Study abroad photo contest

Study Abroad Photo Contest

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"Living abroad challenged me to reexamine how I express myself. What do I say? How and when? After overcoming the exhausting and disembodying effect of linguistic barriers, I eventually embraced the beauty of simplifying my speech. I found it to help me connect more genuinely with others and myself. Living abroad forced me out of my comfort zone to discover a new one." – Dana Duncombe '17

Each year more than 130 Haverford students take advantage of the opportunity to study abroad.

2016 Study Abroad photo contest 1st place winner Kathryn Sommer '17, "From Capri Sun to Positano Lemons", Places category.

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Beijing Opera performance
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East Asian Languages & Cultures

Haverford's East Asian Languages & Cultures program engages students in a broad and deep exploration of culture and society in East Asia, particularly China and Japan. Majors undertake rigorous language training and comprehensive study of the region’s culture and society. 

Performer and educator Hongyong Jia taught a workshop featuring detailed demonstrations of Beijing opera’s various roles and style and then gave performances of two pieces. Photo: Claire Chenyu Wang ’20

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