Santiago Reflections
Here are some reflections and thoughts from our time in Santiago. Emma: It was interesting but also disheartening to see the history of Chile at the museum of human rights. Kayre and I have learned a lot about the topic in class over the years but have yet to see the reality until now. Also,
Bienvenidos a Chile!
The GCU student group has arrived safely to Chile. The day was packed with a tour of Santiago. The students began their day visiting a memorial museum that detailed the human rights violations the former dictator, Pinochet carried out. Throughout the rest of the day the student toured around outside and were able to see
First stop ATL next stop SCL!
The GCU students for the UniDos exchange program have stated their journey to Chile 🇨🇱! The first flight, to Atlanta, was short and sweet and the flight to Santiago is anticipated. We looking forward to new adventures!
1 Day to Takeoff!
Hola! GCU students are excited to begin their travels to Chile. The flight is tomorrow afternoon and will arrive the next morning in Santiago. This trip is a part of the UniDos exchange program with the Universidad Viña del Mar. We have collaborated with the students from this university since March to learn about climate
Young Mercy Leaders
A program for college school students to learn about the Mercy story and become better leaders! There are six students in total along with our facility leader Amy Certeta. We are going to Dublin, Ireland to participate in the young mercy Leaders pilgrimage! We will be focusing on stories of Mercy, provide leadership information and
Male Migration
By Brenna Sullivan For this activity, my group researched the different economic, cultural, historical, and political causes of men’s migration. We each researched one cause and found statistics, consequences, expert opinions, and solutions for each one. We utilized apps like WhatsApp and Zoom in order to stay in touch and keep each other updated on