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Young Musicians Are Changemakers!
The culminating project in this entire Antarctic water and music themed semester is something the students I teach got REALLY excited about. I wasn’t sure how they would react – I feared groans and eye rolls, complaining and apathy. Instead I got students choosing to work outside of music class (despite my telling the students…
Traveling to Senegal? Here’s what you should know!
Found yourself going to Senegal for a Fulbright program? Maybe you are looking for a new adventure and are going to become a tourist to Senegal. Either way, here are the things I packed and wanted to know that will help others as they prepare for a trip to Senegal. Packing list: 1) Grayl water…
What Teranga really means
Teranga. This word means the world to the Senegalese. Roughly translated to ‘hospitality,’ it is the mantra of the Senegalese people. However, I think teranga means so much more than hospitality, based off of what I saw. Teranga is greeting people – all people – with a smile. Differences in religion and skin color are…
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Car Full of Harmony 