For my first independent project as an intern at EFSC, I was sent to the Titusville Campus to conduct an interview with Instructor Luke Leonard. As soon as I laid eyes on the cardboard cutout of Luke Skywalker in his office, I knew I had come to the right place for a story. The assignment was […]
“Nerdvana”: How One Instructor Finds Educational Value in Pop Culture Favorites Read Post »
Are you someone that wants to travel? Are you putting off exploring the world so you can complete your degree? Study abroad programs allow you to do both things at the same time! I recently had an amazing opportunity to live my dream of traveling to and teaching in Africa — and I received college credit
Study Abroad: Just Do It Read Post »
Take it from me — making friends can be a challenge anywhere you go, especially if you’re an introvert. The younger you are, the easier it tends to be. Many of us automatically find a friend group in high school, especially if we went to elementary or middle school with the same people, or if
Making New Connections in College Read Post »
