles from Seattle)
University of Washington
Campus
Mt. Rainier National Park
Pack Forest Cabin (60 miles from Seattle)
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General Information

• Total Program Fees (subject to change)
  3,258.85
• Included
• Program fee
• Housing and meals
• Costs for the two short visits
• Not included
• International airfare
• Travel insurance cost
• Application deadline April 28 , 2006
• Please send application documents,
  required materials to Keio University
  International Center through the International
  Office of APRU member universities.

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• Keio University would like to welcome 5
  studentsfrom APRU member universities to this
  program.