Summer Programs
Earn eight credits in one of our Summer Session Programs, which are held at sites in Central America, Southern Africa, and Mexico. It's a great way to fit in a study-abroad experience into your regular academic schedule. You may enjoy it so much that you decide to try out a full semester.
Programs Based in Guatemala
Spanish Language & Mayan Spirituality
May 30 - July 2, 2010- Spanish - beginning to advanced
- Religion/Native American Studies: "Mayan Culture and Spirituality"
Programs Based in Mexico
May 23 - June 27, 2010- Spanish - beginning-advanced
- The Legacy of Frida Kahlo: Gender, Sexuality, Politics and the Arts (Women's Studies 281/481)
- Take two Spanish courses - intermediate -advanced
- This track is ideal for Spanish majors or minors
- Prerequisite: applicants for this track must have already taken the equivalent of SPA 211 (Intermediate I)
Academic Internship & Independent Research
Session I: May 23 - June 27, 2010Session II: June 27 - August 1, 2010
- Internship (for credit in Business, Environmental Studies, Hist+ory, Interdisciplinary Studies/Political Science/Religion/Spanish/ Women’s Studies, and Youth and Family Ministries)
- Independent Research (for credit in Business, Environmental Studies, History, Interdisciplinary Studies/Political Science/Religion/Spanish/ Women’s Studies, and Youth and Family Ministries)
- Prerequisites: applicants for this track must have had previous experience in Latin American and d strong Spanish (the equivalent of SPA 212 – Intermediate Spanish II, or at least two years of college Spanish).
+Students who choose to enroll in both Sessions I and II will receive a discount of 10% on the second program. The total cost for the two combined programs is $8,113.
Programs Based in Namibia
Social Change and Development in Southern Africa
(May 30 - August 8, 2010)- Interdisciplinary Studies: "The Development Process - Southern Africa"
- History/Interdisciplinary Studies/Political Science: Internship
