International Programs

Experience the World

Mission Statement

International Education at San Juan College promotes cultural awareness and appreciation and helps students, faculty, and staff develop skills to be responsible citizens of the global community. We accomplish our mission through:

  • professional development opportunities for faculty and staff
  • travel and study opportunities for students, faculty and staff
  • guidance and resources for interested faculty to internationalize their curriculum
  • enrollment of international students at SJC
  • campus activities which teach tolerance and diversity

For more information about San Juan College International Programs, including applications for study abroad trips, please view the following links:

Want to know more?
For more information about
San Juan College
International Programs,
please contact:		 Tim Schroeder,
Director of International
Programs
School of Extended Learning,
(505) 566-3693

Quick Summary

2010 Academic Trips

(instructors are listed in parenthesis)

Costa Rica — March 19-27, 2010 (Spring Break)
BIOL 298: Diversity and Co-evolution in Costa Rica/Honors (Donna Hobbs)
HUM 299: Sights and Sounds of Costa Rica (Tim Schroeder)
GEOL 298: Tectonics, Volcanology and Geological History of Costa Rica/Honors (John Burris)

Reggio, Italy — May, 2010 (Dates TBA)
ECED 299: Reggio Emilia Philosophy School Study and Tours (Judy Hudson and Linda Garrison)

England — May 13-28, 2010
Offered as a learning community:
SPCH 298: English Rhetoric and Intercultural Communication/Honors (Mike Hattabaugh)
HIST 298: A Brief History of England/Honors (Kelly Robison)

Washington, DC — May 25-June 1, 2010
Offered as a learning community:
POLS 299 and ENGL 299: Washington DC: Our Nation’s Capital (Judy Palier and Eric Bateman)

Seward, Alaska — June 6-20, 2010
Offered as a learning community:
OLER 299: Expedition Sea Kayak (Marcel Bieg)
OLER 299: Mountaineering (Chris Strouthopoulos)

Oaxaca, Mexico — June 12-22, 2010
Offered as a learning community:
ENGL 125 or 280 (Kimberly Williams)
ANTH 255 or 210 (Karla Hackman)