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Transition of Religious Identity

February 21, 2020 mistiblogs

By: Robert Koirala
Class of 2022 | Math and Physics
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Things to Do Besides Mathematics

December 2, 2019December 5, 2019 mistiblogs

By: Robert Koirala
Class of 2022 | Math and Physics
Research – England Continue reading Things to Do Besides Mathematics

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For Asian and Pacific Islander American Heritage Month, we want to highlight the stories of AAPI MISTI students who wrote about their experiences abroad through the lens of this identity. We're grateful for how they opened up about what it was really like to be in a country where they may be a minority and there's a mutual unfamiliarity with cultures. Challenges are inevitable, but there are also opportunities to have positive cross-cultural exchange. Click the link in our bio to read these students' blogs. Photo from Trang Luu in Cameroon.

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