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Finding Our Way -Josiah Lyon

I couldn’t believe it had actually happened. Nate and I were actually lost, just the two of us, in the middle of a big city in a foreign country where we didn’t speak the language. To make matters worse it Read more…

By Global Honors, 7 years ago
Brazil 2018

All Creatures Great and Small – Nathan Cannon

Yesterday, the students and professors of the Global Honors Program ventured out on a trek through the nearby Atlantic Rain Forest. It was a breath of fresh air to take a momentary break from the concrete and pavement of Sao Paulo Read more…

By Global Honors, 7 years ago
Brazil 2018

Courage, Compliments, and Connection- Rebekah Benson

In Let’s All Be Brave, Annie F. Downs writes: “‘Gracious words are a honeycomb, sweet to the soul and healing to the bones’ (Proverbs 16:24). And to say gracious words is brave. To speak life into someone else takes courage. Whether Read more…

By Global Honors, 7 years ago
Brazil 2018

Calming Senses -Amber Cavellier

For the majority of this week, I have felt like a bubble waiting to burst. It all started Monday when we left A Casa do Jardim. The children we worked with, two in particular, pulled at my heartstrings and have Read more…

By Global Honors, 7 years ago
Brazil 2018

Dreams Coming True: What now? – Colleen Denny

My dog loved chasing squirrels. When I was younger, going on “walks” with my dog always meant being pulled by his leash as he darted toward squirrel after squirrel. I wish I could’ve told those panicked squirrels a secret: If Read more…

By Global Honors, 7 yearsMay 18, 2018 ago
Brazil 2018

Hugs and Kisses – David T Wilkinson

Jared, Haven, and I were discussing the presentation we will be giving regarding religion in Brazil. An observation that was raised was that the Brazilian’s are much more open with their bodies and physical affection then American’s. Now, this is Read more…

By Global Honors, 7 years ago
Brazil 2018

Following God’s Lead – Jessica Zdunski

When we landed in Brazil, I had no idea of the opportunities God was going to provide for me. I didn’t think that I would be able to have any interaction with the forensic science system in Brazil, mostly because Read more…

By Global Honors, 7 years ago
Brazil 2018

The Music of Brazil- Christopher Van Gorder

After the past two days, my feet have been aching terribly. And yet, every moment filled with music and dance was completely worth the pain. At the beginning of our trip, I had set out on a small mission to Read more…

By Global Honors, 7 yearsMay 17, 2018 ago
Brazil 2018

Body Language – Cheyenne Zaremba

Calves already sore from our two-hour Brazilian dance class the previous day, I spent the last few minutes before our Capoeira workshop stretching with my classmates. I knew very little about Capoeira going into the workshop and had no idea Read more…

By Global Honors, 7 yearsMay 17, 2018 ago
Brazil 2018

Kaizen-Jared Sittig

Walking around Ibirapuera park on Saturday reminded me of how much I love watching people who are excellent at what they do. There was this skate boarder who was amazing. I don’t love skate boarding in general, but because he Read more…

By Global Honors, 7 years ago

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