Panama Bilingue Program
Panama Bilingue is a program developed by the Panamanian government which seeks to improve public education and economic development in Panama. To this end, groups of teachers from Panama are invited to come to the United States to participate and engage in cultural experiences, including trips to local historic and cultural landmarks, and attend lectures and presentations on education, curriculum, and instruction. The outcome of this program is that these teachers will be able to take what they have learned in the United States and use this information to enhance the educational experience in their classrooms when they return to Panama.
The Office of International Studies and Programs and the English Language Institute hope to continue this partnership in order to provide a quality educational experience to future groups of international guests.
Panama Bilingue students in St. Louis, MO
Panama Bilingue students at the Illinois State Capitol building in Springfield, IL
Panama Bilingue students on the bus to Chicago, IL
Panama Bilingue students with ISU President Larry Dietz, Provost Janet Krejci, Associate Provost Rita Bailey, Superintendent of Lab Schools Jeff Hill, and OISP Director Luis Canales
Panama Bilingue students at the International Seminar Series
Panama Bilingue students enjoying the International House Superbowl Party
Panama Bilingue students visit Chicago, IL
