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Watch our short film,
"The Dream in Action",
featuring the beauty of Bolivia
and the wisdom of UAC-CP founder Sr. Damon Nolan.

Read an article in Global Post that features the success of the College in educating indigenous students.

Carmen Pampa Fund generates financial and human resources to assist the growth and development of the Unidad Académica Campesina - Carmen Pampa, a college serving impoverished rural families of Bolivia through education, research, production, community service, and leadership programs.

"The reason I want to return to my town once I finish [studying at the College] is that I've lived in poverty. I've felt hunger. I've cried. I was sick and nobody helped me...there weren't hospitals, there wasn't medicine. It's critical the state in which some populations live. And the young people who come from these populations come here [to Carmen Pampa] with the desire to change."

Watch a video about the College. Listen to UAC-CP students, graduates, and staff members reflect on the power of higher education and its role in preparing young Bolivian to be leaders and agents of change.

News from Carmen Pampa, Bolivia:

• Dr. Hugh Smeltekop, Vice Director of the UAC-CP, writes about the most recent Veterinary Science graduate and his work to support his home community.

• Sarah Mechtenberg, Director of Advancement at CPF, writes about UAC-CP Nursing graduate Claudia Carrizales and her work on a large scale to help prevent disease.

• Summer 2011 WIPALA Newsletter

• Fall 2011 Scholarship Partners Newsletter

Volunteer English Teacher Featured Online.

Danielle Lang, a candidate in Hamline University's Master of Arts in English as a Second Language Program in St. Paul, Minn., volunteered to teach English at the College for the second semester of the 2011 academic year.

"Every day the students inspire and challenge me to grow as a person and a professional. The smiles they carry through their hardships and their dedication to education reminds me that teaching truly is a privilege," Lang said.

Click here to learn about opportunities to work at the College. To read more about Danielle, visit Hamline University's website.