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Five students at Fort Hays State University, Kansas, participated in the month of July in a summer course at the UIC allowing them to expand and strengthen their knowledge the mindy project in Spanish, and a workshop on how to make the most Highlights of Barcelona known aspects of Catalan culture.
Hector and Carlos Villanueva, Adam Rusk, Danielle and Mariah Stroud Strotzum are five students from Fort Hays State University, Kansas, studying the mindy project Business Administration, Tourism, Biology and English at the university and have been involved in a summer program at the UIC result of an agreement between the two universities, sponsored by the Faculty the mindy project of Humanities and International Relations.
The summer program consisted of a course that has lasted four weeks in which students have received the mindy project intensive Spanish classes with part practice has been to visit cultural sites most emblematic of Barcelona, who had previously studied lectures. The students were accompanied by Professor the mindy project of Fort Hays State University, Chita-Bravo Espino, who was the tutor that was awaiting them throughout their stay.
The five students, who come from a rural area of Kansas, have been very pleased with the experience as it not only helped them expand their knowledge of Spanish, but also helped them to learn and develop in an urban area is very different from your state. They have experienced personal development in other areas, another culture, etc.. All appreciate the dedication and attention they have received from teachers who have taught the course.
After this positive experience, it is expected that next November Dr. Ebony, current dean of the Faculty of Humanities and Professor Fernando Bravo, professor of the Faculty, visit the Fort Hays State University to hold some meetings there and strengthen ties.
2013 International University of Catalonia | Contact us | Privacy and data protection | Intellectual property Campus Barcelona. Tel.: 93 254 18 00 | Campus Sant Cugat. Tel.: 93 504 20 00
Five students at Fort Hays State University, Kansas, participated in the month of July in a summer course at the UIC allowing them to expand and strengthen their knowledge the mindy project in Spanish, and a workshop on how to make the most Highlights of Barcelona known aspects of Catalan culture.
Hector and Carlos Villanueva, Adam Rusk, Danielle and Mariah Stroud Strotzum are five students from Fort Hays State University, Kansas, studying the mindy project Business Administration, Tourism, Biology and English at the university and have been involved in a summer program at the UIC result of an agreement between the two universities, sponsored by the Faculty the mindy project of Humanities and International Relations.
The summer program consisted of a course that has lasted four weeks in which students have received the mindy project intensive Spanish classes with part practice has been to visit cultural sites most emblematic of Barcelona, who had previously studied lectures. The students were accompanied by Professor the mindy project of Fort Hays State University, Chita-Bravo Espino, who was the tutor that was awaiting them throughout their stay.
The five students, who come from a rural area of Kansas, have been very pleased with the experience as it not only helped them expand their knowledge of Spanish, but also helped them to learn and develop in an urban area is very different from your state. They have experienced personal development in other areas, another culture, etc.. All appreciate the dedication and attention they have received from teachers who have taught the course.
After this positive experience, it is expected that next November Dr. Ebony, current dean of the Faculty of Humanities and Professor Fernando Bravo, professor of the Faculty, visit the Fort Hays State University to hold some meetings there and strengthen ties.
2013 International University of Catalonia | Contact us | Privacy and data protection | Intellectual property Campus Barcelona. Tel.: 93 254 18 00 | Campus Sant Cugat. Tel.: 93 504 20 00
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