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.
Written by: Natalie Schenken – Public Relations Manager at Bond University Newsroom
Photo Credit: Cavan Flynn
Denison junior conducts hands-on marine research in Australia
While many Denison students were braving Ohio’s winter chill, junior Natalie Fieberg was knee-deep in seagrass on North Stradbroke Island, collecting ecological data and learning about the Indigenous culture of the region.
written by Nasra Farah
For Aida Yoder, studying abroad wasn’t just about traveling. It was about immersing herself in ecosystems, cultures, and conservation work across the globe. Majoring in Sustainability and Environmental Studies with a minor in Anthropology and a concentration in Conservation Science and Interpretation, she was able to study abroad during her junior year spring semester and summer.
Hi there! My name is Abzal Iskakov, and I’m a senior at Denison studying Economics and Global Commerce. Last semester I chose to study abroad in Shanghai, China, where I had one of the best experiences of my life. As someone who had never visited China before, studying abroad in Shanghai was full of fun and cultural immersion.
Written by Sofia Vuong
Kendrah is an International Studies and Global Health double major. Both of her majors work perfectly for the program that she was on. She mentioned the urge to immerse herself in different cultures and to find out about places that are different from her own, was a significant drive for the abroad journey.
