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Salzburg Celebration

Salzburg, Austria

Since 1960, the Salzburg Semester has been a hallmark of the University of Redlands experience. With an emphasis on community living and extensive travel opportunities, this interdisciplinary program has introduced generations of Redlands students to core issues in European history, politics and society while also exposing students to the art and music for which Salzburg is renowned.

Join us on campus May 13 – 14, 2011 to commemorate 50 years of the Salzburg Semester.  The weekend celebration will include the sing-along version of "The Sound of Music," traditional food and drink, music, special guests, a festive bier garten, and plenty of time to reminisce about your days spent in beautiful Salzburg.
You didn't attend the Salzburg Semester?  No problem.  Everyone is welcome to participate in this special weekend.

Schedule of events:

Start the weekend Friday evening with an Alpine Picnic and “Sound of Music” Sing-Along
6:30 p.m. University Greek Theatre

 

Saturday

10:00 a.m. Bus tour of the city

10:00–11:30 a.m. Walking tours of the campus, on the half hour

Gather for lunch with your Salzburg classmates
Noon, East Lawn of Armacost Library

Relive your Salzburg experience
“Austria: The Center of Europe Past, Present, and Future” with Jim Fougerousse and Eva Hametner
2 p.m. Casa Loma Room

Austrian Concert featuring School of Music Performers
2 p.m. Loewe Performance Hall in Watchorn Hall

Salzburg Anniversary Celebration Dinner
6 p.m. University Quad

Register here

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More than 47 percent of Redlands undergraduates participate in study abroad programs.

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