Discovering My New Identity
Taking the first step is something that I had to do to get out of my comfort zone and move past my old identity. That was one of the reasons why I participated in the Global Internship program for Hong Kong.
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Back to the States
by Julia Whatley | Emory Art History Program, Summer 2016 Originally written on August 5, 2016 When I returned to the US, I was truly surprised by how my lifestyle had changed in a mere three weeks. Before I started my expedition in Rome, I thought I was accustomed to walking long distances. This concept…
First Impressions
by Julia Whatley | Emory Art History Program, Summer 2016 Originally written on June 17, 2016 Lemons, Lemons, and More Lemons The Amalfi has been categorized as the land of lemons. Everywhere you go you see lemon trees and as a result, you will find everything from lemon cake to lemon salad to lemon gelato…
Sketching Ancient Art in Rome
by Julia Whatley | Emory Art History Program, Summer 2016 Originally written on June 30, 2016 After participating in the Emory Art History Program, I only have positive things to say because it was an outstanding experience! The course takes students on an exciting and engaging adventure throughout Rome for three weeks. Professor Varner began…
Learning from the Unexpected
by Veronica Chua | Emory Chinese Studies Program, Summer 2015 Originally written on February 18, 2016 Studying abroad in China has not only enriched my undergraduate experience but also provided me with a lifetime of benefits. As a naturally adventurous individual, I possess a keen desire to travel, explore, and discover what the world has…