Winter 2008 Interns

The Gilbert and Sullivan class takes a trip to Greenwich with visiting faculty Professor Koestner

Our ladies run into a bit of difficulty at Warwick Castle

Professor Vinter leads her Shakespeare in London class on a walking tour

Spring 07 ladies with Warwick Castle

Pete, Neil, Pat and Nick model the latest in helmet fashion during the day trip to Warwick Castle.

This group of ladies from Spring 07 waits for the BLC class to gather before a class trip to a QPR football match.

Outside Shakespeare’s birthplace Pete catches up on some reading while Pat uses his time to get some rest

Tiffany and Warwick Castle in the spring

Urban Anthropology of London students on a walking ethnographic tour of Cambridge with Professor James

Christina Zambon presents the wonders of Stonehenge during the day-long trip to the West Country

London Centre students wander around the prehistoric standing stones surrounding the village of Avebury during the Centre day trip to the West Country of England in the Fall of 2004

Professor Fosdal talks to the students for a British Life and Culture class discussion in Avebury

Sarah Welch and Tammy VanLanen atop the prehistoric standing stones now surrounding the village of Avebury

Winter term 2006 students near an ancient standing stone in Avebury during a day-long field trip to Avebury, Stonehenge, and Salisbury

A wonderfully windy day at Stonehenge in Fall, 2005 on a day-long field trip to Stonehenge and Bristol

A staged close call when LULC students visit the Roman Baths during the Centre day trip to the West Country of England in the fall of 2004

Here the LULC Winter 2005 group checks for traffic coming from the left

Spring 2006 students with Professor Vinter talking about Shakespeare's life in Stratford-Upon-Avon during a day-long field trip to Warwick and Stratford

Football (the real kind) is a popular spectator sport in England and most terms there is a British Life and Culture class trip to a football match

Kate Kirkland and Katy Stanton on day trip to the West Country

Fall 2004 Geology classes on the hunt for rocks of significance on the Jurassic coast

A group of Geology students in the Fall of 2004 on a fossil hunt on the beaches of Lyme Regis on the English Channel

Professor Bjornerud was the visiting faculty member to the London Centre in the Fall of 2004. Here she is instructing her Geo classes during a field trip to south western England and the English Channel coast

Winter 2005 students in the London's Histories course pose with a Yeoman Warder on a trip to the Tower of London

Stuart History students on a class trip to Greenwich

Students meeting with Professor Fosdal to attend the Ceremony of the Keys at the Tower of London in Spring, 2006

Spring term 2006 students on British Life and Culture trip to a Queen's Park Rangers football match

Discovering London's Histories class in Winter term 2005 along the River Thames with the London Eye and Parliament

Sarah Welch participating in a London church event as a part of her Urban Anthropology course ethnography project

Sarah Singer learning

British Life and Culture core course for all London Centre participants includes many trips to sites around London including a trip to the first Mosque in London

Two 4th floor friends from the Centre sample some of the natural spring water at the Roman Baths in Bath

LULC students at the Roman Baths during the Centre day trip to the West Country of England in the fall of 2004

Winter 2006 women at Stonehenge

Anna Kiel armed with a rock hammer on a Geology day trip to the Dorset coast

Fall 06 interns Heather, Sarah, Bri and Julia with the internship seminar instructor Christine Harris

Fall 06 group meeting to attend the Ceremony of the Keys at the Tower of London

Heather Branstiter and Bri Mueller find themselves in a bit of trouble at Warwick Castle

Casey Sautter and Julia Robinson at Warwick Castle on the Centre-wide day trip to Warwick and Stratford-Upon-Avon

Alex and Lorraine with Professor Charlston at the Church of St. Lawrence in Little Stanmore just outside Greater London. The church is home of Handel’s early 18th century organ where Professor Charlston and Lorraine played a Handel Sonata

The British Life and Culture course tackles cultural issues big and small: here, a lesson includes a sampling of British biscuits.

Some of Winter 2007 students with Centre Director Christine and Theatre professor Jinnie Schiele after seeing the West End production of Cabaret.

Professor Fosdal celebrates his birthday with our students at Warwick Castle.