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International Education

Vietnam or EnglandMap of vietnam

The SLCC nursing department is excited to offer students the opportunity to participate in a Study Abroad to Vietnam each Spring semester. This humanitarian medical trip involves two weeks of travel (one of which includes Spring Break). Our humanitarian partner in this experience is COPI: Children of Peace International

( http://www.childrenofpeace.org ). Donna Thompson MS, RN. APRN is the Nursing Faculty contact person for detail and registration. Students participating in this trip may receive clinical credit for pediatric or community health nursing. Students not eligible for clinical credit may still receive elective credit for independent study. If you are interested in learning more about this trip, contact the SLCC Study Abroad Department. http://www.slcc.edu/intl

Click on this link to see the Vietnam Pamphlet
You must attend the following orientation to participate in this study abroad opportunity:  October 3, 2007 from 3:00-5:00 p.m.  Jordan Health Sciences bldg, Nursing Arts Lab Conference Room.

Students packing cartons for Vietnam sites

Left:  SLCC nursing students packing containers for each location they will go to.


Below:  Picture 1 Doctor

Below:  Picture 2 Inside Hospital mothers care for children

Vietnamese Doctor Lecturing

Inside Hospital

babies in cribs               Baby with tumor on face

               Girls Ward    

operating room                

Nightingale Sojourn Study Abroad

Click on this link to see the brochure on the 2007 England Sojourn

A highlight of the Nightingale Sojourn Study Abroad will be a guest lecture by Anne Perry, an internationally renowned author and expert on health care issues in Victorian England during Florence Nightingale’s lifetime.  Anne Perry is the best selling author of two acclaimed series of books set in England’s Victorian period (the William Monk novels, and the Charlotte and Thomas Pitt novels).  Recent New York Times bestsellers include Death of a Stranger, The Shifting Tide, Seven Dials, No Graves, and Southampton Row.  Anne writes two major novels each year and has sold over 20 million copies of her books worldwide to enormous popular and critical acclaim.  Perry was selected by The London Times as one of the 20th century’s “100 Masters of Crime”.  Publisher’s Weekly writes:  “Perry uses her characters and story to comment on ethical issues that remain as relevant today as they were in Victorian times.”  Perry’s novel, A Sudden Fearful Death, will be a required reading for the Nightingale Sojourn Study Abroad.
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