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April Feature - Julia P.: How Study Abroad Builds Perspective
In this month’s feature you’ll meet Julia “GG” P., an EdOdyssey alumnae and current senior at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, MA. She spoke with us about how travel has changed her, and you’ll see how her past experiences abroad continue to shape her and her future plans.
Monthly Feature: Matt W.'s Study Abroad Experiences and How Travel Influences Your Career
Today, we introduce Matt W., a native of Franklin, Massachusetts, shares his personal growth throughout his study abroad experiences and how it’s provided him guidance toward his career in law.
Black History Month: The Importance of American Black Leadership in the World
February is Black History Month, and to celebrate it, you’ll learn about how travel experiences abroad have influenced and made an impact on the lives of American black leaders.
Why Gratefulness in 2021 Matters
The entire world breathed a collective sigh of relief when the clock struck midnight on New Year’s Eve and the calendar read 2021. However, if you are still feeling exhausted, drained and stuck under the weight of 2020, our team wants to let you know that you are not alone and we felt important to reflect on this sentiment and to keep it all in perspective.
Starting International Education Week: An Open Letter to Students
Patty Valencia, EdOdyssey’s Peru Coordinator, explains how much study abroad have changed and enriched her life at the start of International Education Week!
Eight Reasons Why You Should Consider a Virtual Study Abroad Experience
You did the research; maybe you had even chosen your destination, applied, got accepted, booked your flights and were all set to begin your adventure.
And then Covid-19 hit, and everywhere you looked, borders were closing, flights were being cancelled, cases were spiking, and there was just a large amount of uncertainty on every corner.
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