Global Impact

First-place winner Tyler Sheehan '20, part of Lafayette Engineering in Madrid, captured this image while in Ireland.

Second-place winner Hayden Walker '20, part of Lafayette Engineering in Madrid, captured this image in Seville, Spain.

Third-place winner Evelyn Adams '19, part of the Sweet Briar College JYF program in Paris, captured this image of the sunset over the Sahara in Morocco.

Honorable-mention winner Isabella Veneziano '19, part of the Syracuse University in Madrid program, captured this image of natural hot springs in Saturnia, Italy.

Honorable-mention winner Lauren Mathisen '19, Part of Frontiers Abroad: New Zealand Earth Systems, hiked to the top of this peak to watch the sunrise and capture this image.

Rachna Kota '19, part of Lafayette in London at Goldsmiths, captured a sea of houses in Venice, Italy.

Victoria Hetherington '18, part of CIEE Arts and Sciences in Seoul, South Korea, captured the beautiful, traditional scene at Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul.

April Ruff '19, part of IES Abroad Vienna, captured the Prague skyline.

Jeremy Mintzer '20, part of Lafayette Engineering in Madrid, captured this image in Morocco.

Kristen Ingraham '19. part of Geology 180, captured this image of students hiking Eldfell, a volcanic cone in Iceland.

Mila Temnyalova '19, part of American University in DC, captured cherry blossoms in the nation's capital.

Hayden Walker '20, part of Lafayette Engineering in Madrid, captured Cordoban flowers in Cordoba, Spain.

Victoria Hetherington '18, part of CIEE Arts and Sciences in Seoul, South Korea, captured this scene while hiking in Busan, South Korea.

April Ruff '19, part of IES Abroad Vienna, captured skiing in the Alps.

Victoria Puglia '21, part of Global Senegal: Alternative Modernities, captured this image in St. Louis, Senegal.

Sarah Eddy '19, part of Frontiers Abroad: New Zealand Earth Systems, captured this image of students doing quadrant sampling on Kaikoura Penninsula.

Jeremy Mintzer '20, part of Lafayette Engineering in Madrid, captured this image in Madrid, Spain.

Kira Botelho '20 of Iceland: Geology & Natural History of a Young Island captured this image of a river in Iceland.

Teaching English in Columbia

Fulbright Takes Alex Barton ’18 to Colombia

Thanks to a Fulbright student grant, her classroom journey continues 2,500 miles from campus in Colombia, where in early August she started teaching beginner English at Universidad Nacional de Colombia in Bogotá.

Explore and teach with her

Walls Come Tumbling Down

Badlands National Park in South Dakota stretches across 244,000 acres of grassland and mountainous layers of sediment that dates back millions of years. Surrounding this park are thousands of miles of American Indian Reservations, sovereign nations where history also has layers.

Explore the Badlands

Simply Sustainable

Students travel to Cuba to document the changing landscape of architecture and study the attributes of traditional, rural housing.

Learn about Sustainability in Cuba

Epic Expedition

Students explored the western United States, where they rafted the Colorado River, examined 200-million-year-old dinosaur tracks, and climbed their way up through 1.5 billion years of Earth’s history in the Grand Canyon.

Explore the Grand Canyon