Mistaken for a Native … abroad
22 Nov
Posted by Jim as Global perspective, Student Views, Uncategorized, experiential education
Mistaken for a Native … abroad
Emily Monaco QC ’12 and Jim Stellar
Emily is a major in History with an interest in the ancient world and a Macaulay Honors student at Queens College who just returned from a study abroad trip to Italy. What makes this trip different is that at some point it became [...]
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