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Faculty-Led Spring Break Programs
Spring 2027 applications are now open!
| Program name and link to Terradotta | Short Description | Course Offerings |
|---|---|---|
| Honors in Ecuador: Community Development and Sustainable Futures | Join the Miami University Honors College and GIC for a unique opportunity to learn about community-based initiatives and the global reach of a non-profit organization. Enroll in ITS 365H, an embedded, 3-credit sprint course exclusive to Honors students, to explore how international development works while collaborating with Kichwa communities near Ecuador's vibrant indigenous highlands of Otavalo! Through classwork, small-group projects, community visits, and hands-on experiences, you will explore approaches to community development rooted in mutual respect and shared responsibility. Building on our partnership with the Tandana Foundation, an Ohio-based non-profit, you will participate in mingas, a traditional form of Andean collaboration, and stay with local host families to deepen your intercultural understanding and discover how to apply community-based models of sustainable engagement at home. | ITS 365H (3 credit hours) |
| Inside Sports - Sport, Management, and Leadership in the United States Sport Industry | Inside Sports: Chicago is a short-term study-away program that connects students directly with the people and organizations shaping one of the nation’s most dynamic sport markets. During spring break, from March 19–28, 2027, participants will travel to Chicago for company visits, conversations with sport-industry professionals, and intentional networking opportunities designed to build career connections. A central feature of the program is a client-led project completed in partnership with a Chicago-based professional sports organization. Students will work collaboratively to address a real organizational challenge, applying their ideas and developing professional skills in research, communication, teamwork, and problem-solving. By the end of the experience, participants will leave with expanded industry contacts, a meaningful applied-project experience, and a clearer understanding of potential careers in sport management and leadership. This program is open to students from all majors who are interested in expanding their knowledge of the sport industry and exploring related career opportunities. |
SLM 253 (3 Credit Hours) |
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