After a five-week travel study to Uganda, three students from speech-language pathology and audiology and eight students from public health are viewing the world differently. The international service experience left an indelible mark on all involved as the students worked in Ugandan neighborhoods.
Public health students helped develop programs to address issues of malaria and HIV, and advanced life skills like enhanced communication, gratitude and patience. Read more about the public health students' experiences.
Speech-language pathology and audiology students observed physical and occupational therapy sessions and helped children with disabilities with class lessons. Read about what they learned.