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Boston University
Dakar Senegalese Studies Program
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Senegal: Lens on West Africa
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Explore one of West Africa's most vibrant countries using photography as a lens through which to experience contemporary urban and rural Senegal. Designed both for those who wish to record their participation in pictures and those looking for artistic expression.
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University of Connecticut, College of Continuing Studies
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This interdisciplinary program integrates classroom instruction with trips to historical and cultural sites, observation of Seances, and drumming lessons.
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Indiana University, Study Abroad Program
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Five-week program in the port city of Dakar, coordinated by Dr. Maria Groze-Ngate, Associate Director of Indiana University s African Studies Program.
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Temple University, International Programs
Temple University in West Africa: Global Health and Economic Development
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The program, for upper-level undergraduates and graduate students, is designed to give direct hands-on experience in the primary health care, public health, economic development and NGO capacity-building sectors of the Republic of Senegal; and an understanding of the region's health, social and development concerns. The course includes a review of current development concepts and indicators, and examines the relationship between global health and development.
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Universite Du Sahel
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The course is a comparative study of education as the motor of development for the world. The sociological, political, societal and economical impact of education on the world development.
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Senecorps
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Senecorps is a project-based learning expedition to West Africa's vibrant coastal city, Dakar. Senecorps' motto: 'Jangi Xam Xam' (pronounced Jahn-gee Hum Hum) means 'to go seeking knowledge' and the organization provides countless opportunities to meet this objective.
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Fort Valley State University
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Where There Be Dragons
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Whether in a small anamist village nestled atop of a mountain or in a costal fishing community amongst mangroves, the strong Senegalese culture seeps through you, invigorates you and stays with you. During our expedition we weave across savannahs and come out at the marshes on the northern coast.
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