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Community Development and Applied Economics

Service Learning Areas

• Vermont
• Honduras
• St. Lucia
• Belize
• Dominica

Honduras Class Activities

CDAE students work hard to succeed. They also enjoy learning beyond the classroom and gaining experience when traveling. Check out some of the other activities that students have taken part in while in Honduras.

Megan Johnston trying her hand at adobe tile making in Gracias	Tyler Brown plowing with oxen at Callejones
Visiting Honduras' most beautiful waterfall Pulhapanzak	Learning about organic farming from Rene Santos, at the non-profit farm CEASO
Visiting a 400 year old church - one of the oldest in the Americas - at San  Manuel	Students learning the art of coffee "cupping"
A group in front of Taulabe's famous caves	Experiencing the ancient Mayan ruins at Copan Ruinas
Honduras Projects Ecological Sugar Project Water Quality Monitoring Water Systems Elementary School Education Ecotourism Municipal and Ecological Planning Women's Small Business Project Other Class Activities