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A New Perspective of Science – Mariah Hann

Yesterday a few lucky students were able to visit the Butantan Institution, where, among many things, vaccines for deadly illnesses and poisons are manufactured. Once a small farm, Butantan has become one of the biggest suppliers of vaccines and anti-toxins Read more…

By Global Honors, 6 yearsMay 23, 2019 ago
Brazil 2019

A Little Goes a Long Way – Sarah Hutchinson

One of the first things I noticed about my host family’s kitchen is that it didn’t have a garbage can. Well, that’s strange, I thought. Where on earth am I supposed to throw my tea bag? After a bit of Read more…

By Global Honors, 6 yearsMay 23, 2019 ago
Brazil 2019

Family Crosses All Borders – Abby Harnois

Sunday we had nothing scheduled, and my roommate Mariah and I were looking forward to a day of rest. It was a day dedicated to spending time with our host families. Our host mom, who we call Mama Natalia, planned Read more…

By Global Honors, 6 yearsMay 23, 2019 ago
Brazil 2019

That They May Have Life – Caleigh Hitchcock

“I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full.” John 10:10 This verse, John 10:10, is the theme verse of the college Bible study group that I attend. It is also where the phrase on Read more…

By Global Honors, 6 yearsMay 23, 2019 ago
Brazil 2019

Espirito Santo- Grace Detwiler

Don’t worry; I’m not going to try and preach because honestly, I wouldn’t be too good at it. However, I got to experience someone who was extremely successful at communicating the glory of our God to me even though I Read more…

By Global Honors, 6 yearsMay 23, 2019 ago
Brazil 2019

Finding My Inner Brazilian – Lauren Eggleton

For those who do not know me too well, you probably are not aware that I love dancing. I haven’t danced much in my life, and I’ve never had any lessons or even attended a school dance that requires dancing Read more…

By Global Honors, 6 yearsMay 22, 2019 ago
Brazil 2019

You’ll Teach Me, and I’ll Teach You – Maggie Gaylord

Before I knew what our schedule for Brazil looked like, when friends and family asked me what I was going to do here, I answered in one word: learn. I knew this trip was going to be educational months before Read more…

By Global Honors, 6 yearsMay 22, 2019 ago
Brazil 2019

Experiencing Culture – Camryn Domina

After experiencing a week in Brazil, I have already fallen in love with Brazilian culture and the people that I have met here. Though it is different in many respects from what I am used to in the United States, Read more…

By Global Honors, 6 yearsMay 22, 2019 ago
Brazil 2019

Feel Free – Anna Ahlquist

Ever since the first day I arrived at my new home in Brazil, my host mother Regina has told me to “feel free.” I would say this is the one phrase that she continues to use the most around us. Read more…

By Global Honors, 6 yearsMay 21, 2019 ago
Brazil 2019

The Way We Walk- Tiffany Adames

What is the forest? This question was presented to us today by Professor Waverli Neuberger while exploring the Atlantic Rainforest here in Sao Paulo. Before today, I thought of the forest as a place where you can find wild animals, Read more…

By Global Honors, 6 yearsMay 21, 2019 ago

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