New York Times writer Palko Karasz has a recently published article on the company’s website that truly delves into the issue of culture assimilation and integration during study abroad opportunities. He mentions that technology,… Continue reading
It seems we humans are not the only ones who enjoy playing with technology. Look at this cute video of an elephant using a Galaxy Note – and yes, it does draw a… Continue reading
President Ann Fields, Graduate Assistant for International Programs Karolyn Wojtowicz and students Roy Aguillon, India Smith, and Linda Wyllie will be presenting at the Chautauqua lecture tonight at 5:30pm on the William Penn… Continue reading
A warm thank you to Andy Goodell at the Oskaloosa Herald for writing an article after our trip experience. The following article was printed on the front page of the Wednesday, March 28th,… Continue reading
Two days ago, we had our final PLSC 299 class meeting. As usual, our one hour scheduled meeting lasted for an hour and a half. With discussions shared ranging from favorite memories, difficulties people… Continue reading
Yes, the title of this post says it all. When on safari in Tanzania, we truly did see most of the animals in the Lion King. You name it – we probably saw it.… Continue reading
As our group begins to work on their final reflections for our last meeting on Monday, I thought it would be appropriate to share some travel quotes. These quotes not only help reflections… Continue reading
INATEK (the Institute of Agriculture, Education and Technology of Kibungo) in eastern Rwanda and William Penn University, of Iowa, United States of America, began a partnership in 2008. Through the existence of that… Continue reading
The journey of William Penn University’s first study abroad trip offered by the school has been one full of chaotic moments, sleepless nights, good conversations, amazing photos, and new friends as trip coordinator.… Continue reading
By now, everyone has had the opportunity to have a good night’s rest and begin the daunting task of re-adjusting to life in America. While we were abroad for only 11 days, it… Continue reading
