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ITALY
WITH PROF. MICHAEL MCCAMLEY
Travel writing; Introduction to Rhetoric and Writing Studies
Studying abroad brings material to life in a way studying at home cannot.
Slow down and savor everything. And, of course, eat as much delicious food as you can!
You do not have to “earn” the right to enjoy the pleasures of life. They are meant to be enjoyed without guilt.
Italy (as a unified country) is younger than the United States.
1. Universal health care.
2. Work to live, not live to work. 3. Every meal can be a celebration.
I am always looking for ways to walk to places rather than using my car.
SOUTH AFRICA OR BARBADOS
WITH PROF. EMERITUS NORMA GAINES-HANKS
Experiential Education; Experiential Learning; Culture and Context
We’re taking students out of their “bubble” while helping them experience personal growth.
Be open to dispelling preconceived notions about the country and its people.
To immerse myself into the local culture—learn about the people, traditions, all of it.
In South Africa, many children speak at least two languages. Rihanna is not the first or only person to make an impact outside of Barbados.
South Africa: The concept of Ubuntu (“I am who I am because of who you are”) suggests we are all connected by our shared humanity. Barbados: Care and concern for others.
I try to make a special effort to recognize others’ “human-ness.”
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