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Faculty-led Study Abroad Programs for Summer 2008
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MERCER ON MISSION
Programs for 2008
Contact: Craig McMahan at merceronmission@mercer.edu
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Capetown, South Africa
Summer Session I
Faculty:
Eimad Houry (Chair, Political Science Department)
Mary Alice Morgan (Professor, English Department)
Sarah Gerwig-Moore (Assistant Professor, Mercer Law School)
Courses:
POL 312: The Politics of Developing Countries—South Africa
ENG 380: Literature of Protest--South Africa
Service Project Coordinator: American Baptist International Missions
Hong Kong, Beijing, China
Summer Session I
Faculty: Department of Community Medicine, School of Medicine
Gayle L. Bina, (Assistant Professor)
Frances Carter (Instructor)
Kathryn Martin (Instructor)
Additional Faculty: Department of Community Medicine, School of Medicine
William F. Bina (Professor and Chair)
Fan Chen (Assistant Professor)
Yudan Wei (Assistant Professor)
Courses:
MPH 720 or SOC 390.001: Introduction to Global Health
MPH 713 or SOC 390.002: Health Systems and Policy
Service Project Coordinator: Hong Kong Baptist Hospital
Monrovia, Liberia
Summer Session I
Faculty:
Richard F. Wilson (Chair, Roberts Christianity Department)
Lori Johnson (Assistant Professor, Political Science Department)
Olu Q. Menjay (Adjunct Professor)
Courses:
CHR 410 /AFR 490: West African Christianity (3 hours) Olu Q. Menjay
CHR 410 /AFR 490: African Theology (3 hours) Richard F. Wilson
POL 314 /WGS 314.Women in Developing Countries (3 hours) Lori Johnson
Service Project Coordinator: Ricks Institute and Liberian Baptist Convention
Alajuela, Costa Rica
Summer Session II
Faculty:
Greg Domin (Associate Professor, Department of Political Science)
Robert Hargrove (Professor, Chemistry and Environmental Sciences)
Courses:
POL 253: Introduction to International Relations
EES 150.1T2: Introduction to Environmental Science
Service Project Coordinator: Goodwill Industries and Iglesia Methodisto
Senegal
Summer Session I
Faculty:
John Dunaway (Professor of French, Department of Foreign Language)
Randy Harshbarger (Assistant Professor, Department of Interdisciplinary Studies)
Courses:
WLT 101/AFR 300: World Literature: Senegalese and West African Literature
AFR 490/PLS 385: Challenges of Social and Economic Development in Rural Senegal
Service Project Coordinator: The Baobab Center |