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By: Angelina Davis Hi everyone, my name is Angelina Davis and I am a second year Human Development & Family Sciences major. Being a “Global Scholar” to me means learning more about the world around me, whether this is locally or some place abroad. It is easy to go through each day without thinking aboutContinue reading “Intro Blog Post”

By: Elizabeth Cordero Hi everyone! My name is Elizabeth Cordero, and I’m a third-year student at Florida State University pursuing a dual degree in Psychology and Interdisciplinary Social Sciences. I’m currently part of the Global Scholars program, which focuses on preparing students for global citizenship through research, coursework, and internships with organizations that create socialContinue reading “Introductory Blog Post”

Valencia, Spain | Summer 2026!! By: Ellie Boehme Hi everyone! My name is Ellie Boehme, and this summer I will be traveling to Valencia, Spain! I will be staying at the FSU València Study Center through their International Program. Monday-Thursday, I’ll be taking a Spanish 2 and Art History class during the day and exploringContinue reading “Introductory Blog Post “

By: Sindhu Bilapati When I first heard the phrase Global Scholar, it didn’t feel like a title to me. It felt more like a way of approaching things. I see it as putting yourself in a new environment and really taking the time to understand it. Not just what you’re doing, but why it matters andContinue reading “Becoming a Global Scholar”

By: Cole Beiner Hello, my name is Cole Beiner and I am a global scholar at FSU. To me, global scholar means a student approaching new environments with curiosity, humility, and a willingness to both contribute and be changed by the experience. This summer, I plan to carry out these tenets by immersing myself inContinue reading “Introductory Blog Post “

By: Alana Banton The first time I heard the phrase Global Scholar, I imagined someone constantly in motion: crossing borders, absorbing cultures, and collecting stories. Now, I see it differently. To me, being a Global Scholar is less about distance traveled and more about depth of understanding. It is the ability to step into unfamiliar spacesContinue reading “Becoming a Global Scholar: Listening Beyond Language”

By: Tiana Baker What does it mean to be a Global Scholar without traveling across the world? For me, it means recognizing that global learning is not defined by distance, but by depth of engagement. Being a Global Scholar is about seeking understanding across cultures, asking meaningful questions, and exploring how belief systems and livedContinue reading “Becoming a Global Scholar at Home: Faith, Caregiving, and Community in Tallahassee”