Meet the 2005 Summer Immersion Program (SIP) Interns

	Cheryl Clark Cheryl is from Rancho Cucamonga, CA, and is a Theology Major at the University of San Diego. Cheryl is living in the town of Cara Sucia in the department of Ahuachapán and working for the Salvadoran Ecological Union (UNES), accompanying a women’s artisans group. Click here to read Cheryl's online journal
	Amelia Iraheta Amelia is half-Salvadoran and comes to us from Seattle, WA. She is a Film & Psychology major at Emerson College in Boston. While in El Salvador, she will be living in the community of Ciudad Romero in the department of Usulutan. She works with the Bajo Lempa Coordinating Committee supporting the community radio station El Mangle. Click here to read Amelia's online journal
	Kristina Leszczak Kristina is from Cleveland, Ohio, and is a Political Science and Spanish major at the University of Notre Dame. She is living in the community of La Florida in the department of La Libertad and working for the Permaculture Institute of El Salvador accompanying the organic farming and community organizing training programs in the area. Click here to read Kristina's online journal
	Gina Meyer Gina Meyer is from Cincinnati, Ohio, and is a Pre-med and Theology major at Saint Louis University. While in El Salvador, she is working with APROCSAL, an environmental organization, conducting research on environmental contamination of rivers near San Jorge, the community where she lives. She is also giving English classes at the local school. Click here to read Gina's online journal
	Paul Mitchell Paul is from Ft. Myers, Florida, and is a student in the Liberal Studies and International Peace Studies program at the University of Notre Dame. He is living in the community San Rafael Oriente in the department of San Miguel and working with OIKOS Solidarity in community organization. He will also be giving English classes at the Casa de Cultura in San Jorge. Click here to read Paul's online journal