Study Abroad Information Session: SACI, Florence, Italy - 0 views

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  #1 Karen Keifer-Boyd on 01 Oct 14

   

  Jamie Nesbit, representative of Studio Art Centers International (SACI) in Florence Italy, will present information about study abroad opportunities at 11:15 in the Resource Room (across from the shop) in the Visual Arts Building, and at 2:30 in the Conference Room, 210 Patterson Building, on Tuesday, October 7th. Her presentation will last approximately fifteen minutes and she will be available for questions afterward.
  
  SACI is a four-year art school for Americans and is a Penn State approved study abroad program in the historic center of Florence, Italy. SACI offers a full range of studio courses as well as a selection of art history, museum studies, and art conservation courses.
  
  SACI is available to Penn State students as an approved study abroad program for Fall, Spring or Summer semesters. Next summer, Penn State drawing and painting instructor Ann Tarantino will accompany a group of Penn State students to Florence for a six-week, six-credit summer semester. Prof. Tarantino will teach a painting class for SACI but students will be able to chose any courses from the SACI course offerings.
  
  Jamie Nesbit is visiting our campus to attend the Education Abroad Fair, 11:00 to 4:00 on Wednesday, October 8th in the HUB Alumni Ballroom. If you miss Jamie on Tuesday, come to the Fair on Wednesday where you can learn about all Penn State study abroad programs.
  
  For more information, contact Randy Ploog at: RandyP@psu.edu
  
  Randy J. Ploog
  Coordinator of International Programs
  College of Arts and Architecture
  104 Borland Building
  The Pennsylvania State University
  University Park, PA 16802
  814-865-7317

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Jamie Nesbit, representative of Studio Art Centers International (SACI) in Florence Italy, will present information about study abroad opportunities at 11:15 in the Resource Room (across from the shop) in the Visual Arts Building, and at 2:30 in the Conference Room, 210 Patterson Building, on Tuesday, October 7th. Her presentation will last approximately fifteen minutes and she will be available for questions afterward. <br /> <br /> SACI is a four-year art school for Americans and is a Penn State approved study abroad program in the historic center of Florence, Italy. SACI offers a full range of studio courses as well as a selection of art history, museum studies, and art conservation courses. <br /> <br /> SACI is available to Penn State students as an approved study abroad program for Fall, Spring or Summer semesters. Next summer, Penn State drawing and painting instructor Ann Tarantino will accompany a group of Penn State students to Florence for a six-week, six-credit summer semester. Prof. Tarantino will teach a painting class for SACI but students will be able to chose any courses from the SACI course offerings. <br /> <br /> Jamie Nesbit is visiting our campus to attend the Education Abroad Fair, 11:00 to 4:00 on Wednesday, October 8th in the HUB Alumni Ballroom. If you miss Jamie on Tuesday, come to the Fair on Wednesday where you can learn about all Penn State study abroad programs. <br /> <br /> For more information, contact Randy Ploog at: RandyP@psu.edu <br /> <br /> Randy J. Ploog <br /> Coordinator of International Programs <br /> College of Arts and Architecture <br /> 104 Borland Building <br /> The Pennsylvania State University <br /> University Park, PA 16802 <br /> 814-865-7317</div>

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