Field Studies - BYU Kennedy Center

Missing Queues: Enduring Insights from India

Loryn Anderson, Master’s in education candidate, Harvard Graduate School

From South Africa to Cedar City, Utah: Transferring My Field Study Experience to a Professional Setting

Kim Yeoman, rural outreach training advocate, Disability Law Center

Working in International Supply Chain Management: Where Business, Politics, Culture, Human Rights, and the Environment Collide

Carrie George, remediation and training manager, CSCC

A Springboard for Career Development: Personal Reflections on BYU's International Field Studies Programs

W. James Jacob, associate director, Institute for International Studies in Education, University of Pittsburgh

How and Why to Think about Graduate School: Insights from an 'Expert'

Curtis Child, doctoral candidate in sociology, Indiana University—Bloomington

International Field Studies: A Foundation for a Career in Development

Daniel H. Nelson, international program coordinator, Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, Syracuse University

Personal Growth through International Experiences

Stacey ShawMSW

Hindsight is 20/20: Planning the Future by Looking at the Past

Mark Austin, regional coordinator, Bureau for Global Health, USAID

In Hindsight: A Reflection of the Journey from African Villages to Utah Hospitals

Kathryn Robinson, licensed clinical social worker, American Fork Hospital

From Punjab to the Pinnacle and Back: Musings of a Development Worker

Shahram Paksima, education specialist, Seward Inc. International

In Pursuit of Perspective: Integrating Development with Life Science

Rebecca Plimpton, PhD candidate, biochemistry, BYU

From BYU, SWKT, and ISP to NGOs, EDs and CHC: An Acronymic Path to Profession

Starr Stratfordexecutive directorCommunity Health Connect

Happiness is Possible in Africa

Aminata Sow Fall, Senegalese writer

Education For All: In Whose Language? Language of Instruction in Lesotho Schools

Stephen Backman, PhD candidate, teacher education, Michigan State University

Life Along China's Korean Border

Dodge Billingsleyfilm producer and director

Our Covenantal Responsibility to the Poor

Kristen Proctor Westenskow, public health instructor, University of Utah

It's About the Story

Wynn Hougaard, award-winning film editor, LDS Motion Picture Studio

South African Field Studies: Learning That Transcends Boundaries

Tanya Fetui Tolman, founder of InnoVision Consulting

Hope through Relativism: Learning to See Each Other as We Really Are

Dave Kay, Program facilitator, South Africa Field Studies

Whose Development?

Alisa Allred Mercer, community building director, Esther Foundation

Patriotism in Another Land: Passage between Provo, India, and Ithaca

Enoch Lambert, BYU alumnus and MPA candidate, Cornell Institute for Public Affairs

Literacy, Gender, and Education: Crossing Borders and Respecting Boundaries

Tiffany Zenith Ivins, international program officer, World Education

From Malaria Patient to Public Health Professional: My Journeys to Zanzibar and Back Again

Sarah Beckham, master's degree candidate, public health and African studies, Yale University

African Families in the 21st Century

Yaw Oheneba-Sakyi, Professor and chair, Africana and American Indian Studies, California State University, Fresno

Dancing with the Devil-Taking on West Africa's Warlords

David M. Crane, Distinguished professor of law, Syracuse University

The Mystery of Cesar Vallejo's Autographs

Stephen Hart, professor of Spanish, University College London

They have no respect: The Impact of Youth Gangs in Nahual®, Guatemala

John Edvalson, Master’s candidate, University of Florida

I Have Crossed Famous Rivers: My Trip from South Africa to a PhD Program

Leslie Hadfield, PhD candidate, Michigan State University

Please Use Your Liberty to Promote Ours: Burma's Human Rights Crisis

Ko Bo Kyi, former political prisoner in Burma and founder of the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners

Specificity Specifically: Pests, Parameters, and Paradigms in Cross-Cultural Research

Tyler Gibb, political science major, anthropology minor

Field Study Side Effects

Jacob Uhler, MountainStar blood drive coordinator

Outcomes of an Education Field Study in South Africa

Patrick Lee, public health education analyst, State of Utah

Understanding Pacific Island Education

Victor Narsimulu, Educational Leadership and Foundations doctoral candidate

Community Development and Personal Transformation: We Must Try

Julie A. Johnson.

The Importance of Exposure to Peoples, Culture, and Poverty

Susanna Johnson, master of social work candidate 2006, George Warren Brown School of Social Work, Washington University, St. Louis.

Cough It Up: Anthropological Perspectives on Respiratory Infections in Santa Catarina Ixtahuacan, Guatemala

Justin C. Wheeler, BYU Junior.

The Drumming of Ashanti Traditional Healing Ceremonies

Ben Wilson, recreation management major.

A Neuropsychologist's Tale: India to Rhode Island and Back Again

David Tate, assistant professor, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine, Brown Michael School.

Social Welfare and Social Development: The Challenges for Social Work and Community Development Education in a Democratic South Africa

Margie Maistry, professor of social development, University of Fort hare, Alice, South Africa.

If We Know What Works in Development, Why Don't We Do More of It?

Patrick Breslin, External Affairs vice president, Inter-American Foundation