Explore Short-Term Programs
Short-term faculty-led program offerings change every year to provide a wide range of academic themes. Below you will find the programs we plan to offer during Summer Quarter 2022-23. Full details will be released in October.
Interdiscplinary Introduction to African Urban Studies
Location: Accra, Ghana
Faculty: Ato Quayson (English), Seyi Osundeko (English)
Exploring Israel’s Innovation Ecosystem in Human & Planetary Health: Can Start-Up Culture Heal the World?
Location: Haifa, Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Beersheva; Israel
Faculty: Sara Singer (Medicine, Primary Care & Population Health), Gordon Bloom (Medicine, Primary Care & Population Health)
Faith, Science and the Classical Tradition in Renaissance Florence
Location: Florence, Italy
Faculty: Richard Saller (Classics), Tanya Luhrmann (Anthropology), Kevin Ennis (Classics)
Shades of grey between life and death: Neuro-ethics across the Pacific.
A cultural, ethical, medical and legal exploration of Japanese and American Societies
Location: Kyoto and Osaka, Japan
Faculty: Karen Hirsch (School of Medicine, Neurology), Holly Tabor (Medicine, Primary Care & Population Health)
Jordanian Futurities between Ancient Antiquities and Performances of Urban Life
Location: Amman, Jordan
Faculty: Samer Al-Saber (Theater and Performance Studies)
Community Health in Oaxaca
Location: Oaxaca, Mexico
Faculty: Dr. Catherine Heaney (Medicine - Med/Stanford Prevention Research Center and Psychology), Gianna Nino-Tapias (Medicine), Gabriel Garcia MD (Medicine - Med/Gastroenterology and Hepatology)
Coral Reefs of Palau: Marine Environment, Ecology and Management
Location: Koror, Palau
Faculty: Rob Dunbar (Earth System Science), Stephen Monismith (Civil and Environmental Engineering)
St. Petersburg: Imagining a City, Building a City
Location: St. Petersburg, Russia, and Tallinn, Estonia
Faculty: Gabriella Safran (Slavic), Michael Kahan (Sociology)