Faculty-Led Programs
Moravian College programs led by Moravian College Faculty
Tanzania
Program: Modern African Culture and Society: Case Study Tanzania
Location: Zanzibar, Kilimanjaro, Moshi, Dar es Salaam
Directors: Akbar Keshodkar
Term and duration: Winter break, as part of a Spring semester course
Costa Rica
Program: Tropical Ecology/Sustainability
Location: Paraiso, Costa Rica
Directors: Diane Husic
Term and duration: Travel during Spring Break as part of a Spring semester course (if sufficient interest exists)
Czech Republic
Program: All About Prague
Location: Prague, Czech Republic
Directors: Eva Leeds
Term and duration: Spring Break
Japan
Program: Japan: Exploring Culture, Peacebuilding, and the Legacies of War (M5)
Location: Osaka, Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Kyoto
Directors: Kelly Denton-Borhaug and Daniel Jasper
Term and duration: May, 15 days plus online work before and after the travel component
Spain
Program: May Term Study Abroad in Spain
Location: Cordoba, Spain
Directors: Bernie Cantens and Larry Lipkis
Term and duration: May, 11 days plus online work before and after the travel component
Spain
Program: Monarchs, Heroes, and Myths - The Formation of Spain as a Nation
Locations: Avila, Burgos, Guadarrama, Madrid, Salamanca, Segovia, Toledo, and Valladolid, Spain
Director: Carmen Ferrero
Term and duration: May every other year (even years)
Italy
Program: Introduction to Ancient and Renaissance Rome
Location: Rome, Italy
Directors: Jean-Pierre Lalande
Term and duration: Spring Break
Italy, Austria, Germany, and France
Program: History and Architecture in Venice, Salzburg, Munich, Paris and Berlin
Location: Italy, Austria, Germany, and France
Directors: Jean-Pierre Lalande
Term and duration: May
Honduras
Program: Experiential Learning in Global Health
Location: San Francisco de Yojoas, Honduras
Directors: Beth Gotwals and Pamela Adamshick
Term: Spring break every other year (odd years)
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Hounds in honduras
Nursing students, faculty and alumni traveled to Honduras during spring break. Read about their work at the intersection of culture, health, economics, ethics, politics and other concerns.
