Electrical Engineering
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Read more: The Final Pitch: Behind the ScenesLeading up to our final pitch before the judges, my group became very focused. Narrowing down our ideas was one of the most challenging parts…
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Read more: A Day in the Life: SantiagoOn our final day, it was time to present our pitch before the judges. I woke up in the hotel room, looked out over the…
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Read more: First Impressions vs. ExpectationsWhen I first arrived in Chile, I was excited to learn all about the culture: what music people listened to, the food they ate, and…
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Read more: Icelandic CuisineMost of the time, I subsisted off hotel breakfasts and hotdogs. The breakfasts were a mixture of traditional Icelandic items and what you would find…
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Read more: Make your own memoriesAlyson Ferrari – Chemical Engineering Everyone has their own reason for choosing to study abroad. My reason was to beimmersed in the culture, which meant…
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Read more: A little bit goes a long wayAlyson Ferrari – Electrical Engineering As an engineering student who is pursuing an Italian minor, my motivation for this tripspanned beyond simply visiting Italy. I…
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Read more: A New Meaning to Experiential LearningAlyson Ferrari – Electrical Engineering Ever since coming to Pitt, I have found that my favorite educational and professionalexperiences have been paired with tangible, hands-on…
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Read more: The journey continues…This morning (Sunday, May 18th), Alex and I ate breakfast, took one last stroll through the streets of Prague, and caught our train down to…
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Read more: Na Shledanou, Česká RepublikaOur time in Prague and the Czech Republic has come to an end. I write this as my Lufthansa flight taxis across the runway at…
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Read more: Castle on the HillWe spent our last full day in the Czech Republic with a visit to Český Krumlov, a historic town up the Vltava near the border…