January 26, 2021: Cabrini University is closely monitoring the COVID-19 situation. Due to the uncertainty, our immersion trips are temporarily on hold at the moment. Check back for updates. 

 Philadelphia Urban Immersion (Spring Break)

 This immersion experience provides a unique opportunity for students to live in the community and work at various social service organizations in the city. 
Sponsored by The Wolfington Center.

 San Lucas Toliman, Guatemala (Spring Break)

ECG 300 course, Working for Justice in Guatemala, led by Dr. Jerry Zurek, Ph.D. For more than 10 years, the class has traveled to Guatemala to help build schools, homes, and roads, and to learn from the resilient people who live there.

Interested in learning more? Click here or contact Dr. Zurek at jzurek@cabrini.edu for more details on how to partake. 

Project Appalachia, West Virginia (Spring Break)
The Project Appalachia Immersion Experience to West Virginia brings students together over spring break to understand the effects of poverty while living and working in the community.
Sponsored by Campus Ministry

New Orleans Immersion Trip (Spring Break)
This service-immersion project brings students to the St. Bernard Project in New Orleans, Louisiana to help rehabilitate homes damaged in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Students live and work in the local community during spring break while soaking in the culture of New Orleans. Participants will also take part in spiritual reflection by putting their faith into action.
Sponsored by  Campus Ministry

Rostro de Cristo Experience in Ecuador (Following Commencement)
Students travel to Ecuador each year to see the face of Christ in the people of Duran. During this eight-day experience, students learn what it is like to live a lifestyle similar to the Ecuadorian people in Duran, most of whom live on less than $2 a day. Students spend time visiting with families, community organizations, and after-school programs. Students live in solidarity with their neighbors in a faith-based community with evening reflections.
Sponsored by Campus Ministry