When two cultures meet…
Posted April 28, 2014
Karolina Kielbania, Public Health and Development in South Africa, Spring 2014 As week 4 is coming to an end, South Africa continues to surprise and amaze...Category: Locations
Putting the “study” in study abroad
Posted April 10, 2014
Karolina Kielbania, Public Health and Development in South Africa, Spring 2014 Greetings from Stellenbosch! This past week and a half has been absolutely incredible. South Africa...
Hammocks and Sweet Tea
Posted March 29, 2014
Rebekah Williams, Public Health and Development in South Africa, Spring 2014 Hiiiii ya’ll, I’m Rebekah and for the past week and half my days have been...
Approaching Public and International Health from a Global Perspective
Posted March 28, 2014
Pooja Garg, Public Health in China, Summer 2012 My experience with the Public Health in China program has prompted numerous exciting conversations and reinforced...
Projects that matter
Posted March 21, 2014
Sarah Uttal, Global Healthcare Technologies, Spring 2014 As our time in Cape Town draws to a close, we are all working hard to finish...
Encounters with the Holocaust: Memories from Study Abroad in Berlin
Posted March 18, 2014
Mark Davis, Berlin: Global City in the Center of Europe, Summer 2013 Download the PDF here
What is “best” is not always “best”
Posted January 29, 2014
Sarah Uttal, Global Healthcare Technologies, Spring 2014 We spent an eye-opening 10 days in Kwa-Zulu Natal to begin our South African immersion. Our time...
How was Paris?
Posted January 27, 2014
Amy Glazier-Torgerson, Sciences Po Exchange, Fall 2013 Paris was amazing. Doesn’t that sound bland? Doesn’t that poorly reflect the energizing, overwhelming, and confusing quarter...
Looking back on Paris
Posted January 13, 2014
Abby Reudelsterz, European Union Studies, 2013 It’s hard to believe that I’ve been back in the U.S. for almost four weeks now. Since my...
French rudeness and Artisanal Pride
Posted January 13, 2014
Romain Sinclair, Sciences Po Exchange, Fall 2013 The service industry in France, or at least Paris, seems to have fundamentally different goals than that...