Travel to

Ireland & EnglandMay 1–12, 2016 › Cost: $3,563 › Payment plan › Earn credit hours › Invite your favorite traveling companions

Your 12-day academic travel includes: › Round-trip land and air transportation › Three- and four-star, double-occupancy

hotel accommodations › Exclusive deluxe motor coach, faculty

escorts, tour manager and local guides › Full breakfasts daily, three dinners and High Tea › Admission and passes to all activities on

the itinerary › Insurance: full accidental, medical and

trip cancellation/interruption coverage

Itinerary highlights: › Royal Shakespeare Theatre play › Medieval monastery at Glendalough › Trinity College and the Book of Kells › Dublin hospital visit › Florence Nightingale Museum, Tower of

London, London Eye and Warwick Castle visits › Neolithic tombs at Newgrange › Changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace › Two free days in Dublin and London

More information contactDr. Patricia BrennanPH 402 552 6125brennan@clarksoncollege.edu

1 Notes on pre-trip lectures and required readings are completed during the spring 2016 semester; the remaining coursework (e.g., photo-journal) is completed throughout the summer 2016 semester. 2 Although you register for the course for spring 2016, you may choose either semester for tuition billing. “IP” (In Progress) appears on your spring 2016 grade report. The final grade appears in your summer 2016 grade report.

Clarkson College ATA: Ireland & England May 1–12, 2016 $3,563

The 12-day trip includes round-trip air and land transportation, 3- and 4-star double-occupancy hotel rooms, full medical and travel insurance, local guides, private tour manager and deluxe motor coach, admission to all activities on the itinerary, full breakfast daily, three special dinners, High Tea and two free days. FIRST TRAVELER

LEGAL FIRST, MIDDLE & LAST NAMES AS THEY WILL APPEAR ON PASSPORT

D.O.B. Email Current address Home phone Work phone Cell phone

Check all that apply: Clarkson College alumni GRADUATION YEAR Nebraska Medicine employee Clarkson College student MAJOR GRADUATION DATE Clarkson College faculty/staff

is my roommate for the trip. I request single accommodations (an additional $375). I request assistance securing a roommate. As a health professional, I would like to earn education hours at no additional cost. is my discipline.

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY: Select the course(s) 1 you plan to register your billing credits for Spring or Summer 20162.

HC 204.50 Core II 3 credit hours HC 290.50 Humanities Elective 1, 2 or 3 credit hours HC 280.50 International Health Care 1 or 2 credit hours

TRAVEL COMPANION

LEGAL FIRST, MIDDLE & LAST NAMES AS THEY WILL APPEAR ON PASSPORT

D.O.B. Email Current address Home phone Work phone Cell phone

As a health professional, I would like to earn education hours at no additional cost. is my discipline. REGISTRATION INFORMATION Registration ends July 23 or as long as spots last. To save your spot and avoid the waitlist, sign-up early. Mail or deliver the signed registration form and $250 deposit to Dr. Pat Brennan, ATA Coordinator, Clarkson College 101 S. 42nd Street, Omaha, NE 68131. Make checks payable to Clarkson College.

QUESTIONS: Dr. Pat Brennan PH 402 552 6125 brennan@clarksoncollege.edu I/we understand that a deposit of $250 per traveler reserves my/our space. If the trip is cancelled, deposits are refundable. Subsequent payments of $1,104 are due Sept. 23, 2015; Nov. 23, 2015; and Jan. 23, 2016.

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Clarkson College ATA: Ireland & England

Day 1: Sunday, May 1 Depart Our adventure begins as we depart Omaha on our international flight, and wing our way over the Atlantic to Dublin, Ireland! We enjoy meals, beverages and movies in flight as provided by the airlines. IF Day 2: Monday, May 2 Glendalough, Ireland Upon arrival in Dublin, we clear customs and meet our coach and driver-guide. Then we depart for Glendalough in the heart of the Wicklow Mountains National Park and the setting for some of Ireland's most significant monastic ruins, including a superb round tower, stone churches and decorated Celtic crosses. We will stop at the visitor’s center and have free time to explore on our own. B, D Day 3: Tuesday, May 3 Dublin, Ireland Today we return to Dublin and meet our guide for a panoramic tour of Ireland's fair capital. During our tour we visit the impressive St. Patrick's Cathedral, home of Ireland's largest and most beautiful organ as well as memorials to Dean Jonathan Swift. We will also learn about Ha'Penny Bridge, the Temple Bar area, the Custom House, and Phoenix Park with its Papal Cross. After lunch, we visit Trinity College to view the Book of Kells and then Guinness Brewery for a wee sample. B Day 4: Wednesday, May 4 Dublin, Ireland Our day begins with an excursion to the Boyne Valley, battle site of the Battle of the Boyne in 1690, where we will view one of the most spectacular Neolithic tombs in Europe, Newgrange. Built around 4000 BC, the prehistoric tombs will amaze you. This evening we enjoy dinner and music at a popular local pub. B, D Day 5: Thursday, May 5 Dublin, Ireland This is a free day to explore on our own. Just a few of the many possibilities are visiting some of Dublin’s many fine museums (National Gallery, Collins Barracks, Natural History Museum, Waterways Visitor Centre); shopping on Grafton or O’Connell Street; or relaxing in the arts and entertainment area of Temple Bar. B Day 6: Friday, May 6 Warwick, England We rise early and drive to the ferry port to cross the Irish Sea to Holyhead, Northern Wales. We explore Anglesey, a mystical oasis which was the last strong hold of the ancient Druids, who held the island against the Roman invasion and apparently insurmountable odds. In later years, the island’s sacred heritage continued with the settlement of the two monks, St Cebi the Dark and St Seiriol the Fair, who set up monasteries at Holyhead and Holy Penmon. Then we continue on to Warwick! B Day 7: Saturday, May 7 Warwick, England This morning we explore Stratford-on-Avon to visit the home of William Shakespeare and the famed Anne Hathaway home as well. Later, enjoy dinner together and then attend a performance by the Royal Shakespeare Theatre Company at the historic Swan Theatre, a theater in the round. B, D Day 8: Sunday, May 8 London, England After breakfast, we explore medieval Warwick Castle with its magnificent towers and ramparts. The best-preserved castle in England, Warwick Castle offers you a thousand years of history. Afterwards, we depart for London. B

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Day 9: Monday, May 9 London, England Today we begin with a locally guided tour. Highlighting our tour of London will be Big Ben and Parliament, Trafalgar Square with the Lord Nelson Column, Westminster Abbey, and, of course, Piccadilly Circus. We will also be able to see the changing of the guard, complete with horse guards and pageantry. The new guard departs Wellington Barracks and marches down Birdcage Walk to Buckingham Palace, where they trade places with the outgoing soldiers in the Household division of the British Army. We have free time for lunch at Covent Gardens and then visit the Tower of London. B Day 10: Tuesday, May 10 London, England This morning we have a guided tour of three medical museums in London: Florence Nightingale, Hunterian Museum, and the Old Operating Theatre. Late in the afternoon, we stop to enjoy High Tea, a true British tradition, followed by a ride on the London Eye. B, High Tea Day 11: Wednesday, May 11 London, England This is a free day to explore on your own. Possibilities include the British Museum, Olympic Park, homes of the Royals, the Docklands or Greenwich area, the British War Museum, and for art lovers, the Tate Gallery or National Gallery. Why not stop by St. James Church or Westminster Abbey to do a brass rubbing, and bring back one of the nicest souvenirs possible? And be sure to spend an hour (or two) at Harrods, one of the finest department stores in Europe. B Day 12: Tuesday, May 12 Return Regretfully, it's time to say “cheerio” and transfer the short distance to the airport, where our international flight is waiting to take us home. We return with memories of lovely landscapes, verdant fields, fabulous castles and ruins, interesting pubs and people, enchanting music, and new friends. Welcome home! B/IF Note: Our hotel is located in the town that follows each date. Key IF: In Flight Meals B: Breakfast D: Dinner