Undergraduates can spend one month in Cuba earning SIX credits in Anthropology, Global Affairs, History, and/or Honors! The Center for Global Education at George Mason University invites you to participate in Exploring Cuba: Past, Present and Future.
Students will explore and experience Cuba in a moment of transition. Cuba’s unique political and economic history has long made it the subject of intense intellectual debate. The recent announcement of a “normalization” of relations between the U.S. and Cuba have Cubans, along with the rest of the world, creating expectations about what changes the future will bring, making this a particularly fascinating moment to travel to the island. Through study of Cuba’s geography, history, politics, and cultural production, students will discover what makes this Caribbean island so unique. The program is centered in the city of Havana, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1982, and will also include travel to other cultural patrimony sites. No Spanish language skills required! All excursions and lectures will be given in English. Applications for this program are due on March 20. For more information, please contact me directly at dellesmd@gmu.edu or call 703-993-2155. Ms. Denise Elles-Mdahuar Program Officer George Mason University Center for Global Education Johnson Center, Room 235 4400 University Drive, MS 2B8 Fairfax, VA 22030
globaled.gmu.edu dellesmd@gmu.edu voice 703-993-2155 fax 703-993-2153
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