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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS
All seats
in the Cairo Summer Program for 2008 are now full. Any student whose
deposit we receive after April 16, 2008 will be put on a priority
waiting list.
***Due to
scheduling complications involving the exam schedule for students at the
American University in Cairo, our students will not be able to use the AUC Zamalek Housing Facility until after June 4th. Therefore, students
in our program will be housed, at program expense, at the Victoria
Hotel, 66 Goumhurriyya Street, Cairo for the first week of the program
and transferred to the Zamalek dorm as rooms open up. We anticipate that
all students should be in the Zamalek dorm by June 5th. The Victoria
Hotel is a well established downtown Cairo hotel with a long and
venerated history. We have used the Victoria s our faculty headquarters
for the past 11 years. Security is excellent and the rooms are quiet,
spacious, and comfortable. We look forward to meeting everyone at the
Victoria Hotel in Cairo on May 30, in sha' Allah!***
****Due to unforeseen circumstances, we
regret to advise that we will have to cancel the International Admiralty
and Maritime Law class for the 2008 Summer Program. Any student who has
registered for the Admiralty class should immediately let us know
whether you wish to sign up for another class as an alternative. Please
email Ms. Vivian Van Bogaert with your intentions at meravivi@shu.edu.****
Ahlan wa Sahlan!
We are pleased to report that last summer we had a fantastic experience
in Cairo, Egypt. The American University in Cairo hosted our program
with 33 students from over 20 law faculties from around the world. Egypt
remains one of the safest countries in the region in which to travel and
study. With this in mind, we are pleased to announce that we are
accepting applications for the summer of 2008. Students may apply
online, using the link on this website, or you may write or call us at
the address and phone number listed below and we will send you an
application. We look forward to meeting
you next summer
in Cairo, Egypt!
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