Hello again! I’ve recently had the pleasure of meeting with the Director of Philanthropy at Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida, Dan Samuels. Through this meeting, I learned about how the bank receives and maintains funding, where the food goes, and all those that the bank is able to feed. Through our conversation, IContinue reading “COVID-19’s Impact on Central Floridians Facing Hunger”
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Mini Ecosystems and Green Space Access
Hello! As of today, June 9th, I have finished my three-week long experience at the Treganoon Farm Smallholding in Lanlivery, Cornwall. During this time, I’ve learned a lot about how locals (and the Cornish population in general) view local wildlife, everyday agricultural methods, and conservation. From local food preservation opportunities to the high prevalence ofContinue reading “Mini Ecosystems and Green Space Access”
Italy Recap!
Hello lovely readers! Sorry for the long wait but so much has been happening in the last couple of weeks and I was just trying to enjoy every second! After attending the Festa dei Ceri in Gubbio, Umbria, I worked on the farm at La Cuccagna for a couple of more days before heading toContinue reading “Italy Recap!”
Making Camp Magic: My First Week as a Camp Counselor!
Transitioning from camp counselor from a camper is definitely something that has been a full-circle moment for me. Working with children has been one of the most rewarding yet hard things that I have yet to do. It is filled with the loudest laughs, and the greatest frustrations, which is all worth it knowing youContinue reading “Making Camp Magic: My First Week as a Camp Counselor!”
First day in Cusco!
Today is the first day of my experience in Cusco, Peru. I got here yesterday and have been quick to adjust. Cusco is one of the highest cities in the world at an altitude of 11,000 feet above sea level, which makes it very mountainous. It is a charming town full of warm and kindContinue reading “First day in Cusco!”
Beginning My Research
About a month into my IDEA Grant Research Project (the first of my two human-rights-centered summer experiences), I feel accomplished and excited for all that is to come! My qualitative research project investigates intelligence-led and predictive policing practices to determine the potential human and civil rights implications of these technologies used for law enforcement purposes.Continue reading “Beginning My Research”
A very relaxing transition into my Internship at Fisiolife, Vale!
As a pre-med student, my internship at Fisiolife, a renowned Physical Therapy clinic in Valencia, Spain, has been an incredible learning experience. Fisiolife offers a diverse range of therapeutic services, including: I’ve had the opportunity to assist in various treatments, but one of the most engaging experiences has been working with patients experiencing discomfort inContinue reading “A very relaxing transition into my Internship at Fisiolife, Vale!”
Welcome to Camp!
Hi and welcome to my first month at Camp Boggy Creek! My transition here was much smoother than expected. Truly it is like I am at summer camp even though I am an adult. The kids have not arrived yet – the first month is orientation and bond building so the staff can work togetherContinue reading “Welcome to Camp!”
The Dublin Diaries (Week 1, Getting to know my surroundings)
Hello everyone! I am so excited to share how my summer experience has been progressing! On May 26th I spent the day traveling to Dublin where I was met by my program instructors as well as other UCD summer students. We were driven into the city where we explored and ate lunch as a group.Continue reading “The Dublin Diaries (Week 1, Getting to know my surroundings)”
Navigating My Journey: A Smooth Transition to Houston
My transition to Houston has been remarkably smooth. Thoughtful planning for my days ahead has made my move effortless. My housing in Houston is located near downtown, in the historic Third Ward neighborhood. This area is filled with many businesses and an entrepreneurial spirit. I can walk to my internship in just ten minutes, andContinue reading “Navigating My Journey: A Smooth Transition to Houston”