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Academic Courses
- SOCI/LBST 390.6TM:
"Everyday Life and Society in Guatemala"
This course examines the everyday life and society of Guatemala
and provides the opportunity for an ethnographic analysis of its
complex social networks. Service learning and travel in
Guatemala will provide the opportunity to experience a variety
of social settings and relationships including the lives of
children, family life, religious practices, and the
socio-cultural fabric of Guatemala.
- LBST/SOCI 390.3TM:
"Principles and Practices of New World Studies"
How
do we understand different nations or regions of the Americas in
relation to the Americas as a whole? This course, set in
Guatemala, will address the principles and practices of
cross-cultural and cross-disciplinary study necessary for a
thoughtful approach to the study of the Americas.
Faculty
- Fred Bongiovanni (Professor, College of Continuing and
Professional Studies)
- Tim Craker (Associate Professor, College of Continuing and
Professional Studies)
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