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The Key to Relations; a Study Abroad Experience in Guanajuato Mexico, By Sean Freidhof, Forest Ecosystems Management major, GIS minor

"Through this experience, I have learned communication, professionalism, and versatility within relations that I would not have learned in a regular classroom."
Once in a Lifetime

By Hannah Imgrund (Animal Science - Business Option major, Agriculture Business Management and Agronomy minor) “Make each day… a story worth telling.”
Guanajuato: The Most Beautiful and Unique Town in Mexico

By Haley England (Agriculture Sciences major, Agriculture Business Management and Agriculture Communication minor) "Step outside of your comfort zone and experience the world!"
Mexico: An Amazing Experience in Guanajuato, Mexico, by Jeffrey Norris, Agricultural Engineering major

Quality, Quantity, and Timing; That’s what it’s all about
Mexico: Silence Becomes a Story, by Mackenzie Yorlets, Animal Science major

Traveling leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller.
Mexico: When Last Minute Decisions Become Lifelong Memories, by Victoria Herr, Agricultural and Extension Education major, INTAG minor

I have always been the kind of person to jump at an opportunity, no matter how last minute or random, but out of all of my spur of the moment decisions, I think that going on this trip was the best I have ever made.
A Once in a Lifetime Trip to Guanajuato, Mexico by Zane Itle, Animal Sciences Major

I have witnessed and faced many agricultural aspects of Mexico and have gained a greater appreciation for this country that is so important to our economy in the U.S.
Guanajuato, Mexico and Agriculture: Learn It, Live It, Love It by Casey Branstetter, Agribusiness Management Major

In just one week many closed-minded thoughts and misconceptions I had about Mexico were changed as I explored unfamiliar parts of the world and learn new lessons about the history, culture, and agriculture of Guanajuato, Mexico. I encourage all people to step out of their comfort zone and travel the world when given the opportunity to do so. It may be uncomfortable at times, but the sights and other first hand-experiences will leave a mark on your heart forever and fill your life with great stories to share.
Puebla, Mexico: Spanish Language, Art, and Mexican Culture by Taylor Adam, Community, Environment, & Development major, Watershed & Water Resources, and Environmental Resource Mangement minors

Through this trip I gained a new home and a new family.
My First International Experience: Taylor Maslanik, Agricultural Science

After this trip I realized that it is vital for me to continue my education and learn a second language.
Guanajuato, Mexico: Simon Itle, Food Science

Studying abroad has opened doors to the endless opportunities available worldwide along with the immense challenges facing individuals and entire communities.
An Agricultural Journey: Casey Shawver, Agricultural Sciences

Traveling to a country so economically and geographically close to the United States and learning so much about their agricultural makeup has helped me become a well-rounded student with a greater knowledge of global agriculture.
A Guanajuato, Mexico Adventure with the Honorary Sam Hayes: Kaytee Norris, Animal Science

TRAVEL: Explore, Embrace, Learn and Live

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