I was born in Mexico City and I was an international student in the United States for several years. I received my bachelor’s degree at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque and it was a time of my life I will never forget. I know firsthand all of the amazing experiences that studying abroad […]
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Staying Well-Fed while Studying Abroad
August 11th, 2021 by Melissa MadrigalTags: campus pantries, community fridge, community pantries, financial stress, food affordability, food banks, food insecurity, global pandemic, international students, soup kitchens, study abroad students, studying abroad
Posted by Melissa Madrigal in Health & Safety Abroad, International Students in the USA, School Resources, Study Abroad
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