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A powerful blog post from Kacie, an alumna of our Latin America Gap Fall Semester 2018. Follow her blog at http://herbeyondborders.blogspot.com/ Making tortillas is not going to the store, buying a plastic wrapped pack, and warming them up on the stove. Making tortillas is hundreds of years of history and culture. It is the crop
The Thinking Beyond Borders curriculum is part academic and part self-exploratory. One of the main themes of our ‘Who Am I’ seminar series is vulnerability. Why is vulnerability so hard to practice at times? What are the benefits of expressing vulnerability? How can you work to be more vulnerable with those you trust? This blog
At Thinking Beyond Borders, we recognize the value of diversity on our gap year programs, in student backgrounds, perspectives, socio-economic status, race, and sexual orientation, among others. We strive, through our student recruitment, marketing efforts, and partnerships to foster and facilitate this important diversity across programs, and invite our community to join us in understanding
