STUDY ABROAD IN...
SPAIN!
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Immersing yourself in the Spanish community is the best
way to develop your language proficiency.
Salamanca is a small, ancient city in northwestern Spain
(about 120 miles from Madrid). This area is the birthplace
of the “purest” Spanish (Castilian) language, backed by
the Royal Spanish Academy. The oldest university (1218)
in Spain is found in Salamanca. It was also the place where
the most relevant Spanish writers and intellectuals studied.
For two weeks, students at HACC, Central Pennsylvania’s
Community College, will attend language classes four hours
a day (Monday-Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.) to learn the
language, history and culture of Spain.
The program will include pre-travel, online sessions via
D2L to start your Spanish learning. By learning a foreign
language, students will become more marketable in their
profession – all the while expanding their global horizons.
About This Travel Course:
Course Dates:
Classes will meet via D2L April 24 - May 10, 2017.
Travel Dates:
May 12-27, 2017
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE:
Scholarships up to $1,000 are
available through the HACC
Foundation. Applying for
scholarships does not guarantee
receipt of funds. Financial Aid
can be applied to the program
fee. Please contact the Financial
Aid office on your campus for
more information.
For more information,
please contact the Center
for Global Education at
717-780-3277 or
[email protected]
and visit hacc.edu/Global.
Course:
SPAN 101, 102, 201 or 202 – Spanish Language Immersion
Faculty Leader:
Assistant Professor Yolanda Hively
[email protected]
717-718-0328, ext. 513279
Planned Travel Highlights:
• Language classes at Colegio Unamuno language school
• Welcome and farewell dinners
• Walking tour of Salamanca
• Day trip to Avila and Segovia
• Flamenco dance and Mediterranean-style cooking classes
• Tapas tour
• Visits to local museums and cultural sites
Program Fee of $4,713* includes:
• Tuition and fees for a four-credit HACC course
• Round-trip air transportation
• Accommodations onsite
• Admission to sites and attractions that are part of the
program’s curriculum
• Travel insurance
• Most meals
Additional Costs:
• C
ourse books and materials
• R
equired immunizations
• S
ome meals
• O
ptional visits to tourist, art and historical sites
• V
alid United States passport
• P
ersonal spending money
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*Travel courses are based on enrollment and could change or may be canceled if
enrollment is low. All fees, once announced, are subject to change due to currency
fluctuations, fuel cost increases and current costs. This course will close without
notice once capacity is reached.
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