Past and Present: The Power of Memory, Trauma, and Healing in Ireland and Northern Ireland
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- Minimum GPA of 2.0
- Good academic and disciplinary standing
- Open to all majors
- No language requirement
Faculty Leaders
Patrick Dolan and Jonathan Golden
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Summer 2024 | Northern Ireland
- Program Fee: $3,000
- Will include 2-credit tuition, accommodations, some meals, local transportation, cultural activities, and excursions.
Applications are due by February 1.
Information Session: Past and Present: The Power of Memory, Trauma, and Healing in Ireland and Northern Ireland
Date: Tuesday, November 14th
Time: 12:00 PM
Location: Ehinger Center, The Space
Big Experiences Lead to Bold Futures
Under the Launch career development platform, all students graduate with at least two experiential learning opportunities on their transcripts. Guaranteed.
This shortTREC program will count towards this out-of-the-classroom requirement in Drew’s rigorous curriculum.
Travel
Visit sites in Ireland and Northern Ireland, and experience firsthand encounters with people and places associated with the Northern Irish conflict, commonly known as “The Troubles.” Learn about the role of memory and trauma in sectarian disagreements as well as in efforts at peace and reconciliation. Destination highlights include a visit to Dublin and the legendary Corrymeela Peace Community as well as to memorials of significant events, such as the Bloody Sunday Museum in Derry and the Peace Wall in Belfast.
Rethink
Engaging Differences
What role do competing narratives about identity and sovereignty play in conflict? What range of ideas can be explored that challenge conventional wisdom in resolving the dual narrative dimension of conflict? How does the power of dialogue take shape?
Explore
Synthesize Immersive and Academic Learning
Delve into the story of a conflict. Study its root causes, as well as the peace and reconciliation process. Glean transformative power and wisdom from immersive experiences, along with deep reflection, classroom learning, presentations, and an active feedback cycle. Engage with survivors and combatants of the Northern Irish conflict now actively involved in the peace process in Derry and Belfast.
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Launch-Endorsed Immersive Experience
This program is a Launch-endorsed immersive experience for students of all majors and especially impactful for students in the Action Scholars Program. The topic is popular with students from a wide range of majors and minors, including psychology, sociology, anthropology, religion, history, political science, and international relations.