Drs. Kevin Fridy (Political Science) and Mason Meers (Biology) took a group of students to Costa Rica at the beginning of August for a two-week interdisciplinary Honors course studying the politics of conservation. As part of the course, the students went ziplining.
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Gavin Genter – Chiang Mai, Thailand
UT Honors student Gavin Genter traveled to Chiang Mai, Thailand as part of the practicum portion of UT’s HSC 401: Interprofessional Global Health and Service travel course. The course explored the topics of traditional Thai medicine, traditional Chinese medicine, and various public health initiatives, while also experiencing the rich Thai culture and tradition.
SRHC – Kelsey Little presentation
UT Honors student Kelsey Little traveled to Charlotte, NC to present her research titled, “Do you hear the students sing?: The Impacts and Influences of Collegiate Activists in the Women’s Rights Movement of the 1960s and 70s America.” We spent three days at the conference, attending sessions, exploring the city, and exploring new ways toContinue reading “SRHC – Kelsey Little presentation”