culture shock
- 07-Apr-2015
Goodbye and Hello
I've been stateside now, back in Idaho, for one week. It's really great to be back at home with myRead More ⇾
- 23-Feb-2015
Week One: Tanzania
During this first week, it was hard to have first impressions or preconceived notions because we had not yet interactedRead More ⇾
- 16-Feb-2015
Coffee, Turkish and Otherwise
Oh, sweet merciful heavens, Starbucks. I don't even drink Starbucks in the US-- I like plain, black coffee, so theirRead More ⇾
- 09-Feb-2015
Culture Shock Progression – Not so Linear
What struck me when I first saw this diagram was how closely it resembles diagrams of the Kübler-Ross model ofRead More ⇾
- 31-Dec-2014
Don’t Add Sugar (Nate’s Travel Tips)
Traveling isn’t brutality; it’s a skill you develop with experience. Visiting tens of cities and countries over a short spanRead More ⇾
- 22-Dec-2014
Thoughts on Cultural Shock and the Reverse
Above is the chart by which I’m supposed to evaluate my experiences and offer some thoughts on whether or notRead More ⇾
- 30-Oct-2014
First Impressions, Culture Shock, and Activities!
I snapped this photo while walking around some of the less traveled side streets of Barcelona. ¡Hola Amigos! In thisRead More ⇾
- 20-Oct-2014
Leaving the Comfort of Home: #Chinathings, traveling as opportunity, and more!
“Traveling is a brutality. It forces you to trust strangers and to lose sight of all that familiar comfort ofRead More ⇾
- 24-Jul-2014
Life’s What You Make It
“I fell in love the way you fall asleep: slowly, and then all at once.” ― John Green, The Fault in OurRead More ⇾
- 23-Jul-2014
Friendly adventures with a cup of culture shock
Shanghai has a way of making many foreigners feel very special. Everywhere you go people always want to take aRead More ⇾
- 21-Jul-2014
Meet Gilman Video Blogger – Karly
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wTArrX-r8Ro Meet U.S. Department of State sponsored Gilman Scholarship recipient Karly Kahl-Placek. Karly was a Gilman Global Experience Correspondent forRead More ⇾
- 18-Jul-2014
And then there was light…and breakfast
The differences between my world in America and my new world in Italy were apparent right way. With my modest-sizedRead More ⇾
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