These Are a Few of My Favorite Things…
Photos by Emily Griffith, (University of Missouri), Student Correspondent for CET Jordan, Fall 2022. These girls are truly what has gotten me through this semester.
CET Jordan Undergoes Comprehensive Program Review
Last month, CET Jordan hosted the inaugural School of Record Assessment Visit as part of our partnership with the University of Minnesota. As School of
A Letter to a Future CET Florence Student
Written by Isabella Verga, (George Washington University), Student Correspondent for CET Florence, Fall 2022. Dear future CET Florence student, I am writing this to you about two weeks before I leave my life in Florence behind.
5 Things I Am Taking With Me From Jordan
Written by Rojina Timsina, (Kalamazoo College), Student Correspondent for CET Jordan, Fall 2022. As I am writing this, we are officially left with two weeks in Jordan.
Vanessa Sterling Joins Pulse International Board
Vanessa Sterling, Director of Health and Safety at CET, has been elected to the Board of Directors of Pulse International. Pulse is made up of
Photo Essay: CET Florence
Photos by Sydny Welcher, (George Washington University), Student Correspondent for CET Florence, Fall 2022. One of the best things about coming to Italy in the winter is the Christmas markets!
Photo Essay: CET Jordan
Photos by Andreas Fathalla, (Kalamazoo College), Student Correspondent for CET Jordan, Fall 2022. Visiting Wadi Rum (وادي رم) on a two-day trip with CET.
Identity in Colombia: Internal vs. External
Written By Amara Payne (The George Washington University), Student Correspondent for CET Colombia, Spring 2022 As my time in Cali came to an end I found
Photo Essay: CET Florence
Photos by Sydny Welcher, (George Washington University), Student Correspondent for CET Florence, Fall 2022. I thought I would grow tired of only eating Italian food, but delicious food never gets old.
Photo Essay: CET Jordan
Photos by Andreas Fathalla, (Kalamazoo College), Student Correspondent for CET Jordan, Fall 2022. An arrangement of fresh pomegranates and corn, which I assume are locally farmed, being sold out of the back of a truck in the Al-Swaifiyeh area.