Third World Seminar Third World Seminar and Experience was developed in 1991 by Chaplain Greg Henley and Sociology Professor Charles McKelvey . The course, offered each spring semester, integrates academic study with a nine day experience in either Honduras or Cuba.
Students receive four hours of academic credit.
Students visit rural communities and inner city marginal neighborhoods, meet with leaders in the women's movement, hear presentations by faculty at the university, visit agricultural cooperatives, meet with community leaders, visit schools, and interview families.