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Ghana study abroad was a long time in the making

April 25, 2018April 25, 2018 Sarah Shadburne 0 Comments africa, Ghana, study abroad

After a few years traveling to Ghana through NC State’s study abroad program, Associate Professor of chemistry Charles James and students got the Ghana study abroad off the ground

Opinion

My venture to India: Exploring one of the oldest cultures on Earth

March 6, 2018March 6, 2018 Larisa Karr 0 Comments Asia, Banaras, color, color photography, Delhi, india, Larisa Karr, Madhya Pradesh, New Delhi, photography, photojournalism, study abroad, UNC Asheville, unca, Uttar Pradesh, Varanasi

India is a country that escapes language. People have tried to describe it in many ways, but ultimately, it is what remains unsaid that captures the essence of the culture.

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UNCA provides opportunities for study abroad

February 1, 2018February 1, 2018 Sarah Shadburne 1 Comment adventure, destination, student experiences, study abroad, travel, unca

The study abroad program at UNC Asheville offers several different countries to discover. Students who have previously studied abroad discuss their experience and explain why students should take this opportunity.

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Students create art with international influences

November 15, 2017 Erika Williams 0 Comments berlin, Europe, london, new media, paris, study abroad

After a recent study abroad trip to London, Paris and Berlin through the new media department, a group of UNC Asheville students created artwork inspired by the experience to display in an exhibition titled But First Some Rebellion. The exhibition ran from Oct. 23 to Nov. 14 on the second-floor lobby of Zeis Hall.

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Studying abroad offers opportunities for self-growth

October 11, 2017October 11, 2017 Erika Williams 0 Comments china, korea, study abroad, studying abroad

Studying abroad can open up opportunities for the future as well as help students gain new perspectives. UNCA students Rachel Woodard and Margaret Benfield experienced this while studying abroad over the summer.