Students take an intensive course which focuses on the Afro-Caribbean culture and historical change in the city of Lim n. There is also a service component, which involves helping to teach English to members of the Afro-Caribbean community. The program is designed for 6 credits including both the course work and the service component. Students live in the St. Mark's Conference Center adjacent to the school. Accommodation is in double or triple suites, each with its own bathroom.
Students make their own arrangements for meals.
All rights reserved. Last updated 15 March 2001. Costs listed above are valid for the 2001-2002 academic year.