A reflection by Alison Sever: I first met Herman in 2008, during my Global Routes teaching internship in Tanzania. I was assigned to Nkoarisambu, a very small, dusty ward near the end of the road that drives straight up the 15,000 ft. volcano, Mt. Meru. I was 18 years old, fresh out of high school, […]
A True Exchange Tanzania to America and back Read More »
Written by Greg Perlman, Costa Rica Spring 2013 So far, Costa Rica has definitely been quite an experience. What really surprised me the most is how different the school in my village is from my elementary schools. Students only attend for half of the day, and get frequent short breaks for recess. They also have
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Written by Sophie Meyer: We are wrapping up our weekend in Dominical, a beach town south of San Isidro. Being here has been a blast. It’s a very cool spot that is tourist-oriented. The beach stretches on pretty extensively and there are many hotels, restaurants, and stores along the road running parallel to it. On
Costa Rica Gap Semester updates! Read More »
We are so excited about this Alumni feature! Madison is an alumna of both Global Routes and Windsor Mountain! We remember her from her first summer as a camper at our International Summer Camp in 2001 – and now she is helping to organize one of the coolest literacy organizations out there: Lit World. Madison
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We have finally arrived in the village after an hour long bus ride on Friday. We ate lunch and everyone was assigned their roommates and families. After spending time with our families all night, we all met back at 7 AM to begin working at the center. Gabby, Taylor, Kara, Emily and Brooke all worked hard
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