So far, today has been my favorite day of the trip. Maybe it is because it was the most education-based day we have had so far, or maybe because we were able to experience so much of the culture here in England. Either way, today was both meaningful and memorable, and it gave me an…
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Day 3: Empathy, Equity, and Everything In Between
Today was an extremely information-packed day. From our first lecture to our last, and everything in between, we discussed so many important topics that connected not only to healthcare, but also to education and everyday life. The three ideas that stood out to me the most throughout the day were empathy, advocacy, and equity. Even…
Burns & Birmingham: Day Two
Today we visited Birmingham City University, which created a very welcoming and warm environment from the moment we arrived. The buildings were overwhelmed with natural light and beautiful colors, making the space feel modern, inviting, and far from dreary. Unlike some campuses that can feel cold or intimidating, BCU immediately felt student-centered and comfortable. Walking…
Birmingham, England through American Eyes
My first day in Birmingham was an interesting experience, honestly. Everything felt so familiar, but different at the same time. Walking around the streets, it felt just like home in some ways with places like Five Guys, Burger King, and Subway, but in between there were unique restaurants, statues, museums, and so much more. It…
Passport to Me
Hello! My name is Regan Gindlesperger, and I am a junior at the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown, majoring in early childhood education. I will graduate in May 2027. I am 21 years old and have explored several career paths. After graduating high school in 2023, I was initially accepted to Juniata College to study…