I have had the exceptional opportunity of visiting 15 countries over the past four months, and I have become infinitely more comfortable exploring foreign cultures, practicing nonverbal communication, and constantly converting currencies in my head. As I reflect on what I've gained from this semester, I have realized that the most important lessons I have learned have come [...]
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Kronor, Kune, and Dirhams: Lessons from a semester of travel
Posted by Michael Morrison on April 29, 2012
http://michaelmmorrison.com/lessons-learned/
Photo Journal: Second day in Morocco
I was barely able to sum up my first day in Morocco in just 14 pictures in my last post, so I decided to show a bit more in this one.
Posted by Michael Morrison on April 25, 2012
http://michaelmmorrison.com/morocco-day-two/
Photo Journal: First day in Morocco
I was browsing through the list of PGS student blogs, and I across Tyler's recent post that depicts Riva San Vitale and the surrounding area through photos. I realized that I have barely posted any pictures to my blog, which is a complete injustice to any readers considering the amount of places I've visited. I've [...]
Posted by Michael Morrison on April 22, 2012
http://michaelmmorrison.com/morocco-day-one/
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Michael is an engineering student at Virginia Tech. See "About Me" for more information.