January 1–6, 2008 
Ski Tremblant
Explore the 94 runs that Tremblant has to offer or spend a day in their 18 acre snow park and pipes!! The hill is tailored to suit all needs with a wide variety of beginner, intermediate, and advanced runs. We will be staying on-site, just an 8 minute walk from the main lift.

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March  6–29, 2008  (credit PAD40)
Base Camp Everest Nepal
Students participating in this course will embark on an international expedition to Base Camp Everest in March 2008. This unique expedition based program is designed to teach the students the three primary components of leadership: group behavior, hard skills (campcraft), and logistical aspects of leadership. In addition this course prepares and motivates students to provide leadership, self–management, outdoors skills and assistance to others in their school and communities. Students will learn the value and complexity of social diversity while acquiring an appreciation of the importance of contributing to their communities and helping others throughout their lives.

March 7-16, 2008
Costa Rica Yoga Farm
Spend a memorable March Break exploring Costa Rica, surrounded by jungle, breathtaking nature and spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean. Our host is an RLC alumnus who is thrilled to share his passion for this area with RLC students and staff. The Yoga Farm is a truly unique destination with a pristine rain forest and clean beaches. This trip offers opportunities for hiking in the rain forest, horseback riding trips, and cultural visits with indigenous families. The Yoga Farms facilities are simple, clean and comfortable.This region of Costa Rica is one of the most biologically diverse in the world, and guests frequently see and hear tropical wildlife. This location is home to several species of monkeys, parrots, toucans, sloths, iguanas, and an abundance of other animals. The Yoga Farm is also dedicated to wildlife conservation research and rehabilitation and currently sponsors a spider monkey research project in order to study this endangered primate with the hope to restore its population back to healthy numbers. The Yoga Farm is also a working farm.

See the website for more details: www.yogafarmcostarica.org

June 27–July 11, 2008 (credit GPP30)
David Monk Whitewater Leadership Expedition
This course is a hands-on, active, educational journey beyond the classroom. Participants will embark on a two-week moving-water canoe expedition in late June to early July. This course prepares and motivates students to provide leadership, self–management, outdoors skills, and assistance to others in their school and communities. Students will develop skills in communication, interpersonal relations, coaching, leadership, teamwork, and conflict management.  Students will also learn the value and complexity of social diversity, while acquiring an appreciation of the importance of contributing to their communities and helping others throughout their lives. (Prerequisite: GLC2O, appropriate for students in grade 9 to 12)

August 2008  
Canadian Mountaineering Expedition
Two full weeks in the Canadian Rockies, hiking in Banff National Park. Breathtaking views, hanging glaciers, mountain goats and bighorn sheep, memories for a lifetime - these sights and experiences are available to all students, no previous technical skill is required.