CHICOUTIMI -- CANADA

Summer study in Quebec offers a three or a five-week program of total immersion in Chicoutimi, situated in the beautiful Saguenay-Lac St. Jean region of Quebec.Program participants live with Francophone families.The academic program features intensive language courses at all levels that put emphasis on oral communication, as well as classes in Quebec culture; courses are taught by faculty from the Université du Québec à Chicoutimi. In addition, students participate in workshops with qualified instructors that allow them to practice their linguistic skills while engaging in social, cutlural, and sports activities. For more information contact Dr. Maureen O'Meara.

MARBURG -- GERMANY

This summer study program in Marburg, Germany, provides a month-long experience of living and studying in a German setting. Students take two classes, one with German professors at a language school in Marburg and another with the accompanying University of Dayton professor. Program participants live either in a dormitory or with families. One full-day excursion is planned for the group. Because students are expected to use German exclusively, completion of intermediate German or the equivalent is required. For more information contact Dr. Robert Conard.

SANTIAGO -- CHILE

Information about study abroad in Chile is forthcoming.

Undergraduate students wishing to study Spanish overseas during the summer months may apply for financial assistance from ESPA (Endowment for the Study of Spanish Abroad). The money may be applied to travel, tuition or room and board. The ESPA award for the year 2007 will consist of three $800.00 awards. Announcement regarding applications are made during the month of January. ESPA (formally the Bredestege Family Assistance Fund) was established by Bro. Paul Bredestege's parents' estate after their deaths in 1992.

SEGOVIA -- SPAIN

The summer study in Segovia program is a thirty-day program of total immersion in a Spanish environment. The academic program includes intensive language study as well as courses in culture and literature. To complement their course work, students visit museums, theaters, palaces, and castles in and near Segovia and take tours to such historical sites as Madrid, Toledo, and El Escorial. This program, in which participants are required to use Spanish at all times, is available only to students who have completed intermediate Spanish II or the equivalent. For more information email Dr. Francisco Peñas-Bermejo.

Undergraduate students wishing to study Spanish overseas during the summer months may apply for financial assistance from ESPA (Endowment for the Study of Spanish Abroad). The money may be applied to travel, tuition or room and board. The ESPA award for the year 2007 will consist of three $800.00 awards. Announcement regarding applications are made during the month of January. ESPA (formally the Bredestege Family Assistance Fund) was established by Bro. Paul Bredestege's parents' estate after their deaths in 1992.