The El Ch na Church of Christ in Montevideo is growing and enjoys good leadership not only from U.S. supported missionaries but also from local Christians. The courses will be the same as Fall 2001, with the exception of BIBL 212 - Christianity and Culture. There will also be a non-lab science course that will fulfill the University core requirement. As a private institution, UAL has excellent connections in the city and enjoys a solid reputation both in the city and nation. Facilities are modern and offer high tech equipment.
Faculty are highly qualified.
Homestays and co-curricular experiences will enhance the academic program. Interviews may be scheduled in the Study Abroad Office. Deepen your understanding of the lordship of Jesus Christ in this exciting international context. As a participant in LASP, you will examine your career goals, gain new insights about life and mission of the Central American church, and explore the economic and political realities of North America's relationship with its Latin neighbors. Classes begin in Torreon on Monday, May 31 and conclude on Friday, July 2.