Explore the Library World of Florence, Italy
May 25 - June 1, 2014

Enjoy a week exploring Italian history, art, and culture through the libraries of Florence – and all the offerings of one of Italy’s greatest cities.

This is a unique opportunity to explore the library world in one of Europe’s richest cultural settings, and to share and enhance your understanding of libraries along with graduate library students who are embarking on their professional careers.

iSchool faculty and staff will lead a group tour, and national library leaders and scholars will give personalized tours and lead discussions about the history of Florence, the Renaissance period as it played out in the city and country, and that era’s immense impact on libraries.

The week long travel program includes visits to a range of libraries, potentially including:

• The Uffizi Library and Museum
• The Galileo Museum Library
• The National Library of Florence.

Tour costs include full time iSchool faculty and staff guides, public bus transportation throughout Florence, breakfast every morning, six dinners, hotel accommodations, entrance fees and more! Enjoy built –in time to explore the city on your own, or add optional excursions to fill your day.

Maximum group size is 15 to ensure an optimal learning experience.

For more information and trip details, visit: ischool.syr.edu/italy

or contact Barbara Settel, Executive Director of Alumni Relations at:
315-443-5604 or [log in to unmask].