This past summer, Amelia Webster, a forensic anthropology and biology student at Ohio State University, found herself in the quiet Polish village of Giecz, surrounded by rolling fields and centuries of history buried beneath the soil.
Clara Hazelbaker, a forensic anthropology major and Spanish minor reflected on the Child Family Health International (CFHI) Ecuador program this summer.
Denis Zotaj, a senior studying Spanish and computer and information sciences reflected on the semester-long WorldStrides: Semester at Universidad de Granada program in Granada, Spain this past spring.
Associate Professor Jonathan Combs-Schilling of the Department of French and Italian reflects on the creation of his Italian City study abroad program.
For Samiksha Prasanna, a fourth-year public health major, studying abroad in India with the Child Family Health International program was a defining experience. She wanted to see firsthand how cultural and social factors shape healthcare systems—and quickly discovered that the lessons went far beyond the classroom.