Sincerely, Samford Abroad: Top 5 Things to do in Sydney, Australia
My name is Sofi Johnson, and I am a junior studying business marketing and management at Samford. This past semester, I studied abroad through an affiliate program, CEA CAPA Education Abroad in Sydney, Australia. After living in Sydney for the last three months, I am excited to share my top 5 recommendations of things to do in Sydney, Australia
Sincerely, Samford Abroad: It’s Christmastime in the City
The streets are lit with the golden glow of lights hanging from above. Rows of doors are wreathed in evergreen, and large red ribbons tied on the side of buildings. Signs promise mulled wine and mince pies as street musicians perform classic Christmas carols. London waits in expectation of Christmas, and as the weather becomes colder, the lights become brighter in celebration.
Japanese Outreach Ambassador Brings 360-Degree View of Culture
Amid a two-year stint on campus, Eri Taguchi is networking with Japanese-owned manufacturers and serving as an ambassador to Samford students.
Samford Student Gains Hands-On Experience in London’s Faith Community
What does it take to make a real impact in a global faith community? Cooper Pitts, a sophomore majoring in English and global studies with a concentration in film studies, is discovering the answer firsthand through a transformative internship in London.
Sincerely, Samford Abroad: There Are No Limits to Going Farther
Skyler Kasselmann, a senior at Samford University working toward a business degree with a major in marketing and a minor in psychology, shares the ways study abroad has enhanced her college experience.
London Lions Internship a Roaring Success for Samford Business Student
In a state where athletics is king and the Southeastern Conference reigns supreme, Adam Tankersley, a student pursuing a degree in Finance with a concentration in Sports Marketing Analytics in Samford University’s Brock School of Business, could have pursued his passion for sports through any number of internship opportunities.
