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Academic
Calendar
| Students
arrival |
June 21, 2004 |
| Orientation |
June 22, 2004 |
| Opening
dinner |
June 22, 2004 |
| First
day of classes |
June 23, 2004 |
| Last
day of classes |
August 3, 2004 |
| End
of the program |
August 4, 2004 |
| Closing
dinner |
August 4, 2004 |
| Departure |
August 5 - 6, 2004 |
Summer 2004 Flier
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Schedule
Yet to be posted...
Reach-Out Activities
Reach-out activities constitute an integral part of Summer 2004
Program at Collegium Hieronymi Pragensis. Their main goal
is to extend students' study abroad experience beyond the walls
of CHP classrooms and open new venues for students' immersion
into Czech culture, life and society.
The Reach-out activities are obligatory for students of
Milestones of Czech History and Civilization course and
open for all students of Summer 2004 Program. All expenses (including
some but not all meals) are covered by CHP tuition. The following
is a list of all Reach-out activities planned for Summer 2004
Program. In case of any questions, write please to summer04@chp.cz.
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June 22 |
Orientation - Welcome to Prague!
One day Orientation in Prague to get to know each other and
CHP staff.
How to get to the program facility, how public transport works,
where to eat, where the best jazz clubs and cafés are...
Program rules.
Opening dinner Summer 2004 Session
Informal meeting with CHP faculty and staff in a beautiful
restaurant in the centre of Prague.
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July
8
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Beauty and the Beast
Opera performance in the National Theatre. You have the opportunity
to experience the Czech premiere of a unique work by an important
American minimalist composer, Philip Glass (born 1937).
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July
10-11
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Trip to Southern Moravia
Two days trip. Visit to Renaissance towns of Telè and
Slavonice. Staying overnight in Mikulov. Wine tasting in a
small private wine cellar. Macocha caves with a boat trip.
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July 14 |
Trip to Kutna Hora
From the 14th century Kutna Hora was an important royal
silver mining town with royal mint. Since 1995 Kutna Hora is
on the UNESCO world heritage list. The Cathedral of St. Barbora
is considered one of the most impressive gothic cathedrals in
Central Europe. |
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July 21 |
Trip to the towns of Terezín
and Litomerce
Visit of the town Terezín (Theresienstadt) which gained
notoriety under the Nazis as the nefarious concentration camp.
Litomerice, situated on the confluence of Ohre and Labe rivers,
is one of the oldest Czech towns, often called the town of
Karel Hynek Mácha (famous Czech poet).
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| July
23 |
Trip
to East Bohemia - Kuks Castle, Ratiborice
The most interesting in Kuks Castle is the complex of 24 statues
by M.B. Braun - half of them depicts human virtues, the other
half vices. The castle and the Grandmother's Valley in Ratiborice
with the natural instructive path and outdoor museum which were
so idyllically described in 19th century in the well-known novel
"Grandmother" by Božena Nemcova. |
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August 4 |
Farewell Dinner
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Orientation
A detailed schedule of the orientation yet to be posted.
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