ASA Study Abroad: What It's Really Like to Live with a Host Family
Foreign to Familiar: A Guide to Understanding Hot- and Cold-Climate Cultures by Sarah A. Lanier, 2000
Privilege Wheel activity has been adapted by Clay Lord for Americans for the Arts from resources created by ArtEquity
Verge Magazine: Understanding and Navigating Privilege While Travelling
SAIH Norway: How To Get More Likes On Social Media
End Humanitarian Douchery: If Voluntourists Talked About North America
SAIH Norway: How To Communicate To The World
The Emory Wheel: Stop Preaching About Your Study Abroad Experience
CEA CAPA Study Abroad: How to Talk About Your Study Abroad Experience
IES Abroad: Reentry Resources - Stages of Transition & 10 Re-Entry Challenges
Header background: Photos taken by Josh Fess, Nazareth University Center For International Education Program Coordinator
Photos submitted by study abroad alum to Nazareth University Center For International Education
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I would like to thank several faculty and staff members at Nazareth University for their aid and assistance in this project. My Honors Program advisors, Dr. Stephanie Zamule and Dr. Rachel Bailey Jones. My primary Honors mentor, Laura Barnard, Assistant Director in Center for International Education, and my secondary Honors mentor, Trista Nilsson, Lecturer in English and Communication. Thank you to the Nazareth Center for International Education for its assistance in providing me with resources to make this project possible and to the Nazareth University study abroad alums for your participation in my survey and your photos. I would like to thank Jen Canning, Assistant Director in Weider Community Engagement, for the support and resources she has provided me. Lastly, I would also like to thank the incredible staff at the Institute for Central American Development Studies in Costa Rica for their amazing program that opened me up to the world of study abroad and inspired me to do this project.