Living in Barcelona was an amazing experience that I am extremely lucky to have been able to take. Not only was I able to experience a different culture, but I was also able to easily travel to other countries (my favorites being France and Italy), converse with people in a different language, and experience what…
Ciao Florence!
As my time in Florence comes to an end, all I can do is reflect on the amazing memories I’ve made. From the class by the Duomo, to eating pizza 5 times a week, exploring the riverbank, and weekend trips, I have had an amazing semester. I am beyond grateful to have been able to…
Finishing up in Florence
This semester, I have had an amazing experience studying abroad in Florence. I am so grateful for the opportunity to live in a new culture, meet new people, and grow personally and professionally. Throughout the semester, one area that I have grown a lot in is navigating unfamiliar situations. Before coming to Italy, I often…
Until Next Time, Florence!
It is crazy to think that the experience I have been looking forward to for 3 years is finally coming to a close this week. The past four months have been unforgettable, and I am so incredibly grateful for the memories I made and the relationships I formed. The past semester, I traveled to 12…
Signing Off…
This class provided me with an experience that changed my perspective on consulting. I have always been driven by projects and the ability to help systems and organizations grow. This project took that drive and added a deep level of passion. We were able to not only research and see Caras’ work but live it…
The Only Way Out is Through: Lessons from Bolivia
I can’t believe the time has come for me to write my final blog post for GSL Bolivia. These last 14 weeks have been challenging, yet extremely rewarding. This project is different than any group project I have ever been part of and a departure from my past study abroad experiences as well. Of course,…
The End of an Experience
This project as been a journey; an experience that I will never forget not only because of the my growth as a business student but because of the connections I formed with my team, CEOLI and Bolivia itself. As I mentioned in my previous blog, I take the stance of not having any expectations; I…
Wrapping-Up Global Service-Learning: Trinidad
As our 2026 Global Service-Learning project is wrapping up, I am reflecting on the process as a whole and more specifically what in that process cultivated learning and growth professionally. From a knowledge standpoint, I went into this project with very little project management and grant writing experience, and with this being the basis of our project I needed to adapt quickly to properly complete…
Farewell for now, Bolivia
There is something both sad and sweet about sitting down to write a final reflection when the experience still feels too alive to summarize. When I wrote my very first blog, I was a business student with a passport, a project plan, and a whole lot of hope for this journey. I wrote about wanting…
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