Proposed Mexican Mobility Language and Culture Program 2022
Proposed Dates: March 20-April 9, 2022 and April 17-May 7, 2022
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Experience life in a college town and enjoy the clear air and blue skies that Kansas is famous for.
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Program Components
- Integrated English courses (4 hours per day / 20 hours per week)
- Integrated Written Communication skills
- Integrated Oral Communication skills
- Cultural activities and field trips
The courses are non-credit courses. Participants will be registered in classes through K-State’s Global Campus and will have access to class materials through the University’s Learning Managment System, Canvas.
Integrated Written Communication Skills
This course will focus on grammar, writing, reading and vocabulary development.
Integrated Oral Communication Skills
This course will focus on developing listening and speaking skills as well as working on pronunciation.
Course activities will focus on a topic. Possible themes include: 
- Culture through Film
- Making a Difference as a Student
- English and Culture in the Heartland
- U.S. Literature
Example Weekly Schedule
Time | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
| 9:30-11:30 | Integrated Skills (Grammar, Writing, Vocabulary, and Reading) | Cultural activities and trips | Free time
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| 12:00 -1:30 | Lunch | ||||||
1:30-3:30 | Integrated Skills (Speaking, Listening) | Cultural activities | |||||
| 3:30-4:30 | Time for tutoring, interaction with campus community, on-campus events, or free time | ||||||
| 5:00 – 6:00 | Dinner | ||||||
| Evening | Homework, cultural activities on Campus or in the Manhattan, visiting the Rec Center | ||||||
Possible Program Schedule
| March 20 | Arrive and check into housing |
| March 21 | Welcome session, orientation, tours of campus and Manhattan |
| March 22 | Classes begin |
| April 8 | Classes end, program evaluation and closing ceremony |
| April 9 | Depart |
Cultural Activities
- Bison Ranch and Konza Prairie hike
- Topeka Field Trip
- Kansas City Fieldtrip
Free on-campus activities
- Free concerts and recitals
- University lecture series
- International Student Center events
- Beach Art Museum
Other activities (at small extra charge $2-10 if participants are interested)
Kansas State University
Founded in 1863, Kansas State University is in the top 10 for several Princeton Review rankings. The English Language Program began in 1986. Our professional faculty have taught around the world and look forward to welcoming you to Kansas!
Program Costs include:
- courses
- books and materials
- ELP lab and tutoring
- required cultural activities and field trips
- campus housing (double occupancy)
- the internet and Wi-Fi on campus and in the residence
- 20 meals / week
- health insurance
- ATA bus for local transportation
- Lafene Health Center
- Campus Libraries
- Recreational Center
