Summer Field Studies are credit-earning off-campus programs
that supplement classroom learning and allow students to
expand their skills at locations throughout the United States.
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SESP Summer Field Studies: San
Francisco
The San Francisco Field
Studies Program is open to any Northwestern student
interested in social policy,
workplace learning, or human services. The program
helps students explore potential careers within a
structured learning experience. The cultural context
of San Francisco allows students to investigate how
a particular occupation and urban environment shape
one another.
Courses:
SESP 383 Sec. 28 Practicum: San Francisco
SESP 385 Sec. 28 Practicum Analysis Seminar: San
Francisco
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SESP Summer Field Studies: Washington,
D.C.
The Washington, D.C., Field Studies Program is open
to any Northwestern student interested in social policy,
government, or journalism. The program helps students
explore potential careers within a structured learning
experience. The political context of Washington, D.C.,
allows students to investigate how a particular occupation
and the government shape one another.
Courses:
SESP 383 Sec. 48 Practicum: Washington, D.C.
SESP 385 Sec. 48 Practicum Analysis Seminar: Washington,
D.C.
For more information about SESP Summer Field
Studies, contact Susan Johnston at 847-491-4663 or
sjohnston@northwestern.edu or
visit www.sesp.northwestern.edu/ugrad/community/practicums/summer.
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U.S. National Parks: Environmental
Field Studies
The Environmental Field Studies Program examines
issues and processes that pertain to the impact of
public policy and resource management on national,
environmental, and ecological issues.
Course:
ENVR SCI 390 Sec. 28 Environmental Field Studies
For more information about the Environmental Field
Studies Program, contact Paul Friesema at 847-491-2645
or pfree@northwestern.edu
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