GBL2010 DISCOVERING DIXIE

This course explores the diverse cultures, rich histories and traditions, music, food, and locations that help create our contemporary definitions of “Dixie” and encourages students to develop a formative understanding of the region as a multi-cultural and dynamic, rapidly evolving yet perpetually “southern” influence in the United States. The course is a travel-embedded course that begins meeting on campus, then travels for approximately 12 days to locations such as the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Qualla Indian Boundary; Nashville and Memphis, Tennessee; Oxford, Mississippi; New Orleans, Louisiana; Mobile, Selma and Birmingham, Alabama; Atlanta, Georgia; and Charlotte, North Carolina. 

Credits

4 sh

Prerequisite

Acceptance into the program.

Course Types

Civilization; Society

Offered

Offered winter.

Previous Course Number

GBL 201

Notes

Application, acceptance and additional travel fee required.

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