Studying in Prague was nothing I expected but everything I needed. I know it’s a corny thing tosay, but for once in my life, I mean it. This program will…
You’ll never know why till you try… – CSR in Thailand and Cambodia w/ Henos Adhana
Browsing my e-mail one day, I was given a notice that there was an opportunity to study abroad in South East Asia; Corporate Social Responsibility in Thailand and Cambodia. Without…
Spanish Soccer is not so different: A journal entry from my time in Spain – w/ Alina Zasimczuk
I chose ‘The Politics of Soccer in Spain and beyond’ program because Soccer hasalways been an important aspect of my culture and has had a huge influence in my relationshipwith…
My Experience in Stockholm; an M-shaped Curve – w/ Mary Kibala
I am the youngest in my family, and while I may claim to be the coolest, my inspiration comes from my older siblings (especially my sister). My older sister Rose…
From endless amounts of Greek salads to friendly stray cats: My Summer quarter around the Aegean Sea – w/ Isatou Ceesay
Busy streets of Syntagma Square One of my most memorable experiences was having the opportunity to speak firsthand and interact with people in Syntagma Square, a busy area in downtown…
Things I Wish I’d Known Sooner About Studying Abroad – w/ Tori Satterfield in Amsterdam, Netherlands
It’s Not Expensive I always wanted to study abroad but, because I assumed I’d never be able to afford it, I never bothered looking into it. I had no idea…
It’s possible for first-generation students to study abroad – w/ Rahwa Gebretsadikan in Spain
This all started when one of my mentors, Bianca, recruited me to do a study abroad program. She was a first-generation student whom I knew did a study abroad program….
Writing in Rome – The Balance of Studies and Adventure – w/ Alex Sineev
Studying While Abroad While a lot of your focus is most likely on going abroad, you might need to snap back to reality abit to remember that you will still…
From Bothell to Tokyo and back – w/ Prof. David Goldstein in Japan
IAS Teaching Professor, David Goldstein, has one regret from college: “If I could go back in time and change one thing… I would study abroad.” He’s just returned from a year…