My trip to San Ignacio, Belize, was certainly fun and memorable, and probably one of the most rewarding experiences I have had at UT. This trip was my first time out of North America, and I am so glad that I was able to go on a trip where I was able to stay with…
This marks the second visit by UT engineers to Belize, a former British Crown Colony which gained independence in 1981.
I wasn’t sure what exactly I would gain from this trip to Belize. But now that I’m looking back, I realize that one blog post isn’t enough to describe just how beneficial this trip has been for me.
We started off the day with a fairly typical Belizean breakfast with juice; then we were off to our first adventure. We reached a river with no bridges, only a ferry to take us across. While we waited for our ride, we exchanged money for various gifts at shops along the road.
My Spring Break trip to Belize was an adventure full of National Geographic moments, cultural immersion, and international bounding.
The Tennessee chapter of the American Council of Engineering Companies has selected Kyle Goodrick and Kelli Grissom as its 2016 scholarship recipients.
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