Egypt & the Eternal Nile
Travel Egypt with ancient sites, Nile sailing, and timeless cultural treasures.
Travel Egypt with ancient sites, Nile sailing, and timeless cultural treasures.
Day 1: Depart U.S. for Cairo, Egypt
Day 2: Cairo
Day 3: Cairo
Day 4: Cairo
Day 5: Cairo | Aswan | Embark Lake Nasser Cruise
Day 6: Kalabsha Temples | Wadi el-Seboua
Day 7: Wadi el-Seboua
Day 8: Amada | Kasr Ibrim | Abu Simbel
Day 9: Disembarkation | Abu Simbel | Aswan | Embark Nile Cruise
Day 10: Aswan | Kom Ombo | Edfu
Day 11: Edfu | Luxor | East Bank
Day 12: Disembarkation | Luxor | West Bank
Day 13: Luxor | Cairo
Day 14: Cairo
Day 15: Depart for U.S.
I am a professor of global nursing in the Department of Health Behavior and Clinical Sciences. I am internationally recognized for my work to improve maternal and newborn health in resource-limited settings. I have led externally funded research in Liberia, Zambia, and Ghana, including a randomized trial on group antenatal care. With two decades of experience in sub-Saharan Africa, I have also advanced global health education at U-M by developing courses, supporting a nursing global health minor, and founding the U-M School of Nursing Summer Institute. I mentor faculty, students, postdoctoral fellows, and international scholars, and hold a PhD in nursing from the University of Arizona and an MS in midwifery from the University of Michigan.
I am excited for the opportunity to experience an area of Africa I am much less familiar with.
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