Study abroad opens new doors and hones interests
A study abroad trip to The Gambia allowed Emily Crawford '15 the chance to get a once-in-lifetime look at another education system.
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Baktash Ahadi attributes his time at Susquehanna as providing "the framework for understanding the world through a humanistic lens."
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Shark Therapy: Student Overcomes Personal Fear in Galapagos
A study abroad trip to the Galapagos Islands helped Emily Sella '16 face her fear of swimming with sharks and opened her eyes to the lack of potable water and waste disposal on the Galapagos Islands.