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- 14-Sep-2020
Mastering Cultural Fluency
Hi everyone, my name is Katherine Cabrera and I am a senior at Florida International University majoring in Psychology. TheRead More ⇾
- 10-Sep-2020
Not Like Riding a Bike
My name is Sarah Geilman. I graduated from Brigham Young University in 2019 with a degree in Mandarin Chinese afterRead More ⇾
- 15-Jan-2020
Japan, Past the Last Drop
The last cup of coffee I had in Matsumoto was the hardest to swallow. In the 11 months that IRead More ⇾
- 16-Nov-2016
Speaking More Like an Ecuagringa Everyday
The title is a little funnier than you might think. Gringos (the Spanish term for anyone from a non-Spanish speakingRead More ⇾
- 26-Oct-2016
Gilman Alumni Spotlight: Anthony Latta, 2001
We are excited to announce that the Gilman Global Experience Blog will now feature stories from Gilman alumni! Our firstRead More ⇾
- 21-Oct-2016
Roses and Thorns
Traveling to different places and different countries has taught me that there are always highs and lows. I could beRead More ⇾
- 02-May-2016
Learning to Say Yes
I think I have changed quite a bit since the start of my study abroad experience in Morocco, but inRead More ⇾
- 25-Feb-2016
Teaching English as a Foreign Language
One of the best things about studying abroad is the chance to get to know a language and culture thatRead More ⇾
- 26-Jan-2016
A Day in the Life of Gilman Scholar Stephanie Lytle
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tPeqeXZeWc
- 15-Dec-2015
Reflecting on the Impact of Central America
Hola! Studying abroad changes you. Sometimes it’s hard to recognize these changes. I think before coming to Costa Rica, IRead More ⇾
- 07-Dec-2015
Discussing “What” and “Who” in Russia
Language is not a neutral entity. It forms opinions and attitudes. It can be used to degrade differences and inflictRead More ⇾
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