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3 Immerse Yourself we 5 W e e k e U NAU in Tanzania

3 Immerse Yourself we 5 W e e k e U NAU in Tanzania is more than a simple s p t in- ks o 6 co study-abroad… this program is a field school, Cre unt dit ry! Immersing you in the lives of communities s and organizations working to build better lives. e Your faculty guides, Drs Plager and Lampe, have extensive experience working with local African communities in community based healthcare, culture, & community development!

Arusha (3 nights) • Orientation • Pastoral Women’s Council • Themi Living Garden •

Arusha (3 nights) • Orientation • Pastoral Women’s Council • Themi Living Garden • Safari to Arusha National Park

Kundayo Apartments Lodge

Kundayo Apartments Lodge

Fighting POVERTY MARGINALISATION GENDER INEQUALITY

Fighting POVERTY MARGINALISATION GENDER INEQUALITY

Themi Living Garden: a women-led community center focused on sustainable organic farming

Themi Living Garden: a women-led community center focused on sustainable organic farming

Engikaret (10 nights) • orientation • research and community service • community assessments •

Engikaret (10 nights) • orientation • research and community service • community assessments • day trips to Longido • immersed in the life of a Maasai village • focus your interests: education, health care, culture, gender, religion, sustainability…

Karatu – Havennature Safari Camp (5 nights) • Orientation • Feeding Program • Community

Karatu – Havennature Safari Camp (5 nights) • Orientation • Feeding Program • Community Visits • Safari to Ngororo Crater & Olduvai Gorge

Summer 2018 May 18 to June 9, 2018 (6 credit hours; 3 credit option)

Summer 2018 May 18 to June 9, 2018 (6 credit hours; 3 credit option)

Credit Possibilities NUR 408 Field Work in Health, Culture, and Community Development in Rural

Credit Possibilities NUR 408 Field Work in Health, Culture, and Community Development in Rural Tanzania* ANT 408 Field School: Health, Culture, and Community Development in Rural Tanzania NUR or ANT 699 Field School in Rural Tanzania *other prefixes could be used for students from other disciplines such as Health Sciences, HS, or Dental Hygiene, DH -- Liberal Studies credit possible

PREREQUISITES Undergraduate • nursing students who have completed their second semester of nursing program

PREREQUISITES Undergraduate • nursing students who have completed their second semester of nursing program of study; • health science and non-nursing students who have completed Liberal Studies Cultural Understanding requirements; • or by instructor permission. Admitted graduate students in anthropology, nursing, or other health-related disciplines.

College of Health and Human Services School of Nursing College of Social and Behavioral

College of Health and Human Services School of Nursing College of Social and Behavioral Sciences Department of Anthropology Karen A. Plager, Ph. D, RN, FNP-BC Professor, School of Nursing Karen. plager@nau. edu Frederick (Fritz) P. Lampe, Ph. D Lecturer, Dept. of Anthropology Frederick. lampe@nau. edu