Xiaonuan "Kim" Dai, a senior in the Bachelor of Science in Architecture program, shared in this sense of adventure. She says studying and working in the center of Barcelona made for a “very real” learning experience, while the scholarship supported her travels to Munich and Venice.
“This week of travel…not only proved to me my ability to be an independent person, it also consolidated and focused my interest in architecture in relation to people,” she says.
Euker says he is moved by these reflections and other letters and cards from students — expressions of deep gratitude for supporting life-changing travels across Europe. “It’s so nice to hear that. I just want these students to see Europe.
Working in an office is a grind. Going to Europe is fun.” For his part, Euker is at 27 trips and counting, and he doesn’t intend to stop anytime soon. He is already preparing for his next trip, which will take him to Warsaw and Cracow in Poland, as well as Vilnius, Lithuania.