Class Time:  January 18 and 25, 6:00-10:00p.m. in the IMU Hoosier Room
(Attendance at both classes is required to attend travel classes)

Travel Dates:  January 28-30

Location:  Governor Doge State Park, Wisconsin

Description:  This class will introduce students to the basics of
waterfall ice climbing in a top rope situation.  Topics covered will
include safety, gear selection, movement on ice, and perfecting tool
and crampon placements.  R110 Ice Climbing is a highly experiential
course where you must actively participate to learn the ice climbing
and belaying skills.


Books:  How to Ice Climb, by Luebben and Long

Assignments:  Readings and reflective paper.

Evaluation:  30% skill demonstration, 20% expedition behavior, 30%
written examination, 20% three page paper.

Additional Fee:  The additional fee for the class is $150, which
includes transportation, food, ice climbing gear and lodging.