Details About Swarthmore
THE COLLEGE: HOUSING, LIBRARY, COMPUTERS, STUDY SPACE
I am
delighted to be able to
hold this particular seminar at Swarthmore College, in Swarthmore,
Pennsylvania, a beautiful suburb of the city of Philadelphia, and, of
course,
one of the nation’s most renowned liberal arts colleges.
PARTICIPANTS' STATUS
in the Seminar will be
considered "Guests" of the College, a status that, for a small fee
permits use of the library, fitness center, swimming pool and other
recreational facilities. All participants
will have easy access to word-processing and other computing facilities
in the
Library. The dorm spaces – and most other spaces on campus – have
wireless
internet access.
FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS AND ACCOMMODATIONS
The seminar
will be limited to fifteen
participants, each of whom will receive a stipend of $3,000 in two
installments: the first upon arrival,
the second two weeks later. Swarthmore College will require payment for
facility use and housing on arrival.
Participants
will be housed in a new, air
conditioned dorm on campus. All
participants (male and female) will be housed on the same floor of the
dorm.
The dorm maybe shared by participants of other programs on campus, but
a floor
of the dorm will be exclusively for the participants of this program.
If this
presents a problem for any participant, please contact the program
administrator for assistance. There is a
full kitchen in the dorm. The hall bathrooms are individual to men and
women.
- The cost for
housing in the dorm for 4 weeks is $760 per bed.
- The cost for
the facilities use is $100 per participant.
- An internet account is $20 per person
- Use
of the recreational facilities is $25 per
person.
- A
Swarthmore ID card will cost $10 per person.
The total
cost for use of all services
listed above is $915 for the four week session. If you are not staying
on
campus, you will be responsible for the facility, internet, and ID card
charges. Recreational facility access is granted only to participants
living on
campus.
Food
costs are additional and will be
determined on an individual basis with the program administrator. The College dining hall can provide 3 meals
for approximately $25 per day. Please
note – the dining hall is closed on holidays and some weekends during
the summer
and the fare is somewhat limited in the summer.