Haverford Blogs: 2008 Blogs

Ariel Herm '10 blogged for the Haverford College Field Hockey team during their trip to Argentina.

Chris Healy '09 was in Tibet teaching English to children and researching the effects of the language gap between Tibetan speakers and Chinese speakers.

Janice Harlow '09 worked at the Regional Hospital in Koforidua, Ghana, for six weeks.

LinKai Jiang '11 was in Bali, taking courses on human rights, social science research methodologies and ethics, while also doing field research.

Inez Steigerwald '09 and her mother were in El Salvador working with the Comité de Madres, a Salvadoran human rights organization founded in 1977.

Emily Higgs '08 was in Rwanda, working as an extended Peace Team service member for the African Great Lakes Initiative.

Five Haverford students traveled to the Middle East to work and study with Israeli and Palestinian peace activists. The trip was sponsored by the CPGC.

History/Political Science 233, co-taught by Anita Isaacs and Alex Kitroeff, visited Guatemala, where they spent eight days traveling and studying its history.

Greg Rosnick '09 blogged for the Haverford College Men's Basketball team during their trip to Ireland.

Maggie Bishop '10, Dina Rubey BMC '09, Cristina Morais '11, Laurel Pellegrino BMC '08, and Jane Seymour '10 blogged from Nicaragua.

Patrick Lozada '11 video blogged from Huangshi in China where he taught English at the Huangshi Institute of Technology.

Max Rosen-Long '09 was in Portland, Oregon working with a group of children in the field of Arts Based Community Development, focusing on painting murals.

Sarah Mills '09 was in Cape Town, South Africa helping Community Animal Welfare workers provide veterinary care for township animals.

Ben Pyenson '09 & Adam Subhas '09 were participating in separate Research Experience for Undergraduates programs at USC in L.A. for the summer.

Biology majors Andrew Rech '09, Theonie Anastassiadis '09 and Alexander Davies '09 blogged about their adventures while studying abroad for a semester at the University of Melbourne in Australia.