The Instituto Cultural Domínico Americano opens its thirteenth language school campus on Jacobo Majluta
Since its founding in 1947, the Instituto Cultural Domínico Americano has positioned itself as a benchmark in English language teaching, establishing high standards of quality and innovation.
With this mission, for more than 77 years it has provided excellent education in various locations across the country, both in-person and through virtual programs, reaching students in remote areas and outside the Dominican Republic. With the opening of its new Language School campus in Santo Domingo Norte, it will offer residents of the area its English programs for children, youth, and adults at different times, in the facilities of the Colegio Iberoamericano de Santo Domingo, located on Av. Jacobo Majluta, Residencial Colinas del Arroyo II.
This new center joins the 12 campuses already established in the Distrito Nacional, Zona Oriental, San Pedro de Macorís, La Romana, Higüey, Baní, and San Francisco de Macorís.
The inaugural ceremony was led by the executive director of the Instituto Cultural Domínico Americano, Ing. Ramón Sosa, who gave the main speech. It also featured the participation of authorities from the province of Santo Domingo Norte, representatives of the Colegio Iberoamericano, as well as members of the ICDA educational community, including parents, students, and teaching and administrative staff.
The blessing of the new facilities was performed by Father José Altagracia Rosario, from the parishes of Santa Virginia and San Pablo Sexto. With the opening of this new campus, the ICDA reiterates its commitment to continue transforming lives through education.
The Instituto Cultural Domínico Americano opens its thirteenth language school campus on Jacobo Majluta
The Instituto Cultural Domínico Americano opens its thirteenth language school campus on Jacobo Majluta
Welcome New Students September – December 2024
Welcome New Students September – December 2024
Pedro Farías-Nardi reveals Cuba’s hidden devotion in the 11th edition of PhotoImagen
The Instituto Cultural Domínico Americano, through its Cultural Department, has opened its doors to a moving exhibition that explores the spiritual richness and resilience of daily life in Cuba. Pedro Farías-Nardi, a renowned photographer and visual artist, presents his new show titled “Faith and Devotion” as part of the 11th edition of PhotoImagen. This exhibition invites a deep reflection on religious syncretism and the daily struggles of the Cuban people.
Inaugurated on September 4th, this exhibition provides an intimate window into the devotion of Cubans, captured through Farías-Nardi’s lens. His images not only reveal religious fervor but also challenge stereotypes and connect us with the stories of resistance and hope that emerge amidst adversity.
The exhibition will be open to the public until October 3rd and can be visited at the Instituto Cultural Domínico Americano’s Exhibition Hall from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm. Don’t miss the chance to explore these powerful photographs filled with culture, emotion, and struggle.
We invite you to this unique experience that celebrates humanity and resilience through photographic art!
Pedro Farías-Nardi reveals Cuba’s hidden devotion in the 11th edition of PhotoImagen
Pedro Farías-Nardi reveals Cuba’s hidden devotion in the 11th edition of PhotoImagen
The Dominican American Cultural Institute welcomes the visit of U.S. Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken
The Dominican American Cultural Institute welcomes the visit of U.S. Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken
The Dominican American Cultural Institute welcomes the visit of U.S. Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken
Santo Domingo, D.N. (September 6, 2024). As part of his visit to the Dominican Republic, the Dominican American Cultural Institute had the honor of hosting U.S. Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken. He had the opportunity to interact with a group of students enrolled in the institution’s English Immersion Program from MESCYT. The event took place at the Lincoln Library and was attended by Vice President Raquel Peña and Minister of Higher Education, Science, and Technology Franklin García Fermín, who were welcomed by Mrs. Lucy Threan de Lamarche, Vice President of the ICDA Board of Directors. During the meeting, Blinken learned from the students themselves how learning English contributes to their personal and professional development. They shared their stories and experiences of learning English and how this program has impacted their lives. This dynamic was led by the ICDA academic team.
We are deeply honored to have hosted this memorable meeting, which reaffirms the Dominican American Cultural Institute’s commitment to transforming lives through English language learning and contributing to the bond between the Dominican Republic and the United States.
School of Languages Celebrates Graduation at San Francisco de Macorís Campus for the Juniors Program
School of Languages Celebrates Graduation at San Francisco de Macorís Campus for the Juniors Program
School of Languages Celebrates Graduation at San Francisco de Macorís Campus for the Juniors Program
On August 23rd, the San Francisco de Macorís campus of our School of Languages enthusiastically celebrated its graduation ceremony for the Juniors program, an event that marked the end of a significant educational cycle for the students and a new beginning in their academic and professional lives.
The event took place at the INFI School campus, with family members, friends, and members of the educational community all eager to pay tribute to the graduates. The ceremony began with welcoming remarks from Mr. Robert Valcin, Director of the School of Languages. In his speech, Mr. Valcin expressed, “The starting point of success is desire, the power of will, and determination. Daily, we witness that when values such as respect, honesty, and a spirit of service prevail, we guide our lives towards achieving our goals.”
Ms. Rut Vargas, representing the teachers, gave an emotional speech highlighting the academic and personal growth of the graduates. Ms. Vargas emphasized the importance of trusting in the knowledge and experiences gained and encouraged the graduates to never stop learning.
The most anticipated speech of the evening was delivered by the valedictorian, Jean Anthony Sierra Florencio. With a mix of humility and pride, Sierra Florencio shared his personal experiences and offered words of encouragement to his classmates.
The remarks from the academic coordinator, Gledis Libert, added a special perspective to the event, highlighting the teamwork and collaboration that characterized the learning environment throughout the program.
The ceremony also featured two notable artistic performances. Professor Sorangel Padilla delivered a moving musical performance that captivated the audience, while Ms. Miriam Lambertus, a member of the Mixed Choir, delighted the crowd with her talented vocal performance. Both presentations added a special touch to the event, celebrating the talent and creativity of the educational community.
With the conclusion of this ceremony, the school continues its mission to develop competent leaders committed to academic excellence who contribute to the development of society. Congratulations to all the graduates on their achievement, and we wish them the greatest success!
