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    Taylor Marie Theodossiou's Photographs from Morocco (photographs)

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    2014
    Author
    Theodossiou, Taylor Marie
    Subject
    Study Abroad Photo Exhibits
    SIT (School for International Training) Study Abroad
    Morocco: Migration and Transnational Identity
    WLU Winter Term
    Morocco -- Rabat
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    This statement was given by Taylor Marie Theodossiou about her study abroad experience during Winter Term of 2014 in Morocco. The class was Morocco: Migration and Transnational Identity, affiliated with SIT (School for International Training) Study Abroad.
     
    These photographs were part of the Study Abroad Photo Exhibit on October 14, 2014.
     
    Taylor Marie Theodossiou is a member of the class of 2015 of Washington and Lee University.
     
    Student statement about their experience: "I spent the semester in Morocco and I can't imagine going anywhere else. Every weekend I was able to visit different parts of Morocco from all the way in the south in Marrakech to way up in the north in Tangier. I even got to see things that weren't even technically "Morocco" with my weeklong trip to Amsterdam and our field trip to a Spanish territory (where I wasn't supposed to take pictures but did so anyway just because it was so beautiful). Even more meaningful was my host family. My host mom treated me like a real daughter, insisting that I come with her on her trips to the souk (market) so that she could show me, from start to finish, the way Moroccan food was prepared and sharing her clothes with me so that I could dress like a "real" Moroccan. My host father would patiently help me when I was struggling with my Arabic homework and even went above and beyond by bringing home books that he got from the elementary school where he was a principal. I would definitely recommend Morocco as a place to study abroad. I loved it and can't wait for an opportunity to go back and revisit all the places I went!"
     
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