Students traveled to Iceland in June 2008 for a summer J-Term trip.

Students can study abroad for a few weeks, a month, a semester or a full year.

In Iceland, students explored diverse landscapes, from glaciers to geysers.

Students also stopped at a hot spring in Iceland.

A rainbow arches over an Icelandic waterfall.

J-Term at Carthage

J-Term in Iceland

Carthage students traveled to Iceland in June 2008 for the J-Term course "Geology of Iceland." The course was taught by Jane Livingston, a professor in Carthage's Music Department. Students visited Reykjavik, Höfn, Seyðisfjorður, Kópasker, Akureyri, Ósar, Bíldudalur and other spots during the 19-day trip.

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