Hawk Mountain
Courses are offered at the 2,000-acre Hawk Mountain Sanctuary through an
affiliation between Hawk Mountain and the Cedar Crest College biological
sciences department.
Students planning to earn academic credit should register through Cedar Crest
College. Other interested students should call Hawk Mountain directly at
610-756-6961.
Study Abroad
Students are encouraged to take advantage of the many exciting opportunities
available to study abroad. Cedar Crest students may participate in study abroad
programs offered through the Lehigh Valley Association of Independent Colleges
(LVAIC) and other institutions. The College will also assist students in making
the necessary arrangements with institutions overseas. In the past few years,
Cedar Crest students have enrolled in programs in Australia, England, France,
Italy, Ireland, Japan, Mexico and Spain. Students interested in study abroad
should contact the Career Planning office, located in the Allen House, and
consult the resources available in the study abroad library. Full-time
traditional Cedar Crest College students may apply for study abroad
scholarships, ranging from $500 to $2,500 for study abroad during a fall or
spring semester. For information on study abroad see page 37.