COURSE OFFERINGS

SPAN 101 - Elementary Spanish Communication I - 3 credits
SPAN 102 - Elementary Spanish Communication II - 3 credits
SPAN 201 - Intermediate Spanish Communication - 3 credits
SPAN 202 - Spanish Conversation, Reading, and Composition - 3 credits
SPAN 302 - Advanced Spanish Composition - 3 credits
SPAN 450 - Undergraduate Seminar: Studies in Special Topics - 3 credits

Student Learning Outcomes:
-To improve students’ linguistic and cultural competency in the target language and culture.
-To help students become more rounded students and citizens.
-Increase students’ understanding of themselves and others as global citizens.
-Further develop students’ critical thinking skills.
-Equip students with strategies that will help them grow their leadership skills and interaction with diverse
populations.
-Cultivate students’ cultural awareness.

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
Students will spend 4 weeks in Spain
They will take classes in the morning and in the afternoon they will have free time to engage in other extra-curricular activities or meet other students. Students will live with families in the city of Cadiz and will enjoy the beautiful U of Cadiz campus, nestled in a corner of the peninsula, right across the Atlantic Ocean. The city of Cadiz is an architectural jewel. It is one of the oldest cities in Europe, founded by the Phoenicians circa 1,100 B.C.The program includes also some excursions so the students will have the chance to explore different areas and gain a better understanding of the rich history and culture of Spain.

-Students will have the opportunity to engage in the following activities:
*Possible excursions Granada, Sevilla, Ronda, or Málaga (possibly more)
*Visits to various museums and cultural sites
*Extracurricular activities offered through the University: Dancing, Cooking, etc.


PROGRAM DIRECTORS

Dr. Silvia M. Roca-Martínez
Department of Modern Languages
srocamar@citadel.edu
843-953-6811
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Dr. Eloy Urroz
Department of Modern Languages
eloy.urroz@citadel.edu
843-953-5065
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Drs. Roca-Martínez and Urroz are seasoned faculty-led study abroad program coordinators. They have (co)directed several study abroad programs to locations such as Spain, Peru, Ecuador, and Cuba.