By Chloe Bloom, Florida State University Buenas, I’m back to share the latest and greatest on my interviewing process! As well as some of the challenges I’ve taken on to get there. Before even beginning my summer, I of course had expectations, a plan for how this whole experience would go. Except it’s hard forContinue reading “From Rejection to Results: Interviewing Multilingual Families Across Spain”
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Resistance and Resilience in Ireland: Arts, Advocacy, and Health Promotion
By Brody Caniglia, University of Washington My name is Brody Caniglia. I attend the University of Washington Bothell, and I’m currently in my third year. My major is health studies with a special interest in health policies and women’s health. These specific topics interest me because I love learning the history behind how certain policiesContinue reading “Resistance and Resilience in Ireland: Arts, Advocacy, and Health Promotion “
Political Movement: Studying Migrant Activist Art While Abroad
By Devyn Gilbert, University of Washington Hello! I’m Devyn, an International Studies student minoring in Human Rights, History, and Gender, Women, and Sexuality Studies at the University of Washington. I’m from Edmonds, Washington, and I love playing guitar and harmonica in my free time. I’m also a painter (I’ve included a picture of a paintingContinue reading “Political Movement: Studying Migrant Activist Art While Abroad “
Where the hell is Leon, Spain?
By Zoey Giles, University of Washington And why am I going? Catedral de León (I found this on google) My name is Zoey Giles, I am 19 years old and I have never left the country. I live in Washington and I’ve never even been to Canada. You can assume through just this little bitContinue reading “Where the hell is Leon, Spain? “
Introducing Myself, My Research Project, and my Peruvian Study Abroad for Env. Sci!
By Audrey Hurt, Austin Community College Hello! My name is Audrey Hurt, and I am in the Conservation Science and Wildlife Management associate program at Austin Community College. I am passionate about my long term career goals in the environmental field, and I hope to learn and become qualified enough to take my scientific knowledgeContinue reading “Introducing Myself, My Research Project, and my Peruvian Study Abroad for Env. Sci!”
Resistance and Resilience as a Public Health Approach
By Lucia Lari-Zuniga, University of Washington Hello! My name is Lucia Lari-Zuniga, I am a junior at the University of Washington majoring in Health Studies and minoring in Health Promotion and Communication. My focus is on health advocacy and efficient promotion of it. I am passionate about ensuring that we all get to experience theContinue reading “Resistance and Resilience as a Public Health Approach”
William Blake’s Use of Imagination Against Evil: a Blog
By Avery Peters, Austin Community College Introduction Nice to meet you all, my name is Avery Peters. I was raised mostly in Killeen, Texas, but because I am from a military family, we ended up moving around a lot. I attend Austin Community College and will transfer to a 4-year institution during the spring 2027Continue reading “William Blake’s Use of Imagination Against Evil: a Blog”
The First Knead – Returning to the Heart of Piedmont
By Francisca Tan, Austin Community College About Me & My Project (June 19 – July 5) For over 20 years, my life has been defined by the steady rhythm of a professional kitchen. I have managed high-volume service for 2,500 students in Texas and maintained the standards of a Michelin-starred pastry department in New York.Continue reading “The First Knead – Returning to the Heart of Piedmont”
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By: Maddie Stackow And so it begins! It’s finally summer time and I am anxiously anticipating my departure for Florence, Italy! This time last year I was preparing for Summer B as a freshman at Florida State University. I knew practically no one and I was hyperfixated on dorm decor, new clothes, and preparing toContinue reading “Blog 2”
The Tradeoff Between Entrepreneurial Growth and Company Mission in Small Businesses in Florence, Italy
By: Dylan Stettner My name is Dylan Stettner and being an FSU Global Scholar is not just about studying in another country. To me it means stepping outside of my comfort zone and learning how the world actually works by being part of it. It is about understanding people, culture, and business through real experiencesContinue reading “The Tradeoff Between Entrepreneurial Growth and Company Mission in Small Businesses in Florence, Italy”
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