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University Studies Abroad Consortium (Ghana) USAC, a U.S. accredited sponsor of study abroad programs, has a program available for you in Ghana! The African Studies program is conducted in Accra. Field trips to different regions of Ghana are just part of the excitement. Semester/yearlong programs are available. Should you choose to participate, an optional tour of Kumasi is available. Small classes and an excellent staff assist you in making this the academic and cultural experience of a lifetime. Prices are very reasonable. Please contact us for requirements, detailed program information or to speak with someone who has first hand experience with a USAC program. Contact: University Studies Abroad Consortium c/University of Nevada Crafts at Aba House Aba House is a cultural center in Ghana,West Africa where students live and work with traditional African craftspeople. Programs of 2 weeks-1 month apprentice students with Master craftspeople. Visits are also made to craftsvillages, art galleries and museums. A program in collaboration with Rhode Island School of Design is being offered in July 2000. Contact: Ellie Schimelman, Program coordinator and director of Aba House C/ Aba Tours
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