Muhlenberg Student Finds Perfect Study Abroad Experience with SEA Semester
March 30, 2020
SEA in the NEWS
Part of the Crew
By Meghan Kita
Muhlenberg College News
One thing Devin Goldsmith ’21, a psychology major and innovation & entrepreneurship minor, appreciates about Muhlenberg is how easy it is to build relationships with professors. She wanted something similar in a study abroad program, and she found it in SEA Semester. The program packs 38 people—students, teachers, crew—onto a 130-foot sailing vessel. (That’s about 43 yards, less than half the length of a football field.)
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