Faculty Led Programs
Faculty led programs are trips with Snow College faculty members to other countries. Usually there are educational components to the trip, and sometimes there is Snow College credit offered for the class. For example, Snow College has had trips to Taiwan to teach English as a Second Language. The students received TESL credits for pre-trip activities, a project to complete during the trip, and a reflective project upon completion of the trip. Another example of a faculty led trip was to Colombia for a Global Inquiry and Service Learning class.
You can discover our current Faculty-Led Short Term Programs and review our Study Abroad Resources for additional support before going abroad. In addition, the information below will help Snow College faculty and students as they consider planning a class trip abroad.
Faculty Resources
As you plan a trip abroad for your students, please refer to the following resources:
- International Travel Handbook
- Participant Vital Data and Emergency Information Form
- Release and Waiver of Liability
Finances and Credits
Payment plans or deposits:
- Each trip should consult the CGE about possibilities for funding. Additionally, Snow College has student travel money available. The office of the Vice President of Academic Affairs coordinates the travel budget applications, which are due twice per year and awarded by competition. Contact amy.noblett@snow.edu for more information.
Academic credit:
- Classes or trips with academic merit, justification, and rigor can qualify for elective credit through the curriculum committee. Contact the CGE for more information about class credits for study abroad.