This Study Abroad program will include the opportunity to see at least 5 live theatre productions in New York City while also visiting iconic locations such as the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, Times Square, 5th Avenue, and more!
Selection Criteria:
Participants must:
Destination:
New York City
Program Dates:
March 4 - March 10, 2024
Cost: $2,500 (no airfare)
Suggested Payment Schedule (This does not need to be followed exactly. It is a guide so you do not have to pay so much at the end, but you can pay as much or as little as you want so long as the trip is paid in full before you leave):
Deposit is due 72 hours after registration. If not paid in that timeframe, you may be dropped from your trip.
Payments can now be made online! Visit this website for instructions on how to pay your deposit and future payments online. Charges should show on your account within 24-48 hours after registration. If you want to pay with cash or check, please pay at the Hurst Center for Lifelong Learning.
Includes: insurance, tuition, lodging, domestic transportation, entrance fees for planned excursions and theatre tickets.
NOT included: airfare, incidentals, excess baggage costs, any unscheduled travel, and all meals.
itinerary subject to change
March 4: Flight from SLC to JFK, Hotel check in, Visit Times Square and Explore the Theatre District
March 5: Museum of Broadway, Evening Show #1
March 6: 9/11 Museum, optional Matinee attendance, Evening Show #2
March 7: Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island, Evening Show #3
March 8: Workshop at Open Jar Studios, Evening Show #4
March 9: Explore 5th Avenue, Optional Matinee attendance, Evening Show #5
March 10: Hotel Check out, Flight from JFK to SLC
Students who participate in this study abroad program will be able to register for up to three (3) semester credits through 91¶ÌÊÓƵ.
Professor Andrew Barratt Lewis, Associate Professor or Theatre: Musical Theatre will teach THEA 4920 Theatre Arts- Short Course and lead the program. He has taught similar topics in a variety of other classes including: Introduction to Theatre, Introduction to American Musical Theatre, and History, Musical Theatre Repertoire & Literature of Musical Theatre. He co-led the THEATRE & DESIGN in LONDON, BATH & PARIS program with Catherine Zublin in 2023 91¶ÌÊÓƵ. He has spent extensive time in New York City and has a deep knowledge of the historical, theatrical, and practical concerns of visiting the city.
If Weber State cancels a trip for any reason, all participants will be refunded 100% of funds paid to the school. If a participant withdraws from the program for any reason, they are subject to the refund policy found on the first page of the application. Deposits are always non-refundable, unless the program is canceled by Weber State. No refunds will be issued 30 days prior to program start date.
Refunds will NOT be given to students due to COVID-19 concerns. Before programs were canceled in 2020, every student was given the option to withdraw from programs without penalty due to COVID-19. This year students are applying, cognizant of the pandemic. Weber State will not intentionally place students into high risk situations. We will work together with Program Leaders and Departments on canceling should the destination demonstrate increased risks, be they from COVID or any other concern. As such, students must abide by the standard refund policy.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact the Study Abroad Office at (801) 626-8715.