This program is administered by a permanent resident director. Students earn up to 18 credits in college level courses taught in Spanish by Spanish faculty. Dates for 2000 are January 4-May 28. Every summer students who have completed at least SP 102 or its equivalent with a grade of C or better are eligible to apply for the study in Mexico program where they spend six weeks studying the Spanish language in classes taught in Spanish. Students live with Mexican families, study at the Centro Bilingue and travel to places of cultural and historic interest in central Mexico.
Credit is given for either six or seven semester hours.
Dates for 2000 are May 13-June 24. Students are prepared to teach in immersion programs and content-basedprograms in which the content areas such as mathematics, science or social studies may be taught in Spanish. It is published semi-annually by the Department of Spanish and Classical Languages with support from the College of Humanities and Social Sciences of Indiana University of Pennsylvania. It is recommended that manuscripts consist of at least 2,500, but not more than 5,000 words of text. An original and one copy should be submitted.