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A Summer Well Spent in the Emerald Isle by Marley Fish, Immunology & Infectious Disease major

The time I spent studying abroad in Ireland this summer is an experience that I will carry with me forever.

“A Hundred Thousand Welcomes” in Ireland by Abigail Lynch, Food Science major

This experience spending three and a half months in a new country was easily the most challenging thing I’ve ever done, but I would do it again in a heartbeat.

HORT 499H: Walking in the Footsteps of the Irish During the Irish Potato Famine by Jesse Valone, Plant Science major

This was one of the best experiences of my life.

Ireland Travelogue by Amanda Grube, Plant Sciences major
May the Road Rise up to Meet You in Ireland! by Kylie Hint, Environmental Resource Management Major

"I not only learned about the Irish culture but why and how people use the land. The journey helped me realize more about my own personal beliefs and values and the need to ask more questions about why we do what we do."

A Summer in Ireland: Rehabilitating Seals by Kianna Anderson, Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences Major, Microbiology Minor

“If life presents an amazing, unique opportunity to you, do it without fear.”

Ireland – Truly Greener Pastures by Cullen Dixon, Plant Sciences Major, Plant Pathology Minor

“What made this trip so perfect for myself was the fact that, as a new world traveler, taking a trip to a land which shares such a great deal of similarities with our own, made the transition far easier.”

Ireland is an oasis on earth, by Isabella Tafa, Landscape Contracting major, Horticulture minor

No matter where you go people are very similar, they all enjoy food, music and good company...

Ireland: Thanks A Million Ireland! An Unforgettable Journey to the Emerald Isle, by Kerry Smith, Food Science major, International Agriculture minor

Overseas travel was a daunting process for an inexperienced traveler like me, but as part of the HORT 499H class, the journey was one of the most enjoyable experiences of my life!

Ireland: The Emerald Isle, by Mary Lemmon, Plant Sciences major

This experience was the perfect combination of challenge and fun and I would recommend it to anyone who is looking for a study abroad experience.

Ireland and Scotland: A Journey, by Nick Keeley, Turfgrass Science major

There are no words to describe what I gained in my trip to Ireland and Scotland that I will carry with me for the rest of my career.

Ireland: Cheers to a Wonderful Journey Across the Atlantic by Casey Branstetter, Agribusiness Management major

Ireland felt like such a magical place, yet when I looked around I felt right at home as if in Pennsylvania. If ever you have the chance to travel abroad, do it. As a student, you will grow exponentially on an adventure like this. Networking around the world and getting to know your Penn State faculty leaders outside of the classroom is a wonderful opportunity that not everyone gets.

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