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Elizabeth Seaman student of Georgetown College

Posted by Unknown Sabtu, 24 Juli 2010 0 komentar

NAME: Elizabeth Seaman

SCHOOL: Georgetown College

YEAR: 2012

MAJOR: Philosophy

HOMETOWN: Millersville, MD

HIGH SCHOOL: St. Mary’s High School, Annapolis MD

ACTIVITIES: Premed Society, Players Children’s Theatre, GAAP, Undergraduate Research Conference, Math and Science Hands-On Enrichment (GUMSHOE), Hospital Emergency Room Volunteer, Students Stopping the Trafficking of People (SSTOP), The Pulse Pre Med Society Journal Writer, NSO Orientation Advisor, Nomadic Theatre, Fashion for Education, Astronomy Society, Intramural Soccer, Art Aficionados

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Hello Future Maryland Hoyas! My name is Elizabeth, I am a Sophomore in the College, and I absolutely love Georgetown and I cannot believe how quickly my freshman year went by! I am originally from Millersville, Maryland (half way between Annapolis and Baltimore). Georgetown is the perfect distance away - close enough to go home easily when I want to, but far enough away to really grow up. I went to a very small high school, and I was a little worried about making the transition to college, but I am having a great time here, and adjusting quite well. I love being in DC, the nation’s capital and a very exciting city, but still having the feel of a close community. The decision to come to Georgetown was pretty easy for me, I had loved Georgetown since my childhood and I was thrilled to gain acceptance. So far, Georgetown has been everything I expected it to be and more. My freshman year I was able to attend conferences and rallies, hear President Obama speak at Georgetown, present my independent research and be active in various theatrical endeavors. I love having a small enough school that it is easy to be actively involved on campus, and I have already enjoyed working with many different clubs and theatrical endeavors. I am a Pre-Med Student interested in neurology, and I know I eventually want to go into Cognitive and Behavioral Science, but I also recently developed an interest in Bioethics, which is why I am pursuing a philosophy major. Every day when I walk across campus, I fall more in love with Georgetown, I can’t imagine being anywhere else. I love being able to walk across campus and actually greet people on my way to class, I love the school spirit here, and of course watching Georgetown Basketball games. There are so many great, unique opportunities here, and I would love to talk to you and answer any questions you have or just to chat, hope to see you on the Hilltop!

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Switzerland's Student of Tania

Posted by Unknown Jumat, 23 Juli 2010 0 komentar

Tania Student From Switzerland

Zurich-Student

Tania has sent this photo from Zurich. Tania is a student of technology degree. Living in outskirts of Zurich, largest city in Switzerland. and the capital of the canton of Zürich. The city is Switzerland’s main commercial and cultural centre and sometimes called the Cultural Capital of Switzerland, the political capital of Switzerland being Berne.

Tania is very happy with quality of life Zurich offers. Zürich can be counted as one of the world’s pre-eminent global cities. According to several surveys from 2006 to 2008, Zürich was named the city with the best quality of life in the world as well as the wealthiest city in Europe.

Tania takes tram everyday to her university and it takes about 20 minutes to get the university. Within Zürich and throughout the canton of Zürich, the ZVV network of public transport has traffic density ratings among the highest worldwide. If you add frequency, which in Zürich can be as often as 7 minutes, it does become the densest across all dimensions. Three means of mass-transit exist: the S-Bahn (local trains), trams, and buses (both diesel and electric, also called trolley buses).

Tania is studying in The Swiss Federal Institute of Technology ETH Zürich. Zürich is home to two universities and many colleges (called gymnasiums). Two of Switzerland’s most distinguished universities are located in the city. The Swiss Federal Institute of Technology ETH Zürich which is controlled by the (federal) state and the University of Zürich that is under direction of the canton of Zürich. Both universities are well-known and have an international reputation. They were listed in the top 50 world universities rated in 2007.

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Georgetown University girls and boys student

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NAME: Laura Brace

SCHOOL: Georgetown College (COL)

YEAR: 2011

MAJOR: Anthropology, minor - Spanish

HOMETOWN: Egham, Surrey, England

HIGH SCHOOL: ACS Egham International School

ACTIVITIES: Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity, AGAPE Retreat Program, Salt and Light Catholic Pre-Orientation Leader, GAAP

Hi everyone! My name is Laura Brace and I’m a junior in the College majoring in Anthropology with a Spanish minor. I’m a dual US/UK citizen and I have spent most of my life living near London, where I attended an international school. I remember being worried about feeling out of place at a US university but it’s easy to feel at home here. There are a lot of international students here, and many people have lived abroad or speak other languages. You will find that American students are extremely welcoming and are very interested in other cultures. There are also a lot students from the UK here! So, if you ever do feel a bit homesick, there will always be someone with a stash of Cadbury’s or who knows the results of the latest Premiership clash. Having Washington D.C. on your doorstep is another great advantage. It’s a very international city—the seat of international organizations, and home to diplomats from around the world. The city is an incredible resource for Georgetown students. During my first semester here I was able to participate in an International Development Dinner on campus that boasted leaders at the forefront of international policy. There were guests from organizations like the US State Department and the World Bank. At Halloween (which is huge here in the States!), it is a Georgetown tradition to go trick-or-treating along Embassy Row, stopping to get sweets from international diplomats! Georgetown students get the best of both worlds—the strong community of a campus university, with all that a big city has to offer right on our doorstep. Although a move across the Atlantic can be intimidating, I know that you will fall in love with Georgetown.

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