The program has evolved for ASU students so that instead of merely visiting several schools, they are now placed in specific classrooms and have opportunities to work with German teachers and children. Students were also provided excursions to an open air museum at Am Kiekeberg, depicting farm life in the 1800s, and to the concentration camp at Bergen-Belsen. Directors for 1998 session were Dr. Hademenos and Ms. Celeste B. Allen. Both graduate and undergraduate students pursuing education careers through Angelo State University are eligible to apply for this program. Six hours of graduate or undergraduate education courses may be gained through this program.
Some subsistence is available to help offset costs.
Since the program is an exchange, UL students are housed in the dormitories at Angelo State and provided meal cards. When ASU students travel to Lueneburg, they are typically housed with UL students in their apartments and are issued meal tickets. The next UL-ASU exchange program is scheduled for the summer of 2000. Interested students may contact the School of Education at 942-2052 for further information.