The Global Faces Of Tabor College

A small insight into the minds of foreigners who find themselves in the middle-of-nowhere Kansas.

Ricardo Golding: Venezuela

Ricardo comes to America in the midst of a humanitarian crisis occurring in his home country Venezuela. He hopes for the best and always has a smile on his face.

Lewis Furmenger: New Zealand

Lewis came to America unsure of how he would fit in. He couldn’t have felt more at home, drawing many similarities between New Zealand and the U.S., along with an appetite for notorious American fast food.

Thomas Gaskell: United Kingdom

Thomas comes to the U.S. from England, which is in the United Kingdom. He loves to drink tea, especially Earl’s Grey or Lady Grey.

Oscar Moyano: Colombia

Oscar hails from the notorious country of Colombia. He loves to dance salsa and mambo, but is slowly learning how to do the whip and nae nae.

Angel Otondo: Spain

Angel travels to the U.S. in order to improve his tennis game, hoping to someday go pro back in Spain. His Castilian accent causes him to pronounce the soft “c” sound with a lisp, pronouncing “th” instead.