I graduated from William & Mary in December of 2009, and was far from ready for the stereotypical, dreaded office job that characterizes post-graduation. A fellow student had told me about Nuestros Pequenos Hermanos, an international nonprofit that provides food, housing, and an education to over 3300 abandoned or children in nine homes throughout Central, South America, and the Caribbean. I was accepted into the Guatemala home and arrived in January 2010 to begin immediate work as an English teacher for 5 classes – ranging in age and level from preschool to 8th grade.
I spent the following 13 months at NPH: a transformational experience both professionally and personally and fell in love with the home and Guatemala. After completing my 13 months at NPH, I decided to embark on a new journey with fellow alumni, Jed Talvacchia (WM ’08) before returning to the States.
When I picture the typical college spring break, I imagine a tropical locale such as Miami or Cancun. I envision shirtless men with steroid-like
A group of friends and I went to the Outerbanks on Friday
just for the night. That’s one of the many beautiful things about college…
Less than a week ago I was in
Paradise. Literally. It was the scene that covers the walls of college dorm rooms all over
the country….
After three hours of driving and jamming out to embarrassingly awful songs alone in my reliable Saturn, I finally made it home to DC.
We've finally done it. After countless strings of e-mails and "I think I might have too much work" freak-outs, four friends and I packed the car
I always loved photographs: the ability of a photo to express or convey that which my words could not. This past weekend was absolutely
A first lady once said, "I have been very happy with my homes, but homes really are no more than the people who live
Fall break is supposed to be four days. A traditional weekend plus an added Monday and Tuesday of no classes. This four day weekend typically consists