I can see myself taking unique, thought-provoking courses like “Anthropology of Money” or “Multicultural Issues in Education”, exploring the ways culture and society play a role in our everyday lives. However, taking classes isn’t enough; I want to have a firsthand look at the workings of anthropology across borders through Cornell’s study abroad program. I am enthralled by the idea of immersing myself in new cultures, and intently curious about the numerous things I will learn along the way. At a school that encourages dialogue and open-mindedness with collaborations like Freedom Interrupted, I know that Cornell will provide me with many eye-opening experiences, regardless of whether I am on campus or oceans
I can see myself taking unique, thought-provoking courses like “Anthropology of Money” or “Multicultural Issues in Education”, exploring the ways culture and society play a role in our everyday lives. However, taking classes isn’t enough; I want to have a firsthand look at the workings of anthropology across borders through Cornell’s study abroad program. I am enthralled by the idea of immersing myself in new cultures, and intently curious about the numerous things I will learn along the way. At a school that encourages dialogue and open-mindedness with collaborations like Freedom Interrupted, I know that Cornell will provide me with many eye-opening experiences, regardless of whether I am on campus or oceans