Project Mexico Contact Persons: Andrea Goicochea x 5823 (Program Coordinator) Cen-Bi Liu and Elizabeth Ferrara (Student Leaders) Established in 1987, the Project Mexico program provides students with an exciting opportunity to immerse themselves in a 10 day intense service and educational exchange with peoples and communities of Tijuana and Tecate Mexico. Students selected for this program participate in a semester of organized preparation, education, team building and fundraising, which culminates in the great annual Loyola tradition of the Project Mexico Auction. The 2008 Project Mexico Auction will be held on Thursday, November 20th from 4-8pm in McGuire Hall. For more details click here. For a list of auction items click here.
During their stay in Mexico, Loyola’s team of 20 sophomores, juniors and seniors along with 3 faculty/administrator/staff members, participate in community directed construction projects, commonly centered on schools, as well as cultural and social activities and education programs to engage topics such as immigration, the environment, human rights, and political and economic issues. The program also emphasizes personal reflection on the Mexico experience and its impact on one's personal and spiritual development. This reflection encourages the participant to think and feel critically about the reality they experience and to integarate it into their future life choices. Please click here to meet this year Project Mexico Team! (coming soon) Please click here to read the program description Please click here to learn about program details and schedule Please click here to learn about the site Please click here to learn about the application process Please click here to fill out a reference form. Please click here to learn about student leadership opportunities Please click here to read previous participants' reflections Please click here to view the scrapbook Please click here to view the blogs

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