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Summer 1993 Host Site Descriptions
El Calabozo and Patzcuaro, Michoacan Mexico
Near Patxcuaro, Goering and Lammers analyzed the microenterprises to provide a basis for future community service teams. In Doctor Miguel Silva, they worked with women who owned a fruit tree nursery and tortilla shop, and in Santa Clara de Cobre with copper artists and peasant farmers. Kroeken and Ogden taught a pre-school in El Calabozo and performed a survey of the women of the community to determine in depth the status of their health, nutrition, and general lifestyle.
Anuncion, Paraguay
KSU Students were matched with eight Paraguayan students for a ten-week project to survey and develop housing opportunities for university students in Asuncion.
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Grace Hwang cares deeply about human rights and civil rights, and understands that the values and skills of leadership are critical to helping to solve persistent global problems such as poverty, AIDS, and global warming. Her personal history, her early law career, and her many international experiences inform her dedication to providing students with a global perspective. She has implemented a global immersion week at LS&P, where students and faculty explore these and other critical global issues.
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celebrates achievement among its students and recognizes other
outstanding community leaders.
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