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This summer, travel to Peru and immerse yourself in a powerful learning and service experience. Work alongside nonprofits and local communities in Peru with other students. Join us, and broaden your…
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In this bonus content, first-generation college student Martin Vargas Alvines reflects on the study program that began in the United States and ended in his home country.
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Jose Luis Herrera shares how he's gained confidence and a sense of
freedom, while Hannah Looney has learned to feel more comfortable in her own
skin.
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Hannah, Jose Luis
and Alessandra Nicole marshal facts and figures to make their case. Will their
professors be pleased?
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Hannah Looney and
Jose Luis Herrera do some last-minute worrying as they and their colleague,
Alessandra Nicole Hidalgo, prepare to give a presentation on ways to encourage
trash removal. They…
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Tag along
with the students as they visit the site of floods, study a village kitchen and
discover a small town in the Andes. All the while they are learning what it's
like to be a…
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Virginia
Tech student Hannah Looney expresses anticipation and shares some of the
lessons learned during her 10-day trip to Peru.
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Professor Marcos Agurto, an
adjunct at Virginia Tech and a professor at the University of Piura, shows how
students can learn by being present with the people they are trying to serve.
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Students from Virginia Tech and the University of Piura embark on a novel new program to study development economics on the ground on the coast and in the highlands of Peru.
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Fourteen College of Agriculture and Life Sciences students traveled to Cusco, Peru, in May 2018 to experience the health care system, language, and culture of the developing country.
College
Agriculture & Life Sciences Department
HNFE
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