He is the author of a number of publications in this field. Dr. Gordon Lindsay, professor and chair of health sciences at Brigham Young University, taught for eight years at Ball State University, served as director of tobacco control in Utah's Department of Health, and was a health educator in public schools for three years. Participants in the program will either be housed in a hostel for foreign volunteers, in dormitory-style accommodations, or they will stay with local families. Breakfast and one other meal will be prepared for participants each day. It does not include airfare.
Prices are subject to change due to changes in exchange rates and the final number of participants.
Regular BYU Tuition scholarships, Pell Grants, and federally insured student loans may be applied to International Volunteers programs. All Interna-tional Volunteers will receive a service scholarship from the Jacobsen Center for Service and Learning. Scholarship amounts have not been determined at this time. The application deadline will be announced in mid-September. International Study Programs' Interna-tional Volunteers reserves the right to cancel this program, revise its offerings, or to make any adjustments to the preliminary cost estimates due to conditions beyond its control.