The course took place in Antigua, Guatemala, and offered a combination of individual Spanish instruction, medical volunteer work, lectures, and field trips. Nineteen students participated in 2000. The course will be offered again in April, June, and July 2001. Sixty of these students were from the college of medicine. Students from the colleges of pharmacy, nursing, dentistry and the school of allied health were also represented in the total.
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