University of Scranton Serving the Americas; Collaborative Programs to Benefit Needy Communities

From: The Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education | Date: January 5, 2004 | Copyright information

The route connecting northeastern Pennsylvania to Latin America may look like a long and winding road, but it is one that faculty and students at the University of Scranton have traveled many times. They have made the journey to help fulfill the University's mission calling for a commitment to social justice and service to the poor. The mission, which forms the core values of this Jesuit university, has provided the impetus for building alliances and developing programs to enhance the quality...

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