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 ====== Global Learning Sites ======
-Global Learning Sites are Trinity-sponsored study abroad programs that are overseen by Trinity faculty and include a
-community-learning component. The goal of these sites is for students to gain hands-on experience and to learn more about the cultures in which they are immersing themselves through academic course work, internships, and cross-cultural interaction.
-Trinity's first study away site was in [[rome_campus|Rome]], established by Michael Campo in 1970. The college began specifically planning for "Global Learning Sites" in 1997 with the establishment of a pilot site in Cape Town. Following 1997, additional sites were established in Barcelona, Istanbul, Paris, Moscow, [[trinity_in_trinidad|Trinidad and Tobago]], Vienna, and Buenos Aires.
+Global Learning Sites are Trinity-sponsored study abroad programs that are overseen by Trinity faculty and include a community-learning component. The goal of these sites is for students to gain hands-on experience and to learn more about the cultures in which they are immersing themselves through academic course work, internships, and cross-cultural interaction.
+Trinity's first study away site was in [[rome_campus|Rome]], established by Michael Campo in 1970. The college began specifically planning for "Global Learning Sites" in 1997 with the establishment of a pilot site in Cape Town. Additional sites were later established in Barcelona, Istanbul, Paris, Moscow, [[trinity_in_trinidad|Trinidad and Tobago]], Vienna, and Buenos Aires.
 Today, Trinity offers five of its own signature study away programs for fall and spring semesters, during winter break, and over the summer.