I want to continue to challenging myself

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While its the instant gratification work that feels the best (like pulling weeds), I learned that the tedious stuff, the work that feels futile and unnecessary, is actually the work with the most payoff. Seeing those overgrown trails at the beginning of the internship compared to how they are now is honestly so fulfilling. I also saw that even though I didn’t want to work in the parking lot gardens, it was the work I was most satisfied with. I know from this semester’s experience that I need to put aside what I think I want to do and try doing what I don’t like.

https://miamiinmiami.com/2020/12/13/art-service-project-fall-2020-jen

Since you’re here … we have a small favor to ask

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https://simplifaster.com/articles/strength-coach-internship-roundtable

I have realized an internship in Amsterdam and studied eight months in Canada

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This opportunity in addition to allowing us to travel and discover new countries and new cultures is also really rewarding personally and professionally and I discovered a lot about myself abroad and will always remember these experiences.

https://erinechapelle.wordpress.com/2020/04/20/working-and-studying-abroad-a-really-rewarding-experience

Standing Out Among the Sea of Strangers

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Halfway through spring semester, I knew for sure that I wanted to go abroad. Even though I knew that religion was an important part of my final decision, I didn’t realize how big of a role it would actually play in my entire MISTI experience. For a little bit of context, I am currently in Italy completing research on various archaeological materials such as Roman concrete and Egyptian pigments. For the first three weeks of my stay, I have been participating in the ONE-MA^3 program (Materials in Art, Architecture, and Archeology) through Course 1. For the next month, I will be staying here in Italy working with the University of Turin to complete research on Egyptian blue and faience, both of which were used as synthetic pigments on ancient artifacts thousands of years ago.

For some background about myself, I was raised Roman Catholic in Southern California. For most of…

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