Founded in 1968 by a group of resident directors of North American programs in Spain, the Asociación de Programas Universitarios Norteamericanos en España (APUNE), is a cultural, non-profit organization which services American study abroad programs. It was established as a support system to deal with issues concerning study abroad.
APUNE provides a forum where members can discuss common problems and interests, share new ideas for program development and establish support systems for program directors and students. APUNE’s main goals are promoting activities for member programs, joining forces in legal and other matters, and representing common interests before Spanish institutions.
2011-2012 Executive Committee
Officers:
- President- Susana Juárez , Bowling Green State University
- Vice President: Alberto del Río Malo, CIEE Barcelona
- Treasurer: Manuel Colás Gil, Johns Hopkins University
Board Members:
- Juanjo Romero, Consortium Advanced Studies in Barcelona
- Cristina Ortiz Ortiz, Arcadia University
- Marina Elias, Georgetown University in Salamanca
- Nuria Garcia, Duke University
- Ramiro Feijoo, Washington University in St. Louis
Representatives in the U.S.:
- Anne Pasero, Marquette University
- Carlos Vega, Wellesley College
For more information, please contact the coordinator, Mónica Pérez-Bedmar at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .
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