Showing posts with label Northern Ireland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Northern Ireland. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 15, 2009

Message from Katie Klus studying abroad in Northern Ireland through HECUA

Hi Vicki, I am absolutely loving Northern Ireland!! I've been learning so much and having the time of my life! I've been interning at St. Columb's Park House for the last month and a half, and it has been interesting to say the least. Part of my work has been working with youth groups on pilot projects that the youth have come up with and are excited to produce, as well as planning a residential for four youth groups. I also had the chance to go to Rome and Barcelona for spring break, and to Scotland for Easter weekend! Needless to say it has been a great experience and I can't believe I only have a month left here!

Katie is 2nd from the left

Thursday, September 4, 2008

What is the HECUA Program?

HECUA - Higher Education Consortium for Urban Affairs

HECUA is an organization of 20 liberal arts colleges, universities and associations dedicated to education for social justice. Together we shape academically rigorous, study-abroad and off-campus study programs that address the most pressing issues in our neighborhoods, nations and world. This unique educational collaboration engages students, faculty and practitioners in learning that generates knowledge and tools for social transformation and community building.

At HECUA we learn by seeing, reflecting and acting with others. HECUA specializes in integrating theory and practice, bringing together key disciplines that equip students to be active citizens and leaders – locally and globally.

Programs are located in Ecuador, Northern Ireland and Norway. Visit http://www.hecua.org/ for more information or stop by the Study Abroad Office, Saint Mary's Hall, Room 136.
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Please join Martha Moscoso, director HECUA's programs in Ecuador, for free pizza and HECUA program information, Tuesday, September 23rd, 4:00 p.m., Saint Mary's Hall, Room 134.