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THEO 33970 International Issues
THEO 33938 Summer Service Learning: International
Despite dramatic changes throughout the world, we continue to see a widening economic disparity between the rich and the poor. The lack of basic resources, access to health, education, and employment remains the challenge for developing and non-industrialized nations. In nations marred by political conflict and violence, efforts of peace, reconciliation, and democratization are slow and its affects are seen most clearly in the lives of the poor. As we continue to face these and other global concerns, the need to educate students about their responsibility in our global community becomes ever apparent. The International Summer Service Learning Program (ISSLP) provides an opportunity to examine causes of poverty and to create links of solidarity across borders.
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Past ISSLP site specific binders are available for your perusal in the McNeill Library, Geddes Hall next to the fireplace.
Please review the ISSLP Learning Agreement for information on the International Summer Service Learning Program. By participating in this program, you are agreeing to the terms in the agreement.
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APPLICATION IS NOW CLOSED.
When completing the online application, we recommend saving your responses to the essay questions in a separate document, in case of submission problems. Refer to the 2013 ISSLP Calendar for application and selection process timeline for key dates. St. Mary’s students should contact Suzanne Wilson to request the login ID and password for access to the ISSLP application.
Due to follow-up requirements in the fall, the ISSLP does NOT accept applications from:
Postgraduate opportunities may be explored at the Center through Mike Hebbeler, program director, Student Leadership and Senior Transitions.
This course fulfills a requirement for the following:
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Assistant Director Center for Social Concerns 574-631-9404 |
Jimena Holguin jholguin@nd.edu
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ISSLP Administrative Assistant 574-631-9403 |
Abby McCrary |
Mike Altenburger Graduate Student TA |