That’s a wrap of day 1
Today was a long, but great first day in Aruba! Once we got unpacked, we were able to roam around the resort for a little prior to our scheduled dinner time at Los Cafeteros. The meal was delicious and was surrounded by good company. We were able to witness the typical Aruban sunset right before
See you on the other side
We are boarded and ready to go! We GCU students are more than excited to say we’ve all made it on the plane and were ready to take off! We will update you guys when we land! by bianca & vanessa
Aruba trip sneaking up
4 days until 6 of Georgian Court’s students leave on a faculty-led trip to Aruba led by Dr. Kennard and Dr. Marino. We’ve spent the past few weeks preparing by learning about global citizenship, multicultural healthcare as well as Aruban health. We are all looking forward for the opportunity to learn what healthcare is like
Summer in Sorrento~ Second Home
By: Jessica Gustafson Throughout summer 2 I was able to study abroad in Sorrento, Italy! Sant ‘Anna Institute was very helpful throughout the entire application process which made me look forward to arriving even more. Upon my arrival, Sant ’Anna made my entire stay as enjoyable as possible and was there for any questions I
Reflections of South Africa
By: Caitlin Nelson My time in South Africa was filled with moments that I will remember for the rest of mylife. This trip taught me how to be flexible and as open minded as possible. From the beginning we were informed of the taxi strike and we were not able to volunteer
Home Sweet Classroom
Well, we’ve been back in the states for quite some time, although we all left our hearts and minds with the boys at Calling Academy. We were fortunate enough to still experience school and classroom culture, just not with the age groups or activities that were originally detailed to us. The middle school age group