My first few days in Madrid were amazing in a personal and social way, but I learned an amazing amount of information in the four-day orientation and consider it one of the most academically significant overseas experiences that I had.

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As a student in Madrid, I enrolled in a variety of classes unlike any I had previously taken. This both challenged and rewarded me as I explored a different approach to learning and a new set of interests. The small class sizes allowed me to become extremely well-acquainted with my classmates and professors.Stephanie Topacio Long's Profile »

During Autmn and Winter Quarter 2008-09, Professor Tamar Herzog, Department of History, will become Stanford’s Faculty-in-Residence in Madrid. During Spring Quarter 2008-09, Professor Lisa Surwillo, Department of Spanish and Portuguese, will serve as the Faculty-in-Residence.