ABOUT TÍA TULATía Tula is a modern center of Spanish teaching which offers an effective method of learning the language with the best qualified teachers in a warm and personalized atmosphere. The school focuses on students. A team of professionals is extremely committed to meeting your individual needs and ensuring you fully integrate into the Spanish language and culture. The objective is not only to teach you how to dominate the language, but to give you an understanding of Spanish habits and traditions, and our way of thinking and living. The method used is a balanced combination of classroom-based exercises and extracurricular activities.

www.tiatula.com For more information and application materials, please contact:

Dr. Hossiri Godo-SoloCommunity College of Rhode IslandNewport County CampusOne John H. Chafee Blvd.Newport, RI 02840hhgodosolo@ccri.edu

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Professor Elizabeth Morais Community College of Rhode IslandListon CampusOne Hilton St.Providence, RI 02905-2304emorais@ccri.edu

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6 TWO-WEEK OPTION:

July 2 to July 16

THREE-WEEK OPTION:

July 2 to July 23

Community College of Rhode Island with Tía Tula Colegio de Español in Salamanca, Spain

Spend your summer studying abroad in Spain.

ExpandYour

Horizons

Learn Spanish and explore the rich culture of Spain.

Many levels of Spanish will be offered. Students will take SPAN 1900 plus one of the following:

– Elementary Spanish I and II

– Intermediate Spanish I and II

– Advanced Composition and Conversation I and II

Earn up to six credits.

THE PROGRAMStudy Spanish in Salamanca while enjoying the rich cultural heritage that makes Salamanca, a celebrated study abroad and a cultural tourist destination.

The program, newly offered to CCRI students, is hosted by Tía Tula (a language school), with participation of CCRI faculty. The multifaceted program provides participants an environment that includes a combination of small-size language classes and the opportunity to experience Castilian heritage by partici-pating in cultural events and excursions. No previous language experience is required. All are welcome for any portion of the program.

THE LOCATION Tía Tula is situated in the pedestrian historical center of Salamanca, a vibrant university town. The area is filled with students and tourists and is surrounded by the city’s historic monu-ments. It is conveniently located 120 miles from Madrid and is renowned as a World Heritage Site because of its preeminent role in Spain’s history.

PROGRAM OPTIONS and ESTIMATED COSTSAll prices are subject to change.

July 2 to July 16 (A – two weeks, zero to three credits) . . . . . $1,600

July 2 to July 23 (B – three weeks, six credits) . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,400

Costs do not include CCRI tuition and study aborad fees. See Bursar’s office website, www.ccri.edu/bursar/summer-tuition-fees.html for most up-to-date tuition information.

For financial aid information, visit the Financial Aid website, www.ccri.edu/oes/fa.

A $200 nonrefundable deposit is due Feb. 1, 2016. Balance is due March 30.

Make checks payable to CCRI-SALAMANCA STUDY ABROAD.

Mail application to: Professor Hossiri Godo-Solo, Community College of Rhode Island, Newport County Campus, One John H. Chafee Blvd, Newport, RI 02840.

What is included:– Transfer Madrid Airport-Salamanca and Salamanca-

Madrid Airport.– Housing in residence dorm (full board), private

bathroom or housing with host families.– Classes with Tía Tula .– Morning language instruction (all levels).– Afternoon guided tours of Salamanca, leisure and cultural

activities.(e.g., Flamenco dance class, cooking class)– Possible excursions to Avila, Segovia, Madrid, La Alberca,

or Miranda del Castañar.– Travel and health insurance.

What is not included:– Airfare between the United States and Spain

(estimate $1,200).– Phone calls, both in and out of the country.– Personal expenses.– Tips.– Trip insurance (recommended).