About

Time to BLOG :-)

I am a senior Human Development major in the College of Human Ecology at Cornell University. I am from Westchester, New York and this fall I will be spending 4 and a half months at the University of Ghana. I am really excited about taking a few classes at the University, including a local language class to learn how to communicate in Twi. I plan on interning with a doctor hopefully in a field related to sexual health or obstetrics and gynecology. I also want to spend my free time volunteering in a local primary school for children from disadvantaged backgrounds. My dream careers would be to become a doctor and a teacher, and I plan to pursue both of these passions while in Ghana. My trip to Ghana does not end in December—I plan to make life-long connections with the people I meet there so I can continue to make a difference through international service and advocacy. Follow my blog and share the excitement of flavorful foods, hiking adventures, traveling to local countries, volunteering with kids, and networking (and celebrating!) with local and international friends. I am an open-minded, down-to-Earth, curious person and I am sure if you read my blogs you will have fun and feel like you are here in Ghana too. Feel free to keep in touch and post!

5 comments.



  Mouss
Comment on August 16th, 2010.

helo i am from Africa and live in NYC i just read your blog
and forward to people what you are saying about Deep human connection is important please contact me at moub31@gmail.com

  Kaylin LeMelle- Thomas
Comment on September 2nd, 2010.

Thanks for your comment Mouss. the deep human connection has been a major focus in most my my writing in the last few weeks. I think it is one of the most important parts of my time spent here in Ghana. i hope to keep friendships strong and continue to enjoy all the smiles , laughter and good times :-)

  Nick Calder
Comment on September 14th, 2010.

How do you leave comments on the blogs. I am only able to leave commnets only after someone else has left a bloog. I loved your last post… I think the phrase “To whom much is given, much is expected” sort of sums up your idea of responsibilty to the human race.

  Tanvir
Comment on May 15th, 2011.

Hi I am from waterloo,Canada now in accra. Are you still in Ghana? Nice blogs, and totally agree with you.

Comment on October 20th, 2011.

Really enjoyed your nice journey fro this post!! I like your different steps for human development. All these lines are truly meaningful. Thanks :)

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