by Maurissa Harkins | Oct 24, 2020 | Official Blog, Uncategorized
Servant Leadership Imagine this. Tomorrow you are awoken by two men in business suits. Both of the men are wearing sunglasses even though it’s early in the morning, and the men are inside, in your bedroom. Noticing you are now awake, one of the men announces, “Good...
by Sara Bauer | Oct 10, 2020 | Cultural, Official Blog, Social Connections
Meet Cheng from Kansas State University Introduce yourself. What is your first name, what is your major, what is your school, where are you from. My name is Cheng. I am studying agriculture at Kansas State University, and I am from a city in the north of China. What...
by Maurissa Harkins | Sep 26, 2020 | Educational, Official Blog, Social Connections
Making the Most of College Make the Most of College in the U.S. Most international students who study abroad in the U.S. are here for the academic programs and opportunities American universities have to offer. Studying is important, but there is so much more college...
by Sara Bauer | Sep 12, 2020 | Educational, Official Blog, Service
What is COVID-19 like in the US? The US is a big, diverse country, and COVID-19 has affected various regions of the country differently. First, let’s take a look at what COVID-19 is like in the US overall, and then we’ll look at the best ways to find out what COVID-19...
by Maurissa Harkins | Aug 29, 2020 | Official Blog, The Bible
Bridges First Look: John In this post, we would like to introduce you to a very famous book of the Bible, the book of John, and explain some of its historical context to aid your understanding. The book of John is one of four books found in the Bible called “the...
by Maurissa Harkins | Aug 15, 2020 | Official Blog
How Americans View Family How do modern Americans view family? Today, the population of the United States of America includes people of European, African, Asian, Native American, and Latino descent. Because of the cultural diversity that exists in America, it is...
