Category Archives: Global Scholars

A map of the current route in Delhi that I mostly follow (Indirapuram being my home).

The view outside of the airplane I was in while traveling to a place. It represented divinity for me at that moment.

Saying farewell to my summer experience is definitely a bittersweet experience. Even though I still have some time left with the IRC, two of my coworkers are graduating soon and that makes me realize how summer is coming to an end really soon. That makes me a little sad because I’ve had such a greatContinue reading “Saying Farewell”

My experience for the summer is local, so the space I inhabit on a daily basis is within Tallahassee. I stay in my apartment often to do part of my remote work, although sometimes I like to go to coffee shops or other spaces for a change of scenery. One of the cool things aboutContinue reading “Spheres Around Me”

With my experience complete, I am more than ready to go back to school. Oddly, I work the whole semester just with the goal of making it to the end, yet just as I begin my brief break in between my last and next semester, I want to start classes again. As I’ve stated inContinue reading “Reflection and Future Plans”

I think a story more people should know about is the Haitian grass restoration project. The Haiti grass restoration project is a conservation initiative aimed at rehabilitating degraded grasslands in Haiti. Through community involvement and sustainable practices, the project seeks to restore the native grass species, promote soil stabilization, and enhance biodiversity in the region.Continue reading “Media Representation”

In the media, something that is resonating with me recently is hearing a lot about what’s been happening in Niger, a country in West Africa. Since a coup in Niger, there has been a war of words between the military and the West. Niger holds a french military base and is the world’s seventh  biggestContinue reading “Current Events Worldwide”

The type of news that generally resonates with me the most is environmental news. One story that has caught my eye in these past two weeks was the recent mass coral bleaching event in Florida that has resulted from record-breaking high-water temperatures. This hit me specifically hard because I grew up in the Upper FloridaContinue reading “Mass Coral Bleaching Florida Keys”

As I’ve spent time volunteering at the library, one of the biggest structural inequalities I’ve become more attuned with within my community is the lack of adult education opportunities within my hometown, primarily beginning resources for newer immigrants. Initially, I started my experience by helping with the intermediate level classes, but after Week 3, IContinue reading “Structural Inequalities”