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Puerto Rico 2023

What can a heart of gratitude do? – Grace Dow

“Everything here is a miracle,” is what we learned at El Comedor de la Kennedy. We were able to help pack bags of food that serve elderly, college students, and children throughout the island of Puerto Rico. The lady in charge of the supervising, Michelle, explained to us that everything Read more…

By Global Honors, 2 yearsAugust 17, 2023 ago
Puerto Rico 2023

We Are One – MacKenzie Jenks

El Comedor de la Kennedy is a supply center that helps provide for those in need. They have several establishments in different parts of the world. Their mission is to serve those who lack access to food, and other important necessities. On July 31st, 2023, we were able to participate Read more…

By Global Honors, 2 yearsAugust 17, 2023 ago
Puerto Rico 2023

The Rhythm of Loiza – Sara Goodman

Sara Goodman | 08.02.2023 Inspired. If I had to describe my experience of Samuel Lind and his love for his home, Loiza, in one word I would have to call it inspired. Lind’s artistic fertility imbued his home and our hearts with a calming sense of resolve and awe. As Read more…

By Global Honors, 2 yearsAugust 11, 2023 ago
Brazil 2023

Where did the time go? -Danielle Jaeger

When I awake on Friday morning, the first thing I think about is the time I have left at my host family’s home. I look back on everything I have experienced in the almost two weeks we have been in Sao Paulo, and I try to grasp that we are Read more…

By Global Honors, 2 yearsJune 2, 2023 ago
Brazil 2023

Distance doesn’t always mean difference-Karly Tausch

Today was the first time that my roommate and I got to spend a full day entirely with our host family. After many early mornings and long classes, relaxing and spending the day with them was so lovely. After sleeping in a little, we ate breakfast and spent some time Read more…

By Global Honors, 2 yearsJune 2, 2023 ago
Brazil 2023

Some Thoughts Related to Airplanes – Abigail Chace

Recently, I’ve flown twice on two different airplanes, and doing so has helped me realise something important about this trip: going on this trip wasn’t quite so impossible in the end. At the beginning of these three weeks (or, even at the beginning of this semester) I couldn’t quite believe Read more…

By Global Honors, 2 yearsJune 2, 2023 ago
Brazil 2023

Seize the Opportunity – Morgan Sproull

During my time in Brazil, I have consistently observed the extensive range of similarities and differences between our country and this place. On certain occasions, I could almost convince myself that I was in the United States, but on others, I felt completely disoriented in a completely unfamiliar environment. When Read more…

By Global Honors, 2 yearsJune 1, 2023 ago
Brazil 2023

Family is More than Blood- Sydney Elmore

I have always loved the phrase ‘family is more than blood’ as family can be much more than those who are directly related to you. I call my close friends sisters and brothers and see them that way too. Over the last two weeks, I have expanded my family and Read more…

By Global Honors, 2 yearsMay 29, 2023 ago
Brazil 2023

Dance, food, and family- Sarina Pasquantonio

Ever since I have been in Brazil, it has been nothing but an adventure. I came to Brazil thinking I did not truly have expectations of the culture and the various adventures we are embarking on. However, as we go about each day, I now realize that I did hold Read more…

By Global Honors, 2 yearsMay 29, 2023 ago
Brazil 2023

Bonding over Brigadeiro – Kara Brewer

Brigadeiro, what a wonderful food. Who knew that combining condensed milk, chocolate, butter, and sprinkles would make one of my favorite desserts! For those who are not aware, there are two types of Brigadeiro that are often served. One is in a ball shape and can vary in size (image on Read more…

By Global Honors, 2 yearsMay 27, 2023 ago

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