Audio Slideshow: Into Africa
By Amanda Waite Article published December 10, 2008
UVM student Julie Meurice saw this open door as a symbol for Senegalese generosity and hospitality, or teranga, a value Meurice hopes to hold on to in her life back home. (Photo: Julia Meurice)
In January of 2008, then-sophomore Julia Meurice spent winter break in Senegal as part of the Living Routes program, "Sustainable Development in Ecovillages." The experience, she said, was life changing. Back at UVM, she's designing her own major around issues of ecology, resource management, and intercultural communication and has hopes to pursue a career working with people ? instead of in a lab.
See photos from her trip, and listen to her talk about putting sustainability into practice through micro-lending.
See the photography of fellow Rubenstein School student Forest Donaj-Keys from his agricultural journey to Haiti and the Dominican Republic on Thursday, Dec. 11 at 7 p.m. in Allen House's Multicultural Art Gallery.
Source: http://www.uvm.edu/theview/article.php?id=2865
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