Dr. Kofi Saah, University of Ghana
Dr. Kofi Saah, Academic coordinator of Duke in Ghana...
Credit: Paul Paparella
Postcard from Abroad
Dear Global Education Office:
My heart still longs for Ghana.
This summer, I had the opportunity to spent six of the most challenging, rewarding, and fun weeks of my life in Ghana. I was immersed into a unique culture, tasted the best pineapples in the world, and spent my time...
Credit: Laura Okolie
Major: International Comparative Studies
Children in refugee camp in Ghana
children taking shelter from the rain with student in Buduburam refugee camp in Ghana...
Credit: Paul Paparella
Clara Nsiah, Duke in Ghana program coordinator in Medina market
outdoor market outside of Accra...
Credit: Paul Paparella
Medina Market in Ghana
marketplace outside of Accra Ghana...
Credit: Paul Paparella
Postcard from Abroad
Dear Global Education Office:
I have grown a lot in the past month and a half. I can honestly say that I pushed myself very far out of my comfort zone and was surprised to find that I was not only perfectly okay, but glad to be outside of it....
Credit: Ashley Tsai
Major: Cultural Anthropology and Women's Studies
Postcard from Abroad
Dear Office of Study Abroad:
Ghana was amazing. It is also a good thing to see how people outside of the United States live and view world events. I thoroughly enjoyed all of my Ghanaian profesors and I learned so much about Ghana as well as myself through our lectures...
Credit: Shari Baker
Postcard from Abroad
Dear Office of Study Abroad:
Duke in Ghana was an amazing, intellectually enlightening, physically challenging, and horizon broadening experience. My prejudicial biases and limited thinking were washed away by the kindness of the Ghanaian people, the beautiful music, and the gorgeous countryside. Anyone who refuses to remain ignorant and dares...
Credit: Cyndie Seraphin
Duke in Ghana - Summer 2008
Professor Lee Baker led the 2008 summer program Duke in Ghana, which features a six-week stay in Accra and studies on the University of Ghana campus. Students experience homestays, conduct research, and numerous academic and cultural visits throughout Ghana. ...
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