Virtual study abroad in Guatemala

This 10-day onsite and virtual study abroad in Guatemala was part of an eight week class studying contemporary issues in art education. Two graduate students along with three undergraduate students traveled to Guatemala and face-timed a selection of art making and cultural activities taking place throughout the 10 day study abroad trip dealing with different intercultural art experiences.  

Henderson, Brent, (PhD)

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Associate Professor
Department of Linguistics

College: 

  • College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Email: 

bhendrsn@ufl.edu
  • Theoretical syntax and morphology with a strong empirical basis. Most of this work centers around Bantu (and to a lesser extent Semitic) languages and is couched within the ‘minimalist program’ approach to generative grammar.
  • Documenting endangered languages, in particular the Chimiini Language, an endangered language of the southern Somali coast.
  • Research at the intersection of language and health care, chiefly in Guatemala in association with Wuqu’Kawoq: Maya Health Alliance.

Area of Research: 

  • Cross-Disciplinary Methodologies
  • Cultural and Social Factors

Region of Practice: 

  • Africa
  • South America

Country of Practice: 

  • Guatemala
  • Kenya
  • Somalia
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