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MAYMESTERMay 16-June 10, 2016
Contact:Michael Roe [email protected] Meade [email protected]
Learn the land of Adam Smith and home of the ScottishInvestment trusts
BUSINESS LAW & ETHICSIN EDINBURGH
Les Meade Michael Roe CFP®,CRPS®
Mr. Meade has taught business law and business
ethics courses at Krannert since 1979. He served
as Judge of Tippecanoe Superior Court No. 5
from 2003 through 2014. He practices law in
Lafayette, Indiana. His practice focuses in the
areas of commercial and corporate litigation,
business formation, real estate, and the
representation of small businesses. His
professional memberships have included the
American Bar Association, the Indiana State Bar
Association, the Indiana Judges Association, the
American Judges Association, the Federalist
Society, and the Tippecanoe County Bar
Association.
Mike Roe graduated from Purdue University
with a B.S. in Economics (Honors). He retired
from MorganStanley SmithBarney in 2009 after
a 31year career as a financial advisor. Mike
most recently served as Director of the IU
Health Arnett Foundation (March 2013). He
currently teaches Ethics and Compliance in
Financial Counseling and Planning,
Introduction to Personal Finance, and Financial
Industry Exam Prep. Mike is also the instructor
for the Financial Counseling and Planning
Internship and the Field Experience in Selling
and Sales Management. He has also taught
Consumer Investment and Savings Decisions,
Consumer Behavior, and Customer Relations
Management. Mike is passionate about helping
students prepare for their careers and enjoys
sharing with them his financial planning and
wealth management experiences. He is a
CFP® CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™and a Chartered Retirement Plans
SpecialistSM. Mike serves as the Program
Director for the Purdue CFP®Degree Program.
Program InformationProgram Cost Credits
Funding Your Trip
6 CREDITSETHICS - CSR 481/398 ORMGMT 390 &BUSINESS LAW -MGMT 455 OR MGMT 354
Every student is eligible to receive the PurdueMOVES Scholarship if they have not applied for itpreviously. Students should be sure to apply for thescholarship as soon as possible. Your best source forlearning about available funding is your academicadvisor. They are knowledgeable on all the departmentand college funding options. If you receive financial aid and/or work study, thereare additional resources available to help pay for studyabroad. You would be surprised at the resources that areavailable and how much they can help!
$5,113.33
$304.70
$32.00
$5,450.03Total without MOVES Scholarship
$1000
$4,450.03
Program Fee
Study Abroad Fee
Insurance
MOVES Scholarship
Total
Approximate AdditionalCosts
$1,500
$25
$64
$500
$250
$140
$1,000
$1,000
$3,450.03
Round Trip Airfare
Visa
Books and Supplies
Meals (Breakfast and
Lunch included on
weekdays)
Miscellaneous
Passport
Nonrefundable deposit
due by March 1, 2016
Nonrefundable deposit
due by April 1, 2016
Balance due by
May 1, 2016
EDINBURGH:Scotland's Financial and
Historic Centre
Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland, a vibrant city that is regularlyvoted as the best city in the United Kingdom, attracting millions of
visitors from across the globe. Edinburgh achieves the perfect balancebetween the old and the new - it is a city with strong historical rootsthat played a significant role in Scotland's past, but it is also a city
that has a thriving modern mentality and culture.
Spotlight on Edinburgh
The city centre of Edinburgh has been deemed a UNESCO World Heritage Sitecomprised of the Old and New Towns.
The Old and New Towns
“This is a city of shifting light, of changing skies, of sudden vistas. A city sobeautiful it breaks the heart again and again.”Alexander McCall SmithInternationally acclaimed author and Professor Emeritus of Medical Law atthe University of Edinburgh
The Old Town’s skyline is dominated by the stunning EdinburghCastle and by Arthur’s Seat to the east an extinct volcano thatprovides breathtaking views from the summit of Edinburgh andbeyond. The Palace of Holyrood House the Queen’s officialresidence in Scotland is situated in the heart of the Old Townacross the road from the controversial Scottish ParliamentBuilding. This juxtaposition of the historic Palace opposite themodern Parliament captures the essence of the city of Edinburgh a place that celebrates it past but embrace the future
Overlooked by the picturesque Calton Hill, the New Town of Edinburghprovides a stark contrast to the narrow closes and streets of the Old Town.Built in the 18th century the New Town was considered a “masterpiece oftown planning” and retains much of the original neoclassical and Georgianarchitecture of the period. It is here you will find the National Galleries ofScotland, showcasing a magnificent collection of artwork, alongside a hugerange of chic bars, eateries and shops.
Edinburgh’s New Town was partly inspired by the Scottish Enlightenment, aperiod of intellectual and scientific accomplishments when Edinburgh becameknown as the “Athens of the North”, attracting the great minds and thinkers fromacross the country. Notable figures include David Hume (philosophy) JamesHutton (geology), Sir Walter Scott (literature), and Adam Smith (economics).
“Of all the small nations of this earth, perhapsonly the ancient Greeks surpass the Scots in
their contribution to mankind”Sir Winston Churchill
Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Edinburgh is a fantastic“walking city” but alsoboasts excellent publictransport links with a regularbus and tram service.Waverly Train Station sits atthe heart of the city and theScottish rail system allowseasy access to nearby citiessuch as Glasgow, Stirling orSt Andrews, or even furtherafield to the majesticScottish Highlands. TheHighlands have inspiredcountless writers, artists andfilmmakers across thecenturies with their ruggedand remote beauty.
Edinburgh has a longstanding reputation forbeing at the forefront ofacademic excellence. TheUniversity of Edinburgh,located in the heart of thecity, was founded in 1582and is the sixth oldestuniversity in the Englishspeaking world. Notablepast alumni include RobertLouis Stevenson, ChrystalMacmillan, David Hume,Alexander Graham Bell andCharles Darwin.
Scotland's finances:A Journey from old to new
During your study abroad experience you will have the opportunity tojourney through Edinburgh exploring the city’s financial past and present.We will visit The Museum on the Mound, the old headquarters of The Bankof Scotland, and Dundas House, the Registered Office of the Royal Bank ofScotland.
We will explore the Old and NewTowns and uncover the history ofthe formation of banking inScotland, looking at the investmentin the railway, the colonisation ofPanama and its effect onScotland’s independence.We will finish with a meal onGeorge Street in a convertedformer commercial bank. A fittingend to our journey.