Congratulations on being selected to travel on the South Korea: Leadership in a Korean Context travel program! By joining this program, you will study Korea’s remarkable economic journey in the post-war period, while strengthening your skills and deepening your understanding of leadership in action in the world. You will return to Deerfield with the skills and dispositions to serve as a leader in the community.
1. Deerfield Academy Forms:
2. In Country Provider Forms:
1. CDC and State Department briefings on travel to destinations.
2. Travel Medicine Advisory Letter from Dr. Benson
3. Vaccination Information:
Vaccination coverage and cost:
4. Insurance Information:
Students and parents are directly responsible for the student’s immigration status and/or visa application process to comply with local laws for participation in this program. Deerfield Academy and the CSGC office are here to assist and can provide specific supplemental documentation as required for the application.
According to the US Department of State, as of November 14th, 2024, visas are not required for US citizens to enter South Korea for a stay of less than 90 days. Students who are not traveling with U.S. passport please research entry requirements based on your country of citizenship and for obtaining a visa, if necessary
(subject to change until tickets are finalized)
OUTBOUND FLIGHT:
May 26th:
RETURN FLIGHT:
June 6th:
PLEASE CLICK HERE TO FILL OUT THE FORM
Pre – Trip Information:
Moving out of campus and departing for the CSGC trips is always a team effort, and for this to be a smooth and successful departure process, we are reaching out to families and students with reminders on how to “finish strong” and go on the summer travel programs without leaving behind more work for others!
Post – Trip Information:
Please note that this trip ends on June 6th at the John F. Kennedy Airport (JFK), with an estimated time of arrival at 11:05AM. Families should plan for this accordingly and as you see in the form, there are a few options:
• The student’s family or friend of the family can pick them up at the airport.
• The student can fly to another city to meet their family or friend of the family.
If you decide on the final option, it is important to start planning for this now and ensure that students have enough time between when the group lands at JFK and when their next flight takes off. Things to consider are potential delays, customs and immigration, baggage claim, and possible terminal transfers. We recommend contacting the airlines directly to ensure appropriate layover times (taking into account the possibility of delays). If you have questions or require help with this process, please let us know.
The remaining balance of the program fee will be billed to your student account on December 11, 2024, and due in full by January 1, 2025.
Please contact the Finance Office at [email protected] with any questions or the Center for Service and Global Citizenship via email [email protected] or phone: 413-774-1435.
This page contains enrollment information for students who have been selected for one of our 2025 trips. If you are interested in other Global Studies programs or future travel opportunities, please contact The Center for Service and Global Citizenship.