National Collegiate Honors Council
Date of this Version
2008
Abstract
Domestic travel courses provide honors programs/colleges a variety of educational opportunities to immerse students in a culture different from their own. This essay presents one example of an honors-sponsored domestic travel course and discusses its differences from and similarities to study abroad courses. Additionally, we discuss the various elements that go into conceiving, developing, and executing such an educational experience. The essay is structured to provide a roadmap for creating a domestic travel course.
Comments
Published in Honors in Practice, volume 4. Copyright 2008 National Collegiate Honors Council.