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Scholarships

GENERAL STUDY ABROAD GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS

As you’ll see, there are lots of scholarships that are tied to the specific location or region where you’re studying abroad. There is an equal number that can be used to fund your study abroad experience anywhere in the world.

Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program

Offered by the Institute of International Education with support from the U.S. Department of State, Benjamin A. Gilman scholarships are offered to help students on Federal Pell Grants study abroad. Each scholarship is up to $5,000 and nearly 3,000 scholarship are given to students each year.
  • Level: Undergraduate Students
  • Award: Up to $5,000
  • Requirements: Students must be current recipients of a Federal Pell Grant
  • Deadline: Year-Round
  • Application: https://www.gilmanscholarship.org/

 

ItaliaRail Scholarship

When in Rome, you take the train. That’s why Italy’s railway company, ItaliaRail, offers scholarships, plus a three-day rail pass to the selected applicants. Of course, you don’t have to just be studying abroad in Rome to qualify.
ItaliaRail’s Italy Scholarship is open to students enrolled in one of their university’s credit-granting programs in Italy, including Cal State Fullerton’s 2020 Fall Semester Florence Program. Scholarships are worth $1,000. The deadline is Summer 2020.  For more information, check out: https://www.goabroad.com/articles/scholarships-abroad/scholarships-for-study-abroad-in-italy

 

The Go Overseas Study Abroad Scholarship

Twice a year, we give away a $500 scholarship to one lucky Go Overseas community member..

 

Rotary Foundation & Club Scholarships

The Rotary Foundation and regional clubs offer a variety of scholarship opportunities for students to study — and to study abroad. These include scholarships for high school and graduate students, and the amounts and eligibility vary by club. You do not necessarily need to be a Rotary member to qualify.

 

 The Marcus Joseph Debaise Scholarship

The Marcus Joseph Debaise Scholarship has been created to help one student defray the high cost of university tuition. Marcus believes that everyone who seeks high education should be able to do so. The Marcus Joseph Debaise Scholarship is the result of his commitment.
Guidelines:
The following requirements must be met to apply for the Marcus Joseph Debaise Scholarship.
  • High school senior currently accepted at an accredited college or university
  • Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior student currently enrolled at an accredited college or university.
  • Submit an essay of 700-800 words answering the following question.
  • What is your best solution for resolution of the student loan debt crisis?
The Marcus Joseph Debaise Scholarship will be awarded based upon a review of the submissions received by Mr. Debaise.
Amount:
This scholarship is a one-time award of $1000.00
Deadline:
  • The Deadline to apply for the Marcus Joseph Debaise Scholarship is August 1, 2020
  • The winner will be notified on August 15, 2020 via email
  • The winners name will be posted on the www.marcusjosephdebaisescholarship.com website.
How to Apply:
Submissions must be made via email, in the form of an attached WORD-DOC, and emailed to scholarshipforacause@gmail.com.
The following information must immediately follow your 700-800 word essay:
  • First Name/Last Name
  • Phone Number
  • Mailing Address
  • Email Address
  • If still in high school, please provide:
  • Graduation Date (YYYY.MM.DD
  • The college/university you are applying to, or have been accepted at
  • Your current GPA.
  • If you are a freshman/sophomore/junior, please provide
  • The accredited college/university you are currently enrolled at.
  • Your current GPA
  • Your personal bio in 270 characters or less.
Application:  https://marcusjosephdebaisescholarship.com/

The Rainbow Scholarship

Made Possible By: The generous support of a group of international education professionals who are committed to advocating on behalf of LGBTQI students. These professionals counsel international and study abroad LGBTQI students, support their LGBTQI colleagues in the field, and collaborate through groups created with the support of NAFSA and the Forum for Education Abroad.
Description: This scholarship will be awarded to deserving LGBTQI students who aims to participate in a high-quality, rigorous education abroad program. Applicants must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents currently enrolled as an undergraduate at a college or university in the U.S. Study abroad programs must be at least 4 weeks (28 days) in length to receive an FEA scholarship.
Demonet Building
1155 Connecticut Avenue NW, Suite 300
Washington, DC 20036
Email:  fea@fundforeducationabroad.org
Call: (202) 349-7340
Available 9:00 AM-5:00 PM EST
During the application period, please allow 24 hours for a response.

Patrick Henry Maddren Scholarship

The Patrick Henry Maddren Scholarship has been created to help one student defray the high cost of university tuition. Patrick believes that everyone who seeks higher education should be able to do so. The Patrick Henry Maddren Scholarship is the result of this commitment.
Guidelines:
The following requirements must be met to apply for the Patrick Henry Maddren Scholarship.
  • High school senior currently accepted at an accredited college or university
  • Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior student currently enrolled at an accredited college or university.
  • Submit an essay of 700-800 words answering the following question.
  • What is your best solution for resolution of the student loan debt crisis?
The Patrick Henry Maddren Scholarship will be awarded based upon a review of the submissions received by Mr. Maddren.
Amount:
This scholarship is a one-time award of $1000.00
Deadline:
  • The Deadline to apply for the Patrick Henry Maddren Scholarship is August 1, 2020
  • The winner will be notified on August 15, 2020 via email
  • The winners name will be posted on the www.patrickhenrymaddrenscholarship.com website.
How to Apply:
Submissions must be made via email, in the form of an attached WORD-DOC, and emailed to scholarshippatrickmaddren@gmail.com.
 The following information must immediately follow your 700-800 word essay:
  • First Name/Last Name
  • Phone Number
  • Mailing Address
  • Email Address
  • If still in high school, please provide:
  • Graduation Date (YYYY.MM.DD
  • The college/university you are applying to, or have been accepted at
  • If you are a freshman/sophomore/junior, please provide
  • The accredited college/university you are currently enrolled at.
  • Your current GPA
  • Your personal bio in 270 characters or less.

Agnes E. Vaghi Scholarship

To be awarded to an outstanding female Italian American undergraduate student majoring in Italian, English, literature or journalism. This student must have a GPA of 3.5 (or the equivalent) or higher.
 

Emanuele Gianturco Memorial Scholarship

To be awarded to outstanding Italian American students (undergraduate and graduate). This student must a first-generation college student, demonstrate financial need and have a GPA of 3.5 (or the equivalent) or higher.

Filomena C. Peloro Scholarship

To be awarded to outstanding Italian American students (undergraduate and graduate). This student must demonstrate financial need and have a GPA of 3.5 (or the equivalent) or higher.

NIAF Jack Valenti Scholarship

To be awarded to an outstanding Italian American (undergraduate or graduate) student majoring in film or a related field. This student must have a GPA of 3.5 (or the equivalent) or higher.

The Ashley Soulé Conroy Foundation Scholarship

The Ashley Soulé Conroy Foundation (Ashley’s Foundation) has its roots in 2006, after the curious, young Ashley’s life was cut short just a month into her study abroad trip in India. Her family then set up this foundation to honor her life and Ashley’s love for travel. Ashley’s Foundation now grants scholarships to a few students from around the United States planning to study abroad. While students aiming to study abroad can choose any country to receive funding, this is definitely a great pick among study abroad in Italy scholarships!
  • How much? $4,000
  • Offered? Spring, Fall
  • Deadline: October 1 for Spring, June 1 for Fall

 

Fund for Education Abroad

The Fund for Education Abroad has awarded hundreds of students with well over a million dollars in funding to realize their dreams of studying abroad. While all eager participants are encouraged to apply, applicants from traditionally underrepresented groups, such as first generation, minority, or community college students are given preference. By submitting one online application, you’re entered into consideration for a ton of other affiliated scholarships, so you can increase your chances of saying ciao bella to some funds even more!
  • How much? $1,250 – $10,000
  • Offered? Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter, or Academic Year
  • Deadline: TBA

 

The National Italian American Foundation Scholarships

The National Italian American Foundation (NIAF) awards scholarships to 60-70 outstanding students in a variety of academic disciplines for use during the following academic year. Scholarships range from $2,500 – $12,000.
To be considered for a NIAF scholarship, a student must meet the following criteria:
  • Be a member of NIAF or have a parent, grandparent or guardian with an active NIAF membership. Not a member? Visit our membership page to join or renew your membership today!
  • Be enrolled in a US accredited institution of higher education for the Fall 2020 semester.
  • Have a grade-point average of at least 3.5 out of 4.0 (or the equivalent). Some scholarships require a lower GPA requirement for eligibility. Students that are a part of a pass-fail system are also eligible to apply.
  • Be a United States citizen or permanent resident alien.
  • For the purposes of the NIAF Scholarship Program, to be considered “Italian American,” the student must have at least one ancestor who has immigrated from Italy
Each scholarship award can only cover tuition and university-provided room and board. Scholarship recipients are eligible for one year of scholarship support and will be disbursed for the Fall 2020 semester. Scholarship monies not used during the fall 2020 or spring 2021 semester are not transferable to the following academic year. Scholarship applicants and winners can and are encouraged to reapply in subsequent years.

Ira Funds

Each year Dr. Fellow competes for IRA funds.  He has been successful in obtain at least $1,5oo per student for those who apply and are accepted into The Florence Programs.

Department of Communications Scholarships

  • The $2,500 Vikki Vargas/NBC 4 Scholarship is open to undergraduate and graduate students in broadcast journalism. It requires two letters of recommendation and a personal statement demonstrating your interest or experience in broadcast journalism activities. Most Communications Department professors are happy to write letters of recommendation for talented students!
  • The $1,000 V.J. Lovero Photojournalism Scholarship is open to students who have demonstrated career promise as a photographer. It requires a portfolio of your 10 best images including sports and portrait photography.
  • The $1,000 Miven Venture Partners Scholarship is intended to support advertising students in financial need. It requires a project showing your talent in brand strategy, but it can be work you’ve completed for a class.
Please review the criteria and qualifications for these scholarships at communications.fullerton.edu/scholarships/ to make sure you meet all of the requirements. Please return your completed application to the department office in College Park 400. Deadlines are usually the first of March 1.

 College of Communication Scholarships

The Maxwell International Scholarship is available to Cal State Fullerton Communications majors who will study abroad in a university-sanctioned study abroad program. Usually $1,000 scholarships are available to College of Communication majors. Information may be obtained by consulting the University’s scholarship booklet and look under College of Communication.   Deadline: March 1.
Pell Grant Students who are U.S. citizens are eligible for the Benjamin Gilman $3,000 Scholarship that can be applied to the 2016 Florence Semester Program.  Deadline is March 2016.  Contact Ms. Charity Kuczynski, study abroad adviser, at ckucynski@fullerton.edu
Financial Aid: Please see Ms. Charity Kuczynski, study abroad adviser, who can be reached in the International Education & Exchange Office, UH-244, 657-278-7626 or by writing her at ckuczynski@fullerton.edu
Here are a few national scholarships available for study abroad students:

The Fund for Education Abroad envisions a future in which any U.S. student who dreams of studying abroad will be able to participate.  FEA encourages minority, community college, and first-general college students to apply.  Eligibility requirements include: U.S. citizen or permanent resident; currently enrolled as undergraduate at U.S.university or college; Minimum of 4 weeks in-country; study abroad program must take place in summer 2018, fall 2018, and/or spring 2019, and program must be eligible for academic credit. Funding awards up to $10,000.  Application requirements include: onlin appliation form; financial aid form (completed by financial aid office), and recommendation letter (from professor or advisor).  Applications opens Nov. 15, 2017 and closes Jan. 10, 2018. For more information see: www.fundforeducationabroad.org/applications

The Gilman Program diversifies the kinds of students who study and intern abroad and the countries and regions were they go by awarding more than 2,000 scholarship of up to $5,000.  It is sponsored by the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs.  Applicants must be U.S. citizens, receiving a Federal Pell Grant at the time of application or during the term abroad, applying for an internship, and studying for a minimum of four weeks abroad.  Apply at www.iie.org/gilman  Contact the University study abroad office for more information. Deadline is the first Tuesday in March
The Fulbright U.S. Student Program is the largest U.S. international exchange program offering opportunities for students. See www.us.fulbrightonline.org Deadline is in October.

 

The Summer International Media Workshops, Florence, Italy

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The Summer 2020 International Media Workshops in Florence, Italy, have redesigned under the umbrella of Globalization and Media

Two five-week summer session courses will be available.  Students will have the option of completing the entire course online or they may complete three weeks online and two-weeks in class in Florence, Italy.  Here is further information for those interested in completing the course in Italy: 

Depart U.S.: June 20, 2020
Arrive Florence: June 21, 2020
Depart Florence: July 4, 2020

Deadline to apply for those who will be completing the courses in Italy: January 30, 2020.

You may apply at the CSUF Study Abroad Office website. Here is the link for the Summer Florence Program:

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How it works: You must take  6 units of CSUF courses

Courses for Globalization and Media  2020 include:

COMM 426: Global Media Systems (3 units) Elective core course for Communications majors and elective course for Entertainment Studies majors
Dr. Anthony R. Fellow, Ph.D.

An international communications course which focuses on globalization and media and their impact on economics, politics, and culture.

COMM 300, Visual Communication (3 units) Elective core course for Communications majors
Professor Professor Micheal Mcalexander, MFA

Visual Communications is an exploration into the idea that memorable visual messages with text have the greatest power to inform, educate, and persuade an individual, a culture, and a society. This course is an attempt to discover why some images are remembered while most are not.

Cultural Activities

  • A full-day excursion to Parma. Transportation by private bus, with a visit to a balsamic vinegar maker, another food producer,  and the services of a professional guide and an AIFS staff escort throughout
  • A day excursion to the Chianti wine region.  Transportation by private bus, a tour of a winery, lunch and the services of an AIFS representative throughout; and
  • Talks by government and industry tourist officials.
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  AIFS Program Costs : $2,575  (10-15 students) or $2,345 (16-24 students)  or $2105 (25-34 students) includes:

 INCLUDED

  •  Accommodations (shared student apartment) with free wireless;
  •  Day trip to Chianti;
  • 24/7 AIFS emergency service with both local number to reach on-site staff and toll-free number in the U.S.;
  • Each student on the program will be enrolled in the CISI insurance plan and global app. This insurance covers doctor visits, prescriptions, hospitalization and medical evacuation
  • Student medical and program fee refund insurance policies, as outlined in the AIFS insurance brochure
  • Coverage includes $100,000 accidental medical expense and $10,000 accidental death payment plus 24-hour emergency care; and
  • $51,000,000 liability coverage with additional insured for the duration of the program.

NOT INCLUDED

  • Round-trip airfare and in-country transfers for students – see Optional Components;
  • Passport or visa fees if applicable;
  • Meals other than those listed;
  • Personal expenses;
  • California State University Fullerton tuition or administrative fees;
  • Textbooks; and
  • Additional field trips and excursions to those listed.

OPTIONAL:

Airfare Package — a minimum of 10 participants is required for the group Airfare Package at $1,358.

  • Round-trip flights between Los Angeles (LAX) and Florence (FLR) in economy class;
  • Round-trip transfers in Flodxrence between the airport and the student housing;AIFS staff meet-and-greet at the airport to assist on arrival and escort students to their housing;10+ students round-trip airfare, airport transfers & staff support, estimated taxes, fees & fuel fee (subject to change)

IRA Funds

Usually, Dr. Fellow is able to secure some $1,500 per student from IRA to help students lessen the cost of the program.

2020 Fall Semester Florence Program: “A Life-Changing Educational Experience”

     

 

 

 

Because of  Covid-19 all study abroad programs have cancelled until after the 2021 winter session.

This is a semester-long program.  Students will begin courses online at the start of the CSU fall semester until they departv  for Italy on Sept. 11. 

Depart U.S.:  Friday, Sept. 11,2020
Arrive Florence: Saturday, Sept. 12,2020
Orientation: Sunday, Sept. 13, 2020
Classes begin in Florence:  Monday, Sept. 14, 2020
Depart Florence: Saturday, Dec. 5, 2020

Courses for the 2020 Fall Florence Program

COMM 370: History and Principles of American Mass Communication (3 units)  Meets University GE,   Journalism core requirement, and Communications core elective.   ONLINE

Dr. Anthony R. Fellow

American mass communication; newspapers and periodicals through radio and television; ideological, political, social and economic aspects.COMM 334: Feature Article Writing (3 units) Meets University writing requirement
Dr.  Robin Larsen
Non-fiction writing for newspapers and magazines.COMM 426: Global Media Systems (3 units) Elective core course for Communications majors and elective course for Entertainment Studies majors
Dr. Anthony R. Fellow
An international communications course which focuses on globalization and media and their impact on economics, politics, and culture.COMM 447: Tourism and Travel (3 units) Elective course for Entertainment Studies and Tourism majors
Dr.  Anthony R. Fellow
Concepts, tools and techniques necessary for understanding the tourism and travel industry and its promotional communications. Trends and issues of tourism and travel and the unique problems and opportunities of this field.COMM 495:  Internship (3 units)                                                                                                                                                         Ms. Amber Chitty/Ms. Sophie Monkman, AIFS DirectorCTVF 377T: The Italian Cinema (3 units) Elective course for CTVA majors and collateral course for Communication majors
Dr.  Anthony R. Fellow
Analyzes Italian films in terms of their formal elements and how they are shaped by the historical, cultural, political, social, and industry-related circumstances in which they are produced and received.In addition, CSUF students also may enroll in any CSUF online course or a course offered by Cal State Long Beach, who are partners in this semester-long program. The study abroad at CSUF will provide assistance in applying for Cal State Long Beach courses. The fall 2020 Long Beach courses include:

MUS 363: Music and the Visual Arts (3 units)
Dr. David Anglin
The class is an introductory course in the study of classical Western music and visual arts. Students will learn how to listen to music and how to look at art. We will concentrate on Italian music and art especially those works with some relationship to Florence or that can be experienced in live musical performances and in the galleries of Florence. 

UNIV 301:  Florence as a Catalyst of the Renaissance
Dr. David Anglin
The focus of this course is Florence itself as the center of humanism and the birth place of Renaissance ideas. We concentrate on Renaissance writers, historians, philosophers, artists and patrons of the arts and then venture into the city for ‘evidence’ of the ideas we have studied.

Costs (Financial Aid may be used for this semester program)

AIFS Program Costs : $7,825 

 

INCLUDED:

Accommodation and Meals

  • Accommodation: twin-bedded rooms within a shared apartment. Centrally located,  maximum 30 minutes travel time to the AIFS Center, with shared kitchen and living space and laundry facilities on-site. Linens and towels, and free wireless internet are provided.
  • Meals: self-catering facilities at student accommodation, a welcome meal, a farewell meal.

  In-Country Student Support

  • An orientation program in Florence consisting of a meeting with experienced AIFS staff, covering topics such as general acclimation to Florence, safety and security issues, cultural differences, travel, money and cultural activities;
  • Local area walking tour covering housing and classroom location and local amenities;
  • Half-day sightseeing tour of Florence with the services of a professional, English-speaking guide;
  • Workshops with local staff about life in Florence and the differences the students will encounter;
  • A team of experienced Student Services staff to ensure the smooth running of the program, providing information and advice to students, organizing excursions and supervising housing;
  • 24-hour on-call service in Florence for the duration of the program;
  • Access to the AIFS Student Center with free internet access and printing facilities; and
  • Official Police registration fees and local insurances.

      Academic Support

  • One classroom available Monday to Thursday as per the class schedule. Exact times and dates to be decided between AIFS and the California State University, Fullerton faculty;
  • Facilities available: flip chart, projector, laptop, speakers, white boards & pens, set up assistance, etc.;
  • Optional internship placements. AIFS will assist in finding appropriate placements for students in Florence; however, they should be aware that places are limited and may be dependent on a student’s Italian language ability;
  • A beginners Italian language course (60 hours) taught by local qualified adjunct faculty;
  • 50 Euro per student academic activities fee. This amount will be used to book additional activities as agreed by California State University, Fullerton faculty. AIFS will book activities and provide a detailed summary of expenditure to California State University, Fullerton at the end of the program;
  • Reserved entrance to the Uffizi Gallery with the services of a professional, English- speaking guide; and
  • Reserved entrance to the Pitti Palace with the services of a professional, English- speaking guide.

Cultural Activities and Excursions

  • A weekly program of subsidized cultural activities of typical events such as cooking class, wine tasting, soccer match, a day trip to Pisa, etc.;
  • A full-day excursion to Chianti by private bus, with a visit to a winery and a typical Tuscan lunch;
  • A full-day excursion to Siena and San Gimignano including round-trip transportation by private bus and the services of a professional, English-speaking guide in Siena; and
  • A three-day, two-night excursion to Rome including round-trip transportation by train, accommodation in twin bedded rooms in a centrally located, tourist class hotel with daily breakfast, reserved entrance to the Colosseum and Roman Forum and the Vatican Museums with the services of a professional, English-speaking guide, entrance and guided English language tour to Cinecittà, metro tickets as needed, and the services of an AIFS Tour Manager for the duration of the trip. No meals other than breakfast will be included.

NOT INCLUDED

  • Passport or visa fees if applicable (Visas are not required for a 90-day stay);
  • Meals other than those listed;
  • Personal expenses;
  • California State University, Fullerton tuition or administrative fees;
  • Textbooks;
  • Additional fieldtrips and excursions to those listed; and
  • Anything not specified.

OPTIONAL COMPONETS

Airfare Package(a minimum of 10 participants is required for the group Airfare Package)

  • Round-trip flights between Los Angeles (LAX) and Florence (FLR) in economy/standard class;
  • Round-trip transfers in Florence between the airport and the student housing;
  • AIFS staff meet-and-greet at the airport to assist on arrival and escort students to their housing;
  • The airfare package is optional to student participants and offered on a space-available basis;
  • AIFS will reserve spaces at the above prices according to information on the student online enrollment form. Once airline tickets have been issued to students, they can only be changed directly with the issuing agent – agent and airline-imposed penalties apply;
  • AIFS cannot arrange airline tickets for students applying after Thursday, June 18, 2020; and
  • AIFS is financially committed to any confirmed airlines seats from Wednesday, June 3, 2020, and therefore an airfare review will take place prior to this date. AIFS requests that California State University Fullerton provide an indication of how many students intend to purchase the transportation package listed above. However, should California State University Fullerton decide not to offer this transportation package to their students, AIFS must be notified before Wednesday, June 3, 2020.

Meal Plan

• 25-vouchers for use at local restaurants in site. The vouchers can be used for breakfast, lunch or dinner at selected restaurants. They have no cash value and must be exchanged for the set menu. Dietary requirements are catered for at a limited number of restaurant options.Insurance Upgrade• Optional Extra Protection Insurance Coverage, including increased medical insurance and/or personal effects insurance as outlined in the AIFS insurance brochure.

  • Meal Vochers 25 meals:  $400
  • Enhanced Medical: $65
  • Personal Effects: $90

The Programs

Information meetings will be held in College Park 450, the Dean’s Conference Room on Thursday, February 13, 2020 at 1 p.m., 2 p.m., 3 p.m. and Thursday, March 12, 2020 at 1 p.m., 2 p.m., 3 p.m.  Or write Dr. Fellow at afellow@fullerton.edu

 

THE SUMMER 2020 INTERNATIONAL MEDIA WORKSHOPS IN FLORENCE, ITALY

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The Summer 2020 International Media Workshops in Florence, Italy, have redesigned under the umbrella of Globalization and Media

Two five-week summer session courses will be available.  Students will have the option of completing the entire course online or they may complete three weeks online and two-weeks in class in Florence, Italy.  Here is further information for those interested in completing the course in Italy: 

Depart U.S.: June 20, 2020
Arrive Florence: June 21, 2020
Depart Florence: July 4, 2020

Deadline to apply for those who will be completing the courses in Italy: January 30, 2020.

You may apply at the CSUF Study Abroad Office website. Here is the link for the Summer Florence Program:

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How it works: You must take  6 units of CSUF courses

Courses for Globalization and Media  2020 include:

COMM 426: Global Media Systems (3 units) Elective core course for Communications majors and elective course for Entertainment Studies majors
Dr. Anthony R. Fellow, Ph.D.

An international communications course which focuses on globalization and media and their impact on economics, politics, and culture.

COMM 300, Visual Communication (3 units) Elective core course for Communications majors
Professor Professor Micheal Mcalexander, MFA

Visual Communications is an exploration into the idea that memorable visual messages with text have the greatest power to inform, educate, and persuade an individual, a culture, and a society. This course is an attempt to discover why some images are remembered while most are not.

Cultural Activities

  • A full-day excursion to Parma. Transportation by private bus, with a visit to a balsamic vinegar maker, another food producer,  and the services of a professional guide and an AIFS staff escort throughout
  • A day excursion to the Chianti wine region.  Transportation by private bus, a tour of a winery, lunch and the services of an AIFS representative throughout; and
  • Talks by government and industry tourist officials.
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  AIFS Program Costs : $2,575  (10-15 students) or $2,345 (16-24 students)  or $2105 (25-34 students) includes:

 INCLUDED

  •  Accommodations (shared student apartment) with free wireless;
  •  Day trip to Chianti;
  • 24/7 AIFS emergency service with both local number to reach on-site staff and toll-free number in the U.S.;
  • Each student on the program will be enrolled in the CISI insurance plan and global app. This insurance covers doctor visits, prescriptions, hospitalization and medical evacuation
  • Student medical and program fee refund insurance policies, as outlined in the AIFS insurance brochure
  • Coverage includes $100,000 accidental medical expense and $10,000 accidental death payment plus 24-hour emergency care; and
  • $51,000,000 liability coverage with additional insured for the duration of the program.

NOT INCLUDED

  • Round-trip airfare and in-country transfers for students – see Optional Components;
  • Passport or visa fees if applicable;
  • Meals other than those listed;
  • Personal expenses;
  • California State University Fullerton tuition or administrative fees;
  • Textbooks; and
  • Additional field trips and excursions to those listed.

OPTIONAL:

Airfare Package — a minimum of 10 participants is required for the group Airfare Package at $1,358.

  • Round-trip flights between Los Angeles (LAX) and Florence (FLR) in economy class;
  • Round-trip transfers in Flodxrence between the airport and the student housing;AIFS staff meet-and-greet at the airport to assist on arrival and escort students to their housing;10+ students round-trip airfare, airport transfers & staff support, estimated taxes, fees & fuel fee (subject to change)

IRA Funds

Usually, Dr. Fellow is able to secure some $1,500 per student from IRA to help students lessen the cost of the program.

The Classes

2020 Summer International Media Workshops

Class offerings may change depending on student needs and professors invited to teach in The Florence Program.

  • COMM 300: Visual Communications (3 units)  Professor Micheal McAlexander

  • COMM 426: Global Media Systems 3 (units) Dr. Anthony R. Fellow

2020 Fall Semester Program

Class offerings may change depending on student needs and professors invited to teach in The Florence Program.

  • COMM 334: Feature & Travel Article Writing (3 units) Dr. Robin Larsen

  • COMM 370: Principles of History of American Mass Communications (3 units) Dr. Anthony Fellow ONLINE
  • COMM 426: Global Media Systems (3 units) Dr. Anthony R. Fellow

  • COMM 447: Tourism and Travel (3 units) Dr. Anthony R. Fellow

  • COMM 495: Internship (3-6 units)  Ms. Sophie Monkman/Ms Amber Chitty

  • CTVA 377T: The Italian Cinema (3 units) Dr. Anthony R. Fellow

Students also can take 3 units of classes being offered by Cal State Long Beach or any online course offered at CSUF.  We ask that students enroll in 9 units of CSUF Florence courses.

  • MUS 363: Music and the Visual Arts (3 units) Professor David Anglin
  • UNIV 301:  Florence as a Catalyst of the Renaissance (3 units)  Professor David Anglin

Informational Meetings

Informational Meetings Set for Fall 2020 Florence Program

Information meetings will be held in College Park 450, the Dean’s Conference Room on Thursday, February 13, 2020 a 1 p.m., 2 p.m., 3 p.m. and Thursday, March 12, 2020 at 1 p.m., 2 p.m., 3 p.m.

Florence

Florence is famous for its history. A centre of medieval European trade and finance and one of the wealthiest cities of the time, Florence is considered the birthplace of the Renaissance. Here you will walk the streets as Michelangelo, Dante, Da Vinci, and many others did. Rich with art, you will have the opportunity to see and visit museums housing some of the most beautiful art in the world, including Michelangelo’s David, as well as Donatelo’s bronze version.