HELPING REFUGEES EASE THE TRANSITION At home in Bhutan, a small country bordering India and China, Chhabilall Timsina Sharma was a doctor overseeing a network of public health facilities. But in the 1990s, his family and thousands more ethnic minorities fled to Nepal to escape intimidation and torture by the government. Sharma spent the next eight years treating individuals who,…
Category: International
Winter is coming!
So if you’re anything like anyone from the Northeast, chances are you’ve experienced a snowy Upstate New York winter. If you’re not from an area where it snows, this post is for you! Now, believe me when I say that winters here get real. So here is a list of the top five things I am doing to save myself from freezing…
Good to know: Next stop: Help the Ebola orphans
A College That Hasn’t Forgotten. When Ebola ravaged West Africa last year, assistance poured in from across the United States. Corporations, elementary schools and even the military pitched in to get money, food and medical care to those afflicted. The College of Saint Rose stood out. After the College community collected funds, a professor took the money…
Falling for Fall CLASSIC, Classically!
So if you know anything about me, I am a person who loves to travel and I also love to take on leadership roles. Well, this past weekend was quite the combination pack for me as I got to do both of the things I love to do. FALL CLASSIC! happened over this past weekend, and I along with a…
International Dinner Night- Saint Rose goes global!
Finally, the snow is gone and I can dress up like a human being again! Hello fellow Golden Knights! Hope you are appreciating the rather pleasant change in the weather like I am. It is that time of the year again when the amount of papers, quizzes and assignments due is going to kill at least two trees. The International…