Rachel Brigell – Interned in Moshi, Tanzania, at a juvenile detention center through the volunteer/internship placement organization, Cross-Cultural Solutions
Alex Brown – Interned in Saarland, Germany at a summer music festival (arranged through CDS/Cultural Vistas).
Anthony Cao – Worked in a school; explored the connection between language and culture in New Zealand through CGIS/GIEU
Elizabeth Deschaine – Interned in Madrid, Spain, for an organization called Aknur (arranged through CDS/Cultural Vistas). Aknur is a UN-affiliated organization that works with issues surrounding immigration as well as refugee rights.
Ann Duong – Interned in Vietnam with the VinaCapital Foundation, an NGO with a public health mission focused on children and youth in the community
Brianne Forester – Researched sustainable urban planning in Hamburg, Germany through the DAAD RISE program.
Alyssa Francini –Interned in Tacloban City, Philippines, where she worked with the deaf population at a local high school.
Rachael Hancock – Interned at Soroptimist International in Geneva, Switzerland (arranged through CIBE/Dept of Romance Languages). Soroptimist International is an organization that works to promote women’s rights around the world.
Allison Richards – Initially went abroad through Atraves, a student organization which works in a community in Nicaragua. Post-Atraves, Allison headed to Chile (through AIESEC) where she taught English. After Chile, she went to Argentina, where she completed another short-term placement (also arranged through AIESEC).
Sonya Usman – Sonya spent the first part of her summer teaching English in Ankara, Turkey through the CIBE Eurasia Internship Program. She then participated in an internship at an organization that works with water sanitation issues (through the CSAS Summer in South Asia program) in Kanpur, India.
Meryl Waldo – Interned in the Costume Design department at the National Theatre in London, England. She worked on the play A Woman Killed with Kindness by Thomas Heywood.
For further information, check out their blogs to the right of this post!
Thursday, September 22, 2011
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
... And they're off!
The 2011 Winter semester is officially over, which means that the 2010-2011 MIISPers are off to all corners of the world pursuing internships and service projects. Check out their blogs, which are linked along the right-hand side of this blog.
We wish them safe travels & are excited to read about their journeys this summer!
We wish them safe travels & are excited to read about their journeys this summer!
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Summer 2010 Participants -- At a Glance!
Cassie Ballert
· Engineering, Chemical Engineering
· Internship in solar energy at SolarWorld Innovations GmbH in Freiberg, Germany
Eileen Brandes
· LSA, Biology, French
· Internship working at admissions at Audencia School of Management in Nantes, France
Corey Burbank
· LSA, German
· Worked at Edeka near Hamburg, Germany
Lara Burt
· LSA, International Studies/German
· Community development project volunteer in Kilimanjaro, Tanzania
Sarah Casinelli
· LSA, Psychology
· Internship at Bilkent University (higher education administration/research)
Laura Cavanaugh
· Art and Design
· Internship at a children’s museum
Samuel Cohen
· LSA, Program in the Environment
· GIEU Zambia
Tiffany Kay Fritzler
· LSA, French/Linguistics
· Taught English in Nicaragua through the student organization, Atraves
Danielle Lumetta
· LSA, undeclared
· Interned at a German/American Institute in Tuebingen, Germany
Matt Mueller
· Engineering, Aerospace
· Internship with Lufthansa in Hamburg, Germany
Alexandra Passarelli
· LSA, Anthropology
· Participated in MHIRT in China; taught English and took part in public health-related research
Nanthakan Joy Rassamirama
· Engineering, IOE
· Business internship at FIBA Factoring in Istanbul, Turkey
Heather Sanders
· LSA, Cellular and Molecular Biology
· Biomedical research at the Frauenhofer Institute in St. Ingbert, Germany
Jackie Turner
· Sustainability research in Kenya through the Graham Sustainability Institute.
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