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To new beginnings and endeavors
The typhoon has passed, the rain remains. I think our students resonate with this feeling; so much has happened, and we're still processing it. Our time in Taiwan has been... keep reading
Global Friendships
The last week on the Monteverde campus has flown by at a rapid pace. However, it seems like ages have passes since the student arrived in the cloud forest. This... keep reading
Student Project: Shared Respect
During this program, the participants worked in groups to create projects reflecting their experiential learning from the last three weeks. The following is a selection from Sabrina Addo and Maya... keep reading
20 Tips on Korean Culture for Foreigners
(Above: A photo reel of all of the things I've been doing in Korea. There's text on some of the images because they were originally posted on my Instagram.) It’s... keep reading
Local Creations from La Glânerie & Terre de Pastel
This week, students tapped into their creative sides during two unique visits. One visit included a tour of La Glânerie, which is an upcycling resource center and store. The students... keep reading
Our last days
It is hard to describe what these last few days have felt like for our student. In one sense it feels like we have been here forever— our group is... keep reading
Farewell Dinner
Students say wistful but joyous goodbyes to friends, staff, and host families.
Lessons from Samsø: Renewable Energy Island
Come with us to Samsø! Learn about the energy transition and organic farming in a small island community in Denmark.
Making summer sounds
Walking around the street, people can hear the beautiful sounds, which are coming from “Furin.” It is traditional Japanese sound maker, which people put on the balcony and porches of... keep reading
Japanese paper making
Hello from Tokyo! On the last week of Tokyo exploring, Students tried Washi making. Washi is traditional Japanese paper, produced by hand using wood fibers. On the first floor, there... keep reading
Traditional Japanese art: Aizome Indigo Dyeing
Week 3 of our summer program brought an exciting and immersive cultural experience for our students: creating their own Aizome dyeing. The Aizome is Japanese traditional indigo dyeing. The Aizome... keep reading
Universal Studios Japan
Thrills were had by all when we visited Universal Studios Japan. Students were so excited to experience the thrills at the amusement park. From Super Nintendo World to Jurassic Park... keep reading
Last day in Kinmen
Day 13 We've reached our last day in Kinmen. While Kinmen holds significant culture and history, the relentless heat has been a challenge for us. We never did get used... keep reading
Discover the Healing Power of Your Backyard: A Hands-On Adventure at Jardin des Mille Pas
Did you know that your backyard might hold a treasure trove of medicinal herbs? Our students recently discovered this fascinating fact during a visit to the enchanting Jardin des Mille... keep reading
Trip to Kinmen!
*Below is another student blog! Yay!* DAY 13 We arrived in Kinmen after a short one-hour flight and were greeted by our tour guide, Peter, who took us straight to... keep reading