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BYU students study at the Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara. After studying Spanish in the morning, they give service at private, Catholic and public agencies for children, the blind and the old. Students live with Mexican families, and use public transportation. They will travel to Guanajuato, Puerto Vallarta and other historic and sites during their stay. ¡Viva México! ¡Viva Guadalajara!
El Director
- Robert and Shauna Valentine
- Bob (Provo High 1960) and Shauna (Orem High 1963) moved back to Utah in 2004 after an absence of 35 years, during which Bob engaged in international business. They have five children and thirteen grandchildren. Their family blog is: www.robertshaunavalentine.blogspot.com Bob has been teaching real estate pre-licensing courses at Utah Valley University since 2004. Bob is also a licensed real estate professional in Utah with @Home Realty Network.
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- Leaf blowers are as annoying in Mexico as they are...
- Not everyone likes the USA, unfortunately.
- Centro de Bienestar Infantil - Matriz Zapopan
- Parking is a problem in Guadalajara
- Rafael Coronel is a well-known Mexican painter!
- To the BYU students: VISIT ZAPOPAN
- Backsliders! May 30, 2007
- La Casita is a day care center.
- ¡Una queja!
- Break time every day at 10:40 a.m.
- Where does Dr. Valentine live in Guadalajara?
- Hotel Villa Varadero in Puerto Vallarta
- Where do BYU students live in Guadalajara?
- Lunch in a sidewalk cafe in Guanajuato
- Three Gold-Plated Altars Built by the Rich Miners ...
- Up the hill to the silver mines in Guanajuato
- Dinner at El Retiro, Friday night, May 25, 2007
- Guanajuato is for lovers!
- Friday afternoon, May 25, 2007 in Guanajuato
- Friday & Saturday, May 25-26 in Guanajuato
- Whoa! What about Chris Valentine?
- Maroon5 receives a special award for selling more ...
- May 23, 2007 Shauna Valentine arrives in Guadalaj...
- Keep in mind that we are here to study Spanish, too!
- Tuesday, May 22, 2007 - Guadalajara LDS Temple
- Program Director Bob Valentine has a Birthday!
- Sunday Lunch at La Abuela on Calle Pablo Neruda
- How do we get around town, part II. 5/20/07
- Everyone made it to church on time on Sunday, May 20.
- Get on the bus! That is an order!
- You can kiss a Mexican toad, but the men are off l...
- Saturday, May 19, 2007 Hotel Real de Chapala
- Saturday, May 19, 2007 Hotel Real de Chapala
- Saturday, May 19, 2007 Hotel Real de Chapala
- Saturday, May 19, 2007 in Ajijic on Lake Chapala
- May 19, 2007 Saturday in Chapala
- Special Message to the BYU Students in Guadalajara
- Instituto Helen Keller is for blind kids.
- Centro Cultural de Corea
- Group Photo of the BYU Guadalajara Group
- The Humanities Building
- Where do we check our email?
- ¡Ay profesora, nos das demasiados pruebas¡
- Rehearsing for our big show!
- Hannah challenges Bob Valentine!
- The outside view of Asilo Juan Pablo II
- Asilo JUAN PABLO II is NOT a prison.
- ASILO JUAN PABLO II
- MAMA A.C. is in old Guadalajara.
- MAMA A.C. is for street kids and others.
- Hard Rock Cafe in Guadalajara
- Relief Society in Guadalajara
- The inside of the Moctezuma Ward Chapel in Guadala...
- After Church on Mother's Day, May 13, 2007
- We are oldtimers at the Moctezuma Ward in Guadalajara
- There is an alternative to soda pop!
- Breaking the Sabbath in Guadalajara? Not really!
- Getting Around in Guadalajara
- LDS Church in Guadalajara
- Touring Historic Guadalajara downtown
- Guadalupe Delgadillo organizes the volunteer servi...
- Profesora Alicia Ordoñez Pinter heads the Spanish ...
- Lic. Maria Esther de la Cuesta is the Directora de...
- Martha Arreguin is in charge of housing with Mexic...
- Licenciada María Edilia Castro Serna
- Teresa teaches half of the BYU students in Guadala...
- Casa de Descanso Villa Hogar is for Senior Citizens
- Casa Hogar is a large home for boys "at risk" in L...
- Albergue Infantil Los Pinos is Full of Very Active...
- Paula teaches the other half of of BYU students.
- Spanish Classes every morning from 9 to noon!
- ¡Bienvenidos a México!
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