Starting in Cambodia (part 1)
After 6 months of planning, fundraising, and 32 hours of traveling, I arrived in Cambodia late Saturday night. I was greeted by a humid, vibrant, busy city that won me […]
Monthly Archives: March 2011
Feelings about Tanzania Program
“I loved all of it. My home stay was great. I loved being there and felt that I learned so much about Tanzanian culture that I could not have […]
15 Credit Semester – Fall 2011/Spring2012
This integrated HIV/AIDS and food security community development program is built on Global Service Corps’ (GSC) 17 years of experience providing service-learning programs in East Africa. For the past 10 […]
HIV Education, Ugali and Dance Parties… Day Camp Monduli Style
We have been in Monduli for the past two weeks doing Day Camp for secondary school kids . Day Camp was an amazing experience. I was at Engutoto Secondary School […]
My goals
My personal goals for this trip were to learn about the impact of HIV/AIDS on Cambodia and to assist with the care of orphaned children and affected families. This was […]
Orphanage Care Program
Today, Cambodia continues to struggle after decades of war and corruption. The consequences are particularly grim for the children in Cambodia. Poverty and abandonment have led to an increase in […]
Maasai Culture (part 2)
The Maasai live in the scrub desert, water is a very scarce commodity and hard to come by. If they have money to buy a donkey, they tie barrels on […]
9-Credit Program in Tanzania
HIV/AIDS Prevention Education, Sustainable Agriculture and Food Security Program Dates: June 6 – August 6, 2011 Sign up before April! Global Service Corps’ 9 week summer program gives students the […]
Maasai Culture(part 1)
Hujambo! Greetings! I have survived week 1 here in Tanzania! There is so much to write about! Internet service is really quite poor and very slow, so it is teaching […]
Discovery Arusha
Day 3! We have finally overcome jet lag, but it was not easy. Five hour naps through the afternoon for the past two days, only to wake up to darkness […]
