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to Study Abroad
Chile & Argentina:
An Immersion Adventure
November
26-December 22, 2007
Past Dates
November 27-December
22, 2005
November 26-December 22, 2006
| Description |
| Program |
This is a
27-day adventure, 40 degrees South of the Equator, in one of the most
spectacular and beautiful areas of the continent. We will explore
the capital, Santiago, and will travel to Valdivia to participate in
workshops especially designed by the Universidad
San Sebastian for
students of Spanish at Otterbein. The workshops will deal with
history, culture, and language, cuisine, and theater and will be
directed by the faculty of the Universidad
San Sebastian.
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Itineraries
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From the Andes
Mountains to the lakes of Valdivia and to the Pacific Ocean, we will
explore the fascinating geography of the Southern Cone, and we will
examine the history and present day institutions of these
countries. We will take a ferry to explore the island of Chiloe
and its culture. Then we will go tango and sightsee San Carlos de
Bariloche, Argentina!
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Cost
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Undergraduate or
graduate students will receive credit (5 hours) through the Department
of Foreign
Languages. The cost is $3,390.00 (subject to change; it includes
tuition, airfare, transportation within
Chile and to Argentina, room and board for 27 days). Non-students
may participate if space is available. Call Dr. Galarce for
details.
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Contact
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The Program director
is Dr. Carmen Galarce,
Professor of Spanish in the Department of Foreign Languages. She
is a native of Chile and a regional expert. To learn more and
reserve your space, please contact Prof. galarce at 614-823-1789 or by
e-mail by clicking on the name above before July 15, 2006.
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