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Korea: Mid Program by Brooke Chong
Portugal Mid Program by Jeremy Caldeira
Mexico: Mid Program by Mason Waller

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Costa Rica: Arrival by Alexis Bryson
Costa Rica: A Day in the Life by Alexis Bryson
Arrival: Portugal by Jeremy Caldeira
Pre Departure: South Korea by Brooke Chong
Arrival: Costa Rica by Hailey Grainger
Pre Departure: Costa Rica Hailey Grainger
Pre Departure: Japan by Michelle Nguyen
Pre- Departure: Brazil by Quinn Johnson
Pre-Departure : Spain by Isa Morrison
Arrival: Mexico by Mason Waller
Costa Rica: Pre-Departure by Alexis Bryson
Excited or Nervous? My Trip is Just One Month Away
I am one month away from leaving to spend almost 4 months in the tropical Costa Rica. So what am I feeling?
France Exchange: Arrival by Luke Griffin
Arrival/Immersion II: France

New Zealand: Post Program Reflection by Emily Webster
Takeaways and Final Reflection
As I have said over and over again, I truly feel so grateful to have had such an amazing opportunity. I remember sitting in the advisors office over two years ago talking about my upcoming schedule and the future student teaching requirement. On a whim she mentioned the option to complete the student teaching requirement abroad. There had only been 2-3 students who had done so in the past so I really didn’t know what to expect. I turned the idea over and over in my mind and talked to friends and family who I knew had my best interests in mind. Once I came to the decision to go, I was excited! I was still nervous and knew it would be challenging but I also knew that if I didn’t take this opportunity I would regret it for the rest of my life.
5 Tips for Applying for the Freeman Scholarship by Alicia Prokopenko
New Zealand: End of Program by Emily Webster
Now that I’ve returned, it’s time to start to wrap up this blog. I have enjoyed sharing my adventure with those who followed along. The next two posts are requirements for the travel writing program, but they also offer a valuable opportunity for me to reflect on the last four months and begin to think about the next four months and what they have in store for me.