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Amari Roberts studying in Jamaica

Amari Roberts studying in Jamaica

Vicktryl Mbakwa studying in Spain

Vicktryl Mbakwa studying in Spain

Ashley Saddler Jr. studying in Vietnam

Ashley Saddler Jr. studying in Vietnam

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Real Stories. Real Impact. Real Joy.

  • A woman standing next to a large white wall with a quote in black cursive lettering. The quote reads, "I am not African because I was born in Africa, but because I ...," with the rest of the quote partially obscured. The woman is wearing a colorful, patterned dress and sandals and is smiling. There are trees and buildings in the background.

    Sydnee-Marie Edusei

    “My study abroad experience in Ghana was truly transformative. It opened my eyes to the complex ways in which mental health is understood and addressed within African communities, and it played a pivotal role in shaping my future aspirations as a social worker. Being in Ghana allowed me to witness the ways in which African communities address mental health in communal settings. I hope to use my knowledge, experiences, and passion to contribute to a more inclusive, culturally sensitive approach to mental health.”

  • A man with dark curly hair and a beard smiling, standing outdoors in front of a stone wall, wearing a black jacket, gray pants, and white sneakers. Behind him, there is a statue of a soldier in a black coat, red hat with gold details, and holding a sword, separated by a chain barrier.

    Kaelen Baly

    “My time abroad has greatly informed me of what strengths and weaknesses I hold both as an academic and a person. I see the areas I want to take my psychological research as well as well as the more creative endeavors I want to pursue alongside that.

    I am most grateful for the ways that Londoners took to me as an American and how excited they often were excited to impart their wisdom and experiences with the city to me.”

  • A woman taking a selfie in front of the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, with many people around.

    Adriana Morgan

    “My time in Brazil truly opened my eyes to how different and beautiful life can be outside of what I’m used to. It made me more curious, open-minded, and eager to connect with people from different cultures. I now feel more inspired to travel, work internationally, and pursue a career where I can keep learning from global perspectives. More than anything, this experience taught me the value of resiliency, something I now see as one of the strongest and most important traits I carry with me.”

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