#generationstudyabroad
- 07-Oct-2016
A New Sense of Reality
Hi! I’m Nhi and I’m currently studying at Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (KU Leuven) in Belgium! I’m an Anthropology major andRead More ⇾
- 19-Feb-2016
Classes, the Acropolis, and Aegina Island
It’s hard to believe that it’s been only two weeks since I last blogged here. The time is passing soRead More ⇾
- 30-Dec-2015
Farewell and Reflection
Saying goodbye to all of the friends that I made in Paris was very hard for me. They were theRead More ⇾
- 04-Sep-2015
Dolphins, mudflats, and speed-dating?
It’s been six days since I landed in Australia on Sunday morning and somehow I survived. The journey was 21Read More ⇾
- 18-Jun-2015
Pushing Your Limits: The Value of Study Abroad
Here's a graph about culture shock, which should seem familiar since it pops up on this blog a lot. Read More ⇾
- 12-Jun-2015
Confusing Times
I have never been so confused about my future, and it's wonderful! Before I came to Turkey I thought IRead More ⇾
- 09-Jun-2015
Traveling: The Push to Success
Traveling is a brutality. It forces you to trust strangers and to lose sight of all that familiar comfort ofRead More ⇾
- 30-May-2015
Serbia-Kosovo relations and sport: opening the global playing field
April 6th was International Day of Sport for Peace and Development. For that reason, I've included selections from a recentRead More ⇾
- 24-May-2015
The 28th Rule
I finished "40 Rules of Love" by the Turkish author Elif Shafak last week. The book is named for theRead More ⇾
- 20-May-2015
The Swimmer
“The whole object of travel is not to set foot on foreign land; it is at last to set footRead More ⇾
- 15-May-2015
The Stages of Culture Shock
As an American studying abroad in England, before I arrived in this country, I did not expect that I wouldRead More ⇾
- 12-May-2015
Beograđani: The Real MVP
Beograd is my first real city. I grew up on a farm in rural Nebraska and later moved to aRead More ⇾
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