Stefan Djordjevic and Marco Jaimes wrote about the first year of our study abroad program HIST 354: 20th Century Europe in Prague.
Johnna's internship solidified her desire to pursue a career in law and one day become a judge.
I felt that because of the demographic composition of my classes I was able to get a better world view on diplomatic and political relations due to our interconnected past.
I learned to move through life slowly: when I walk to the train in the morning, instead of rushing, I slowed down, smelled the spring air, and made sure to look around at the shops, trees, and hills all around me.
The architecture and culture of York helped me as a historian, because immense spans of time in English history are evident in the way the city is built.
Sarah processed raw archival material on topics ranging from censorship in the '60s, to the history of music in New York City, to the beginning of vegetarian cooking in America.
Giana led tours of historic buildings and taught visitors all about 19th century newspaper production.
Rocky interned at Brewer, Attorneys & Counselors, a law firm dealing primarily in corporate litigation.
Austin worked to digitize, process, rehouse and make accessible materials and images documenting the history of Central Appalachia.
Jensen Rehn helped prepare "In this Great Struggle," an exhibit about World War II which opened on the 75th anniversary of the D-Day Invasion (June 6) at the Lincoln Presidential Library.