By Caton Langston of the University of Montana The great trek to the Darhad valley for me began in Boise, Idaho. After a quick flight to San Francisco, I was soon aboard a 12-hour flight to Seoul, South Korea. After…
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By Caton Langston of the University of Montana The great trek to the Darhad valley for me began in Boise, Idaho. After a quick flight to San Francisco, I was soon aboard a 12-hour flight to Seoul, South Korea. After…
by Joscie Norris, of University of Vermont In a last minute decision in 2018, I realized I was going to leave the continent for the first time and study in Mongolia. A place so distant and off of my radar…
by Isaac Schumann, of Reed College, Fall 2019 Mongolia study abroad I’m writing this blog on the darkened plane from Seoul to Seattle, though I’ve been thinking about how to write it for the entire trip. From the beginning, I…
by Lonnie Briggs, University of Vermont (written depicting the events from 10/17/19 – 10/23/19) The end is near, and denial is in full effect. On our group calendar of events coming up, “not” is written directly above “Leaving.” The 16th was the…
by Sophie Heny, of University of Vermont Round River Mongolia study abroad program – Fall 2019 “I am not atrocious. I am well above atrocity. There is no group I’d rather be beaten up by. Bob’s puns are funny. I can pish a tit!…