2nd Year Spanish - Grammar A2 in Queretaro

Este curso está diseñado para alumnos que previamente han completado el equivalente de SPAN 103 o SPAN 112 y participan en el programa de Querétaro para estudiar todo el segundo año de español. Este curso intensivo forma parte de un currículo de tres clases complementarias, incluyendo Escritura A2 y Conversación A2, que juntas cubren el segundo año de español (SPAN 201-202-203). El curso de Gramática cubre una diversidad de conceptos, como verbos irregulares, los pasados, el subjuntivo, etc.

Advanced Writing in Queretaro

Este curso está diseñado para angloparlantes que estudian español y que cuentan con nivel intermedio (B2) en esta lengua. Durante el programa de Escritura Avanzada se estudiarán textos del ámbito público y académico, es decir se revisarán textos que ayudan a desenvolverse de manera funcional: cartas formales y correos electrónicos. De igual manera, respecto al área académica, se leerán ensayos y se analizará la estructura de éstos.

Contemporary Mexican History

Este curso examina la historia de México entre 1810 y 2016, desde la Guerra de Independencia hasta el presente, enfocándose en las principales transformaciones políticas, sociales, económicas y culturales.El contenido del curso se divide en seis unidades. La Unidad I presenta una introducción a la historia de México con una breve descripción de la época colonial, la geografía de México, el contexto de Querétaro y las reformas borbónicas como la antesala de la Guerra de la Independencia. La Unidad II se enfoca en la época de Independencia y pos-Independencia en el Siglo IX.

Tropical Ecology Field Projects

The Tropical Ecology Program consists of two courses that provide opportunities for students to learn firsthand about some of the important ecosystems found in the tropics including: lowland rain forest, middle elevation montane and cloud forests, and the diverse ecosystems of the high elevation shrub lands (páramo). The first course begins on the UO campus in the spring and prepares students for their studies in Ecuador. It involves students developing a field project that will be conducted in Ecuador.

Tropical Ecology Field Studies

The Tropical Ecology Program consists of two courses that provide opportunities for students to learn firsthand about some of the important ecosystems found in the tropics including: lowland rain forest, middle elevation montane and cloud forests, and the diverse ecosystems of the high elevation shrub lands (páramo). The first course begins on the UO campus in the spring and prepares students for their studies in Ecuador. It involves students developing a field project that will be conducted in Ecuador.

Nongovernmental Organizations of South-East Asia

This course provides an immersion into the nonprofit sector in two developing nations, Thailand and Cambodia. Usually called nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in an international context, these organizations play crucial roles in providing basic services to the populations of developing nations. They also engage in advocacy for human rights and environmental protection. This course will consist of coursework evaluating the role and activities of NGOs in South East Asia.

Wine in Italy and the Western World

In the context of the history and culture of Italy, wine is not only a beloved drink but forms an essential part of Italian civilization. From the study of wine students will learn about the practices of earlier cultures, about Italian values and our own. This course will explore various aspects of wine civilization in Italy: mythology, religion, economy, society, history, art, literature, in order to provide students with a unique perspective on wine and Italy today.
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