GRADUATE LEVEL LANGUAGE AND CULTURAL STUDIES AT CEMANAHUAC

 

Teachers and others who are seeking graduate level studies at Cemanahuac can apply to the University of the Pacific’s Travel Study Program. Travel Study courses offer educators and related personnel the opportunity of developing a personalized academic program based on independent travels either within the United States or abroad. Each participant has the opportunity of designing a sequence of academic activities based on their pre-determined travel plans. Upon submission of an academic travel plan, the participant develops units of study or audio-visual curriculum aids and materials, i.e., slide presentations, video-tape recordings, etc., based on information, activities, and experiences, resulting from their travels.

The general information includes:

• 1-3 graduate-level professional development units
• Educators and related personnel can develop a personalized academic program based on their individual travels either within the United States or abroad. Each participant designs a sequence of academic activities based on travel experiences.
• Upon completion of an approved academic travel plan, the participant develops lesson plans, units of study, or audio-visual curriculum aids and materials (i.e., slide presentations with narration, videotape recordings, etc.) based on information, activities and experiences from their travels.
• This course may be a follow-up to an organized travel study course or a separate independent study program.

Instructor: Dr. Allan Lifson Fee: $79 per unit

Course Code: PEDU 9200

To enroll or for more information contact: Dr. Allan Lifson 800.479.1995 or visit www.teacherfriendly.com.

 

GRADUATE CREDIT FOR STUDY AT CEMANAHUAC

 

Other universities (e.g., Boise State University, Oklahoma State University) offer their own seminars at Cemanahuac, and these will be listed individually on the Cemanahuac web page. Those who wish to come at another time to study at Cemanahuac or who wish to pursue a special topic for graduate credit would need to do so through an independent study program though a United States university in their own community. Many teachers and graduate students have found this to be a feasible way to study for graduate credit.

 

Upcoming Graduate Workshops

"Spanish Skills for Teachers: Language and Cultural Enrichment"

Summer intensive two-week seminars for language and ESOL teachers.

The Spanish language program is offered for four hours per day in very small classes at each student's exact level. A fifth hour is available four days a week at no additional cost. All students should be prepared to spend at least two hours per day on homework and outside exercises. Click here for a full description of the program.

Contact Vivian Harvey for additional information.

 

 

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