Food for Thought
Kelsey and Caitlyn talk about the many different types of food they've eaten on the trip.
At Luther, we have a great global story to tell. This blog, in part, gives it voice!
In October 2019, the Institute of International Education released its annual Open Doors Report. Luther was ranked #9 of all baccalaureate institutions in the country for the number of students studying abroad on short-term duration programs.
During J-Term 2020, 243 students and 26 program leaders will participate in one of Luther's 14 courses around the globe. This blog is about more than numbers, though. Its purpose is to provide glimpses into our students’ experiences as they live out an important component of the college’s mission—to move us into a larger world.
So, take a look at the course descriptions, review the itineraries, and learn about our leaders. But most importantly, follow along as our J-Term students experience a much larger world.
Kelsey and Caitlyn talk about the many different types of food they've eaten on the trip.
Read about the cycle of preserving history in York through two very different media.
Hola a todos! My name is Meghan Rice, and I am currently a sophomore at Luther College working towards a double major in Chemistry and Math as well as a minor in Spanish!