In a series of Q&As, ASU graduates and faculty who are currently studying abroad on Fulbright scholarships talked to ASU News about the highs and lows of living and working in a foreign country.
Read on to learn more about their experiences.
Graduates
Opening her mind and her heart: Claire Cambron, South Korea
A Fulbright family legacy: Chase Fitzgerald, South Korea
Bringing relief to Nepal: Ashley Hagaman, Nepal
Finding inspiration: Allegra Hyde, Bulgaria
Gaining a new respect for teachers: Eva Jeffers, India
Always have a backup plan: Michelle Kunkel, Senegal
Getting used to spicy food: Cameron Tattle, Sri Lanka
Seeing the world from a new perspective: Derek Townsend, Armenia
Sharing American culture abroad: Amalie Sielaff, Germany
Learning to laugh instead of cry: Jenna Smith, South Korea
Finding kindness amid the challenges: Lin Wang, Taiwan
Finding tea and hospitality: Allison Weidemann, Turkey
Meeting the masters in Spain: Jaxon Williams, Spain
Becoming immersed in lab research: Matt Ykema, Amsterdam
Faculty
Uncovering historic works of fiber art: Maureen Goggin, Czech Republic
Studying the 'global race for talent': Wei Li, India
Forging bonds: Andrew Ross, Germany
Studying technology in a developing country: Patience Akpan-Obong, Nigeria
Top photo courtesy of Rich Goatly, freeimages.com
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