Abigail Antione
"When it's over, I want to say all my life I was a bride married to amazement. I was the bridegroom, taking the world into my arms"- Mary Oliver
Follow me as I take the world into my arms in Florence, Italy. I am a Psychology Major, class of 2021.
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Follow me as I take the world into my arms in Florence, Italy. I am a Psychology Major, class of 2021.
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Lauren Burkhart
My name is Lauren Burkhart and this semester I will be studying at NUI: Galway in Ireland. I am currently a junior and will graduate in December 2020. I am majoring in Political Science and have minors in Legal Studies and Spanish. After college I plan on attending law school, so I am very excited to take law classes in Ireland!
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Salaam Alaikum, I’m Precious and I live life with More Passion Than Perfection. Some of my passions include travelling, food, language, hair, crocheting, culture, music, theater, art, video editing, the human mind and Jesus! I follow my passions as a Psychology and French Double Major at Susquehanna University. This next season of my life I will be in Dakar, Senegal. Join me as I experience the Senegalese culture for the first time!
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Samuel Emmanuel
Salut!
My name is Samuel Emmanuel and I am a Junior at Susquehanna University. I am double majoring in French Studies and Communication Arts with a Theatre minor. This semester, I will be studying in Dakar, Senegal as part of the CIEE Language and Culture program. I am so excited to dive into this new culture, improve my French and learn Wolof, a local language of Senegal! I will be studying abroad with my sister and documenting our experiences as we GO! Stay tuned for more information on our blog and time in Dakar!
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Click here for Precious and Samuel's Blog
My name is Samuel Emmanuel and I am a Junior at Susquehanna University. I am double majoring in French Studies and Communication Arts with a Theatre minor. This semester, I will be studying in Dakar, Senegal as part of the CIEE Language and Culture program. I am so excited to dive into this new culture, improve my French and learn Wolof, a local language of Senegal! I will be studying abroad with my sister and documenting our experiences as we GO! Stay tuned for more information on our blog and time in Dakar!
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Click here for Precious and Samuel's Blog
Nicole Grace
Salut! My name is Nicole Grace and I'm a Junior at Susquehanna University. I'm a French Education K-12 major with an ESL certification. I'm also a member of SU's crew team. I'm from North Wales, PA and I will be studying abroad in Rennes, France for Spring 2020. My blog will consist of my experiences immersing myself in the French language and culture. I will be attending Université Rennes 2 and I will be living in a home-stay. I want to use my blog to share what resources you can use for both mental and physical health in Rennes! Speaking of physical health, I plan to row in France!
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Makenna Hall
Hello! My name is Makenna, and I'm a junior at Susquehanna. I study journalism, sociology and Italian. I'm spending this semester studying in Siena, Italy with Siena Italian Studies. I am at an intermediate level of Italian, and I am excited to have a completely immersive experience by staying with a host family and taking all of my classes in Italian.
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Tori Landon
ck here toHi! My name is Tori Landon and I am a student at Susquehanna University graduating in 2021. I am studying communications with an emphasis on advertising and marketing. I chose to study abroad in Melbourne, Australia for many reasons, the top reason being that I am very curious to explore Australia backgrounds and culture. I am from a small town in Pennsylvania, named Dallas and knew I wanted to branch out of my comfort zone completely and experience what the world has to offer. This is the first time I will be traveling to Australia, the furthest I have ever traveled. I believe this once in a lifetime experience will teach me more about myself and the extensive diversities that make up the world around me. I hope to travel and gain an understanding of as much Australian culture as I can.
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Gabrielle Martin
Hello! My name is Gabrielle Martin and I will be studying abroad in Barcelona, Spain during the Spring 2020 semester. While I am abroad, I will also be doing an internship with Ritort-Enfedaque & Associats which is a legal and professional services law firm. I am a junior Political Science major with a minor in Business Administration. Outside of school, I am a member of the field hockey team, part of the Student Government Association and the Secretary of the Junior class.
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Thomas Tang
Hello! My name is Thomas Tang! I'm currently a junior right now majoring both in political science and economics and minoring in environmental studies. During my semester abroad in Cyprus, I will be staying at the University of Nicosia in Nicosia, Cyprus. My blog will primarily focus on a whole host of things ranging from local foods, the culture, the politics, religion, and many more! As much as I consider myself to be culturally experience, there will be some new things that I will encounter, learn, and reflect. I hope you will join me in following my TANGible adventures in Cyprus!
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Tashiana Tsosie
Ya’at’eeh anooltsoos! Honaghaanii nishli. Tabaaha bashishchiin. Dibe Lizhini dashicheii doo Toheedliinii dashinali. Shi ei Taishiana Tsosie yinishye. Ma’ii Tohidee’ naasha. (Hello everyone!) My name is Taishiana Tsosie. It’s pronounced ty-shee-aw-na so-see. I’m a junior Sociology major, Africana Studies minor from Houck, Arizona. I am Dine (Navajo). In English, I am One Who Walks Around Clan, born for Water’s Edge Clan. My maternal grandparents are Black Sheep Clan and my paternal grandparents are Bitter Water Clan. My pronouns are she/her/hers. I am studying at the University of Waikato in Hamilton, New Zealand.
I chose to study in New Zealand because of their Indigenous Studies program and Maori indigenous culture. Such a setting and experience is parallel to my own. I figured it would be most beneficial to me academically and personally. Academically, I wanted to have some form of exposure to Indigenous Studies as a sociologist. I want to study contemporary social issues of Indigenous people from all around the world, but to start, I will begin in the states. For a future career, it is my hope to one day work in either a social services nonprofit organization or conduct my own field research in Native American communities to “decolonize” or reclaim a primarily white-dominated discipline. I want to support and show how much I care about my ancestors, my culture, my relatives, and future generations of Indigenous youth by accomplishing three things: 1.) Obtaining a bachelor’s from a liberal arts institution across the country, 2.) demonstrating that it is possible to leave and then come home to help Native communities, finally, 3.) no one can tell indigenous youth that they can be more than their trauma or upbringing.
I see the University of Waikato as an opportunity to make my dreams a reality.
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I chose to study in New Zealand because of their Indigenous Studies program and Maori indigenous culture. Such a setting and experience is parallel to my own. I figured it would be most beneficial to me academically and personally. Academically, I wanted to have some form of exposure to Indigenous Studies as a sociologist. I want to study contemporary social issues of Indigenous people from all around the world, but to start, I will begin in the states. For a future career, it is my hope to one day work in either a social services nonprofit organization or conduct my own field research in Native American communities to “decolonize” or reclaim a primarily white-dominated discipline. I want to support and show how much I care about my ancestors, my culture, my relatives, and future generations of Indigenous youth by accomplishing three things: 1.) Obtaining a bachelor’s from a liberal arts institution across the country, 2.) demonstrating that it is possible to leave and then come home to help Native communities, finally, 3.) no one can tell indigenous youth that they can be more than their trauma or upbringing.
I see the University of Waikato as an opportunity to make my dreams a reality.
Click here for Taishiana's Blog
