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EXPLORING NEW TERRITORY:
2005 STUDENT TRAVELOGUES
Each summer, many of UC Irvine’s 24,000 students pack their bags – filled with another year of classes and knowledge – and depart for the summer months. For many, it’s an opportunity to pursue education beyond the classroom: to try out a suit jacket and career through an internship, to become immersed in a foreign language and culture, or to find meaningful ways to help those less advantaged.
For the first time, several students embarking on summer explorations – to places ranging from Sacramento and China – will track their experiences through online travelogues. They are:
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Claudine Soriano
from Azusa, Calif.,
to Washington, D.C.
Entry 7: Real world waits just
outside the ‘bubble’
Entry 6: UCDC students curious, excited to meet Chancellor
Entry 5: Finding myself,
but not in an office
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Ben Leong
from Novato, Calif.,
to Washington D.C.
Entry 10: Personal
growth sought and found in summer
experience
Entry 9: Cheese steaks and history lessons in Philadelphia
Entry 8: Contributing to the president’s health commission
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Michael Cao
from Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., to Sacramento, Calif.
Entry 5: Working with Sacramento’s ‘Weed
and Seed’ Program
Entry 4: Taking lessons from Sacramento’s young people
Entry 3: Learning on the job
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Julianne Hing
from San Francisco
to Beijing
Entry 8: It takes courage to make mistakes
Entry 7: Camping at the Great Wall
Entry 6: Drive-by language lessons |
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Students
Michael Cao
Julianne Hing
Ben Leong
Claudine Soriano
Contact
Christine Byrd
(949) 824-9055
cbyrd@uci.edu
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