By: Adrian Ke, CAS ’23 Adrian working on the Manna Project’s Instagram account. Manna Project International – Quito, Ecuador I have been working for Manna for the past two weeks and have had such an enjoyable time. I signed up to be the social media intern because it’s a growing and exciting field which has…
By: Meghan Wenzinger, Nursing ’22 Meghan in her workspace (Microsoft Teams). World Medical Association – Ferney-Voltaire, France Despite knowing that this internship would take place remotely, I decided to move forward with this GRIP program with the World Medical Association (WMA) as it would give me a unique opportunity to learn about global health. This…
By: Wendy Lliguichuzhca, CAS ’22 Chicken, beef, and corn-filled Argentine empanadas and alfajores from Jezabel’s Cafe. SAHDES – Buenos Aires, Argentina Over this past week of interning virtually in Buenos Aires, I’ve tried to find different ways to further connect and explore Argentina. Through a virtual tour organized by the Puentes team, my internship cohort…
By: Erin Feeney, Penn Abroad Graduate Assistant Mercedes Chavez (center) in Sydney, Australia Global experiences in the fields of humanities and social sciences can provide key opportunities for students to gain hands-on experience and apply their knowledge and skills in a new context. Through the Global Research & Internship Program (GRIP), Penn students from across…
By: Erin Feeney, Penn Abroad Graduate Assistant Photo taken by Kevin Yang (CAS ’20) Global experiences in the fields of education and community development can provide key opportunities for students to gain hands-on experience and apply their knowledge and skills in a new context. Through the Global Research & Internship Program (GRIP), Penn students from across…
By: Erin Feeney, Penn Abroad Graduate Assistant Sophie (left) at the Sydney Opera House with fellow GRIP Intern, Niva Patel Global experiences in business and communications can provide key opportunities for students to gain hands-on experience and apply their knowledge and skills in a new context. Through the Global Research & Internship Program (GRIP), Penn students…
By: Erin Feeney, Penn Abroad Graduate Assistant Ruth Lee (left) at the World Medical Association Our Global Research and Internship Program (GRIP) is accepting applications until January 7, 2021! Through GRIP, Penn students can apply to intern or conduct research with one of dozens of organizations based around the world in more than 20 countries.…
By: Needhi Mehta, CAS ’20 Needhi (third from left) and other GRIP interns taking a hike up Mount Batur in Bali, Indonesia Lien Centre for Social Innovation – Singapore “Jhavadho, je che eh che!”- “Let it go, it is what it is” I hear my aunt tell my mother when she reminisces for a second on…
By: Sophie Thorel, Wharton ’21 Drishti Works – Mumbai, India Come 1:30 pm, I’m seized with the classic excitement derived from both stomach and mind: where to for lunch today? Every day my lunch break brings new flavors and textures: from dosas with coconut chutney, to thepla and moong and chaat and idli and dozens…
By: Alana Adams, CAS ’20 Alana Adams (back row, third from left) and other GRIP interns and Ashoka co-workers Ashoka – Mexico City, Mexico This summer, I had the privilege of working for Ashoka at the Impact Hub in Mexico City. What struck me, not only about the Ashoka, but the Impact Hub itself, was…