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- Michigan State University
This program organized by the Michigan State University College of Social Science offers students an opportunity to earn academic credit while experiencing Dominican culture and traditions. The program uses the Dominican Republic as a laboratory and places particular emphasis on understanding the interaction between human and physical aspects of development focusing on the role of tourism.
Michigan University
2006 pdf
2007 pdf
2008 pdf
3 weeks Summer program
The Dominic
an
Republic, where Columbus dropped anchor at the end of his first voyage,
shares the island of Hispaniola with Haiti. It is the destination of many
thousands of tourists who are attracted by the islands’ tropical climate
and extraordinary natural beauty.
The program will take place in collaboration with the (SAS) "STUDENT AGENCY SERVICES CxA". Through classroom presentations and field experiences, students will study the Dominican Republic in the context of general Latin American development and urbanization trends. These discussions will focus on the relationships among tourism and population growth issues, rural to urban migration and the internal structure of Santo Domingo.
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Apartado Postal. Z- 077, RD |
Email: inf@studentservicesdr.org
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158 Sherwood Drive, Hinton | |||||||
| Tel. (809) 435-1980, (829) 875-4599 | T7V 1P6, AB. Tel. (719) 387-8036 | ||||||||
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