The style of this seminar is intensive and includes encounters with people and organizations representing many sectors of Cuban society, as well as opportunities for group reflection, critical analysis, and collective learning. Examples of possible program content: • Walking tour of Habana Vieja (and colonial city center) • Trips to Christian churches, Jewish Synagogue, Muslim Mosque, Greek Orthodox, Santería sites. • Home of José Martí • Art museum and artists’ workshops • University of la Habana • Revolution Museums • UNESCO Slave Route Museum • Slave and Orisha Museum • Varadero Beach • Afro-Cuban drumming group performance • Barrio Chino (Chinatown) • Matanza Evangelical Seminary • San Carlos y Ambrosio Catholic Seminary Complete tentative list available upon request Accommodations: We will stay 8 nights in a modest hotel in La Habana & 2 nights in Matanzas/Varadero Beach in a modest guesthouse for lodging, two or more to a room with shared bathrooms. Your daily meals in Cuba will likely have less variety of foods than you are generally accustomed. Cost: The cost of this travel seminar is $2,860 for a double room/$3,000 for a single room. This includes in-country programming, interpretation, and honoraria for local resource people, all breakfasts and lodging, ground transportation, fees for activities included in the program, and airport exit fee. Any passport fees are additional. Flights to Miami, FL and overnight accommodations are not included. You must plan to arrive on Saturday, June 27 since charters often depart VERY early the next morning.

Who Can Attend: (1) a member of the faculty or staff of the Iliff School of Theology; (2) a member of the faculty or staff of DU/Iliff Joint PhD program (3) currently enrolled students of Iliff in a graduate degree program for whom study in Cuba will be accepted for credit toward the degree. Register Now At registration a deposit of $500 is due. The remaining balance can (if student desires) be spread out over ensuing months. Licensure: The license is under section 515.565 of the Cuban Assets Control Regulations to coordinate travel seminars that include “participation in a structured educational program in Cuba as part of a course offered for credit by the sponsoring U.S. academic institution.” Disclaimer: All information is subject to change. Contact Dr. De La Torre for the most current program details. He will not hesitate to cancel or re-route any part of a program should it appear unsafe for travel. For more information about the course, please contact Dr. Miguel De La Torre (mdelatorre@iliff.edu) More info: http://bit.ly/1oMQ5GY

Cuba Immersion Trip Religion – Politics – Culture • June 28 – July 8, 2015