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UMM Viewbook 2010-11

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Maddy: Nearly half of Morris graduates have studied abroad in countries like Hungary, Argentina, and England. I could go to Brazil this summer with my soccer team, but I’m already going to China for study abroad around the same time. Trips can be academic or athletic, but the professors and staff always make an effort to connect us to the world outside of Morris, Minnesota. Brittaney: I’m an anthropology major so my study abroad in China this summer will be amazing on a lot of different levels. I’ll see the real lives of families in Beijing and rural areas. And I’m only a freshman! I have four whole years to do more things like this.

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Lisa: Morris is like my study abroad. I’ve met people from different cultures. I’ve participated in organizations that focus on awareness. I go to dances featuring music from various cultures. Sabauon: I was born in India, but I am of Afghan descent, and I grew up in The Netherlands. So coming to the small town of Morris was a drastic—but pleasant—change. Everyone here knows your name. Everyone I meet becomes a friend. At Morris, it’s easy to build your community without even trying. Kathy: I’m from a small town, so I always pictured myself going to school in the city. But now I’m here and I love it. The town of Morris is—well, it’s like a quirky, lovable friend. I never feel like I’m just a college student. I really live in a community.


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