For the 2009-2010 academic year, the Berry Center will support the following off-campus course trips:

ECB 1-254: U.S. Economic History in Chicago


ECB 6-352: Financial Management Seminar in Chicago

ECB 8-258:
Economics of Sports in Dallas






For the 2008-2009 academic year, the Berry Center supported the following off-campus course trips:

POL1-371 Wilderness Politics at the Wilderness Field Station in Minnesota

EDU 2-260 Topic: Policy to Practice: Comparative Educational Systems, the United States and southern Africa

ECB 6-352 Financial Management Seminar in Chicago

POL 6-255 Ethics and Public Policy at Midwestern Presidential Libraries

 

Cornell's One Course At A Time schedule enables off-campus study possible for many students who would not be able to commit to being off-campus for an entire semester.  The Berry Center supports courses that provide off-campus study opportunities in the areas of economics, business, and public policy.

In September of 2007, Professor Santhi Hejeebu's ECB:254 Enterprise and Entrepreneurship in U.S. History studied in Chicago with Berry Center Support. 

 


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