Abroad PP
Dick Stanford has organized selected photos into slide shows for his children and grands. The photos were taken during his travels while a professor of economics at Furman University. A list of his study abroad experiences follows the slide show menu.
Amsterdam, 2003, Rijksmuseum
Assisi, 2004, Francis and Clair
Bath, England, 2005, The Abbey
Bayeux, France, 2003, The Tapestry
Belgium, 1995, Manneken and Jeanneke
Berlin, 2006, "...tear down this wall!"
Brussels, 1995, Manneken and Jeanneke
Brazil, 1961, Cruise on a Merchant Ship
Bush Protest, 2005, in London
Cambridge, England, 2005, King's College Chapel
Chepstow Castle, 2003, In Wales
China, 2002, A Hazy Tiger
Christmas in Europe
Clonmacnoise, 2003, ...Irish Monastery
Compiegne, 2003, ...Foch's train car
Croatia, 2006, ...the Adriatic Coast
Dresden, 2006, ...the worst of times
Dublin, 2003, The GPO and Kilmainham Gaol
Edinburgh, 2007, Arthur's Seat
Egypt, 2010, Into Sinai
English Towns and Villages, 1977, Durham to Portsmouth
European Institutions, 1999, Communities
Frankfurt, 2009, The ECB
The Great War, "...to end all wars"
Greece, 2004, The Oracle
Hadrian's Wall, 2003-2007, Protecting Romans
Hampton Court, England, 2005, Henry VIII palace
India and Nepal, 1971, Culture and Economy
Ireland, The West Country, 2005, Aran Islands
Israel, 2010, Archaeological Discovery
Jamaica and Cuba, 2001, Economic Systems
Jedburgh, 2007, The Abbey
The Lake District, 2003, Wordsworth Country
London, 1989-2007, The London Eye
Madrid 1999, The Alhambra
Mont Saint Michel, 2003, Climb the Mountain
Newgrange, 2003-2007, Neolithic
Nancy, 1999, Stanislaus
Northern Ireland, 2001, The Troubles
Northern Italy, 2004, Venice to Rome
The North of France, Jeanne d'Arc Country
Pakistan, 1973, Rural Development
Poland, 2006, Ghetto
Portobello Road, 2005, Shopping
Prague, 2006, By Night
Reims, 2003, Reddition
Religious Sites, 2007, ...in the British Isles
Rouen, 1999, ...at the stake!
Scottish Lowlands, 1999, Arthur's Seat
Southern Italy, 2004, Pisa to Sicily
Southern Russia, 2002, Near Crimea
Spain, 1999, The Alhambra
Stonehenge, 1977-2005, Who, How, Why?
Stop the War Protest, 2007, in London
Strasbourg, 2003, Jeanne d'Arc
Turkey, 1976, Let's Talk Turkey (Louise)
Turkey, 2003, Between West and East
Verdun, 1916, Fort Douaumont
West Africa, 1978, In Transition
World War II, Allies and Axis Powers
York, 2003, Shambles and the Minster
Stanford's travel and foreign study experiences:
- Summer, 1961, brief travel in the Virgin Islands, Brazil, Argentina.
- Summer, 1971, participant in the Davidson College Faculty Seminar on South Asia; six weeks of study and travel in India and Nepal; brief travel in Turkey, Lebanon, Thailand, Hong Kong, and Japan.
- Summer, 1973, participant in the South Atlantic States Association for South Asian Studies Faculty Seminar on Rural Development in Pakistan; seven weeks of study in travel in Pakistan.
- Academic Year, 1976-77, Visiting Associate Professor, Troy State University, European Division, M.S. in Management Program; three months each in Turkey, Germany, Italy, and Great Britain; additional travel in Greece, Austria, Switzerland, France, and Belgium.
- Summer, 1978, participant in the South Atlantic States Association for South Asian and African Studies Faculty Seminar in West Africa; six weeks of study and travel in Senegal, Mali, Upper Volta, and Ivory Coast.
- Fall, 1983, 1989, 1991, 1995, 1999, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2009, co-director, Furman Fall Term in Europe Program; taught courses on the European Community and the U.K. economy.
- Fall, 1994, Guest Professor, Katholik Universiteit Leuven, Campus Kortrijk, Belgium.
- Summer, 2001, participant in Furman University's Caribbean Realities faculty seminar in Jamaica and Cuba.
- Summer, 2002, participant in Clemson University's Faculty Seminar in China.
- Summer, 2002, participant in Associated Colleges of the Midwest Global Partners seminar in Southern Russia.
- Summer, 2003, participant in Associated Colleges of the South Global Partners seminar on Economics, Politics, and Religion in Turkey.
- Winter, 2004, co-director, Furman Eastern Mediterranean Study Abroad Program; taught a course on Economies in Transition focusing upon Turkey, Greece, and Italy.
- Summer, 2006, toured eight Transition Economies of Central and Eastern Europe: Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and (former East) Germany.
- Fall, 2010, toured archaeological sites in Egypt and Israel.
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