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The Student Lifespan – ITPIR Research
On October 24, 2016
This month, I wanted to share an experience from Catie Crowley, a student who currently works with AidData and other projects at ITPIR. Her
Debunking a Transfer Myth: Transfers Don’t Have Time to Study Abroad
On March 31, 2016
One of the biggest misconceptions that I heard before I transferred was that it was impossible to study abroad – there were too many
“Not All Who Wander Are Lost”
On July 23, 2015
This summer I got to check off something off my bucket list, and get class credit. For five weeks I studied abroad in India.
Wadi Bani Ghafir at Sidaq Gorge – Water versus Rock in Oman
On November 18, 2014
In January I had the good fortune of visiting Oman to explore the country’s magnificent geology. November 18th is Oman’s National Day and in this
Embarking on a Terrifying Journey
On June 3, 2014
Making plans for the summer seems to be one of the toughest parts of college. With pressure from your parents to get a job,
Dispatches from Oman: Ophiolite to Aflaj
On January 2, 2014
The New Year finds me half-a-world away from William & Mary on a research trip to Oman. I am here starting a project focused
The Long Awaited Voyage
On September 10, 2012
As I patiently wait in the terminal at Dulles International Airport for my flight to Tokyo, I found myself pondering the events of the
There Are No Mistakes
On July 15, 2011
It’s hard to believe I’ve been in Italy for four weeks now, and have been to eight different towns/cities already and have more to
The Weekender
On January 10, 2011
Exeter is probably one of the most beautiful parts of England with weather much nicer than London’s. The Quay, which is the river that