| DRCLAS - Harvard University

This year the Regional Office in Santiago, Chile celebrates its 10th anniversary as part of the Annual Advisory Committee Meeting held in Santiago May 10th-11th.

The Regional Office in Santiago, established in 2002, facilitates ties between Harvard and institutions in Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Peru and Uruguay; provides support for faculty members carrying out research or projects in the region; and operates a number of programs for students.

ARTS@DRCLAS serves as a resource for students and faculty working in the arts, and seeks to build relationships with Harvard and art institutions with events and exhibitions in Latin America.

Rethinking Chile seminar with DRCLAS and Andrónico Luksic Scholars in late November 2012.

Professor Jorge Domínguez, Vice Provost for International Affairs, visits Argentina and Chile in January 2013.

New Harvard venture with Chilean government to create a course and museum in Antarctica.

Health and Spanish Immersion Student Program in Chile.

Recupera Chile, a multi-disciplinary Harvard faculty project based on the 2010 Chilean earthquake.

Click here to learn more about DRCLAS term-time Study Abroad in Argentina and Chile!

IN THE NEWS

Fri, 05/31/2013

"From New Orleans to Chile: Broadmoor Model Aids Community Recovery"

The Recupera Chile initiative works closely with three hard-hit communities in Southern Chile and commits to a multi-year project where the communities are the clients

Mon, 03/25/2013

Preescolares de comunas vulnerables promedian un día de ausencia semanal

Mary Catherine Arbour, médico y antropóloga colabora con la Fundación Educacional Oportunidad y su proyecto Un Buen Comienzo

Wed, 02/27/2013

Three Years On: The Aftermath of Chile’s Devastating Earthquake

A then and now recap of one of the worst natural disasters in Chile’s history.

Mon, 01/14/2013

Programa Recupera Chile: Un modelo Exitoso

Un proyecto ambicioso. En eso se transformó el programa Recupera Chile, a cargo del David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies (DRCLAS) y la Universidad de Harvard.