46 students attending Nebraska at Oxford Program through Aug. 14

Forty-six University of Nebraska-Lincoln students are participating in the 21st annual Nebraska at Oxford Program through Aug. 14 at England's University of Oxford, the oldest university in the English-speaking world.

Sponsored by the UNL College of Business Administration, the program is open to students of all academic majors, including graduate students and undergraduate students with at least sophomore standing. The Nebraska at Oxford Program is based at Oxford's Jesus College.

During the four-week program, which began July 18, students can take two lecture-tutorial courses on British political and international economic policy, "Political Economy of Britain Since 1945" and "International Economics and Business," for six hours of UNL academic credit. Non-business students can enroll in "Theatre, Arts and Literature of Great Britain," instead of "International Economics and Business." Lecturers and tutors for the courses are faculty and staff from Jesus College. Field trips and cultural excursions will supplement the course lectures and tutorials.

Following is a list of students planning to participate in Nebraska at Oxford. They are listed by hometown and the information includes their year in school, academic major and parents' names.

Bertrand: Jennifer Dannehl, sophomore, agricultural economics/pre-physical therapy, Michael and Linda Dannehl.

Blair: Daniel Ryan, junior, economics and business administration, Frank and Sally Ryan.

Neligh: Allison Bentley, junior, marketing, Allan Bentley of Neligh and Ann Marie Bentley of Omaha.

Norfolk: Stephanie Schellpeper, junior, marketing, Fred Jr. and Sandra Schellpeper.

Omaha: Kristen Drvol, sophomore, food science and technology, Scott and Robin Drvol; Christina Kubovy, junior, business administration, James and Theresa Kubovy.

Oshkosh: Bricelyn Jones, junior, business administration, Mark and Marcy Jones.

Waverly: Tom King, senior, accounting, Jim and Peggy King of Lincoln.

Writer: Tom Simons, University Communications, (402) 472-8514