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The UCAM was held this morning the welcome ceremony for the students of the Erasmus exchange program 2008-2009.

The ceremony was chaired by the Vice Chancellor of International Relations at the Catholic University, Pablo Blesa, accompanied by the Director of Sports Activities Service of the University, Paul Rosique, and the representative of the International Institute of Charity and Volunteer Juan Pablo II, the UCAM, Rainer Gehrig.

The Vice Chancellor for International Relations of the UCAM, Pablo Blesa, had words of affection for new international students and encouraged them to integrate into the environment of the University and the Region of Murcia.

"We live in a globalized world and international levels need to learn from each other.

This is only achieved when we decided to tear down walls, open to others and explore new horizons. "

Blesa has defined Spain as a multicultural and welcoming worth knowing.

"It's very important that your associates that you empapéis Spanish and our culture, because it will grow as professionals and as people," he said.

For its part, the representative of the International Institute of Charity and Volunteer Juan Pablo II UCAM, Rainer Gehrig, explained the work done by the Volunteer Service of the University.

A selfless service work including international cooperation, technological volunteering, caring for elderly or disabled, working with socially excluded, or caring for the homeless.

"UCAM volunteers work in an exciting company that provides, understanding and hope to all who suffer," he assured.

Then, the director of Sports Activities Service of the Catholic, Paul Rosillo, stressed the commitment of the UCAM sport and has shown the new Erasmus the wide range of Catholic in this regard.

"I invite you to visit the Sports Activities Service of the University.

There you will attend you personally and show you all the possibilities and advantages that offers you UCAM, aimed at facilitating the practice of sport. "

Source: UCAM