InSCU Global Fellows 2018byNick Fazio·Sep 17, 2018Missing KolkataFrom the wild car ride with Bijoy on our first day in Kolkata to quickly enjoying the front seat, six weeks in India offered some of the…
InSCU Global Fellows 2018byMara Strong·Sep 14, 2018About two week ago I left India completely jaded.In reality, leaving India was a breath of fresh air, literally. I departed Bangalore and flew straight to Ireland to being my study abroad…
Alec Gonzales·Sep 14, 2018The Ugly Carpet on my Hardwood FloorMy face lit up when we met again — I adore that ugly carpet. It had been six long weeks, but I was finally home and in my bedroom. The only…
InSCU Global Fellows 2018byLeslie Giglio·Sep 13, 2018“How was The Gambia?!”I know this post is a bit overdue..I’ve tried to start writing it so many times, but have struggled to mold my thoughts into words. I still…
InSCU Global Fellows 2018byKimy Grandi Soriano·Sep 12, 2018Post-Trip Blog: Meet Quito!Hola! Yo me llamo Quito (pronombres preferidos: elle/le [español] they/them/theirs [inglés]), y soy un monito. También soy unx compañerx de…
InSCU Global Fellows 2018byOwen O'Mahony·Sep 10, 2018There and Back AgainIt’s been a month since leaving Kolkata and ASED, and I can say that it has certainly been an interesting experience to be back home. I’d…
InSCU Global Fellows 2018byAmanda Eason·Aug 29, 2018Strong Girls, Strong World“I am not the product of my circumstances. I am the composite of all the things I believe and all the places I believe I can go. My past…
InSCU Global Fellows 2018byJada Paddock·Aug 27, 2018Personal Growth 🦋As I sit in Sacramento reflecting on my time in Bolivia, I am thinking more about the wonderful experiences I have had here, the amazing…
InSCU Global Fellows 2018byArelí Hernández·Aug 24, 2018Week 7: GoodbyesI am finally back in my sleepy hometown of Napa Valley where I will be visiting for a couple weeks before heading back to SCU. I have loved…
InSCU Global Fellows 2018byKiran Sutaria·Aug 21, 2018I’m Home!I’ve been back in America for a little less than a week now, and I’m still adjusting. Of course jet-lag is a pain, but it’s more cultural…
