
GlobeMed at the University of Michigan is unique (and very lucky!) in that we are able to partner with both a local and an international organization. And we are very proud to have the Amún Shéa School alongside the Perkin Educational
Opportunities Foundation (PEOF) as our international partner in Perquín, Morazán, El Salvador!
The Amún Shéa School is a problem-based learning program focused on solving the
underdevelopment of northern Morazán in El Salvador. The school’s curriculum
has four main points of focus: problem-based learning, nutrition, creative
achievement, and infrastructural investment. Amún Shéa is building a new
educational model through investigation, experimentation, and
application. The Perkin Educational Opportunities Foundation
(PEOF) is a non-profit U.S. public charity 501(c)(3) founded with the
goal of community enrichment through education in Central
America, originating in Perquín, Morazán. PEOF is also registered in
El Salvador as a foreign non-profit foundation. The board members of PEOF are a
multi-disciplined, broad-based group of individuals who each became aware of
the educational needs of the population through their own experience in the
area. The foundation is designed to focus and multiply those individual efforts,
as well as provide the opportunity to individuals, groups and institutions to
join a long-term, non-partisan endeavor that will have a lasting positive impact
in an area that has seen much of the opposite.
As you may already know from this website, our 2014 GROW internship
is in collaboration with Amún Shéa and PEOF, so we want you to get to
know them better too! Check out our posts below to see the latest on
the Amún Shéa-GlobeMed partnership! And for even more info about
Amún Shéa and PEOF, check out their facebook page HERE and their
website HERE!
Enjoy!
Amún Shéa School
Perkin Educational Opportunities Foundation
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