Top stories published by FSU Gap Year Fellows in September of 2018

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Alejandra Maradiaga in FSU Gap Year Fellows

Sep 15, 2018

Blog 4 — The Emotional Challenges of Volunteering

My knowledge about starvation was limited and stereotypical before I began volunteering abroad. I, as well as many Americans, have seen the doleful charitable videos on televisions of starving children, asking for 99 cents a day to feed a child…

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Alejandra Maradiaga in FSU Gap Year Fellows

Sep 1, 2018

Blog 3 — Mi vida

On Sunday August 13th, my flight left at six in the afternoon and my life hasn’t been the same since. Although the flight was only two hours, I arrived at six time in Honduras due to the time change and so began my volunteer work 12 hours later. I volunteer at Escuela Internacional La Lima, from…

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Ishan Sood in FSU Gap Year Fellows

Sep 7, 2018

Blog #3 — Life in Ghana

As I have resided in South Florida throughout all of the eighteen years of my life, I have undoubtedly become accustomed to a comfortable day-to-day lifestyle. While each day varies and there may be numerous discrepancies in what I do or who I interact with, I generally would start off…

Katie Cappellino in FSU Gap Year Fellows

Sep 1, 2018

Blog #3- A Day in the Life

Throughout my gap year, I am working with a non-profit organization called Porch de Salomon, based here in Panajachel, Guatemala. They provide humanitarian relief in many forms, with their primary method being employing local workers to build and construct homes for families in…

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