One of my favorite experiences thus far in my study abroad endeavor was a journey into the Volta Region inRead More ⇾
As I approach my first month here in Ghana, I have had the chance to witness and be a partRead More ⇾
My name is Coryl Jackson, and for the next four months I will be studying abroad in Ghana. Follow my blogRead More ⇾
The Maasai are an incredibly fascinating people, living off the land as pastoralists. They have managed to tightly hold onRead More ⇾
[caption id="attachment_2041" align="aligncenter" width="225"] pilau with spinach and banana[/caption] Food in Tanzania is simple, yet tasty. Dishes consist mainly ofRead More ⇾
Jumping head first into a cold swimming pool is never at the top of a list of things I wantRead More ⇾
This past semester I have had the privilege of working at an NGO (Non-governmental organization) called Culture D’Enfances (in English-childhoodRead More ⇾
During this first week, it was hard to have first impressions or preconceived notions because we had not yet interactedRead More ⇾
The two weeks leading up to my study abroad program were a complete whirl of excitement and anxiety. Preparing toRead More ⇾
Life back in America! I can't believe I'm home already. The last four months flew by and were filled withRead More ⇾
[caption id="attachment_61" align="alignleft" width="479"] Getting my Texas cowboy on! Yeehaw![/caption] Last week was an unforgettable experience. During a visit toRead More ⇾
I’m slowly learning my way around Dakar. The transportation here is crazy. As a health and safety precaution, my program'sRead More ⇾