The Center for Global programs is excited to introduce three new student consultants joining the Multilingual Learning Office (MLO). These students bring a range of academic interests, cultural perspectives, and personal experiences that make them thoughtful, approachable, and highly supportive resources for our campus community!
The Multilingual Learning Office (MLO) is a space dedicated to supporting students who are developing their academic English skills.
For Haimanot Assefa ‘26, studying abroad in Kenya during her junior year at Denison became an opportunity to connect her academic interests with meaningful action.
A Global Health major from Sioux Falls, South Dakota, Haimanot knew she wanted to study abroad in East Africa due to her Ethiopian background.
For Denison University alumna Katherine (Kat) Palms’14, a 10-day experience in India during her senior year became much more than an opportunity to travel and study abroad. It introduced her to new perspectives on health and well-being, deepened her appreciation for community and culture, while ultimately planting seeds that continue to influence her personal and professional life today.
Written by Mia Miller – Center for Global Programs Off-Campus Study, Assistant Director
Known as the “Green Heart of Italy,” Umbria is the region where Ana Gerhardt dove into food and sustainability studies in the Spring of 2025. Read along to learn more about Ana’s Semester in Perugia.
On the upper-left corner of the pale yellow wall in room 422 of Burton D. Morgan Center, tiny colorful dots scatter across the surface: light blue, deep red, burnt orange, and more. Looking closer, those dots together form the shape of a world map.
“So that every time I look up, I remember what I’m doing this for,” Apricity said.
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