Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Photo courtesy of the International Programs Kai Dwyer takes time out from studying and classes to visit some Ghanaian children she befriended while at one of Temple ' s exchange partner instiutions in the summer. Photo courtfsv of the International Programs While in Costa Rica, Temple students get a chance to walk through a rainforest. f»io. Photo courtesy of the Intemational Programs Between classes, a Temple student drops by The Colosseum on a mid-day stroll in Rome.

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gturfying Abroad There ' s No Place Like Home If you are interested in getting an even more diverse look at the world than you receive at Temple, studying abroad may give you just the view you are looking for. You can find a kaleidoscope of new people and experiences to give you the upper hand in your education and in your life. Temple has campuses in Rome, Tokyo, and London. There are also programs offered in other countries, including Scotland, Ghana, France and Spain. No matter where you choose to study you can benefit by learning about a new culture and sometimes even a new language. When you look through a kaleidoscope, you see a variety of shapes and colors. The same goes for when you choose to study abroad! By: Sara Shuman Favorite Study Food: -Popcorn -Mint Oreos -Brownies -Crunch Munch -Baked Lays -Chex Mix -Milk Crackers -Carrots with dip -Cereal -Pot of Coffee -Ramen -Hot Chocolate Three Temple University Rome students tour the city, seeing nothing but its tranquil skys and peaceful hillside villas. Photo courtesy of the International Programs ' 7 }li ' 7 Photo courtesy of the International Pro()uims At Temple University Japan, students huddle together and pose for a photo.

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honors pProgram Hono ' studei Photo courtesy of the Honors Program In a Study lounge at Anderson Hall Stefanie Woolhdge, Raflf Safi, Jordan Pascucci, Amar Majmundar, and Katarina Moraveciv attend the annual Honor Certificate Ceremony. Montage of Brains Temple University ' s Honors Program is home to students from all walks of life. The various array of staff, faculty, students and alumni make up the kaleidoscope that is the Honors Program. The program has more to offer than just pure academics. It ' s not uncommon for the program to host cultural events that explore the minds as well as the Philadelphia neighborhood. However, the program ' s main intent is to house select group of freshmen and transfer students who have been invited into the prestigious Honors Program. The different approach the program takes to learning makes the small-sized honors classes a welcome change for many students. The classes aren ' t harder, but they simply encourage students to think creatively. The Honors Program is much more than an academically oriented service; it ' s a tight knit electic family. Hv: Patrice Williams jAi ■TtieTtiiii ' ' pti adelpW ' -Pretzels -Oreos -Snickers -Brisk Ice Tea -Pizza -Cheese Curls -Coke Gushers -Mountain Dew -Fruit -Cookies -Shoe String Licorice -Chinese Food -Saltines -Peanuts -Goldfish -Poptarts » Photo courtesy of the Honors Program Honor Students pose at one of the many statues in Rittenhouse Square. h