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Breaking Barriers: University-Incarcerated Student Exchange Program

A transformative program uniting university and incarcerated students as classmates in postsecondary courses held in prisons and jails. Join the Winter 2013 GS431 at Grand Valley Institute for Women, featuring 12 spots for GS students. To enroll, send a 250-word statement to Dr. Sara Matthews at smatthews@wlu.ca by Oct. 1, 2013. Explore narratives of/about violence with the Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program in Winter 2014. Learn more at http://www.insideoutcenter.org.

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Breaking Barriers: University-Incarcerated Student Exchange Program

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  1. “Moving beyond the walls that separate us” A program that brings university students and incarcerated students together as classmates in postsecondary courses conducted in prison and jails. In the Winter 2013, GS431 will be taught at Grand Valley Institute for Women (GVI) the Federal women’s prison in Kitchener. 12 spots are available for GS students To apply for the course, please submit a 250 word statement of interest that explicitly addresses why you are interested in taking this course to Dr. Sara Matthews at smatthews@wlu.ca. Deadline Oct 1, 2013 GS431 Narratives of/about Violence INSIDE-OUT PRISON EXCHANGE PROGRAM WINTER 2014 http://www.insideoutcenter.org

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