I am currently in my 2nd year of law school at Gonzaga University. During my time with SFS in Cambodia, I learned the language and integrated into the culture, made life-long friends on Pub Street and researched biodiversity density in the eastern mountains.

Following SFS, I graduated from college, hiked over 1,000 miles on PTC and left home to serve in the Peace Corps. I served in the Gambia in West Africa as a natural resource volunteer and my SFS cross-cultural skills came in clutch. When I returned, I decided to live in Boston near college friends for a couple years and reconnected with my best friend from SFS. The past couple years I have been back at home in the Pacific Northwest earning my law degree. Studying with SFS was one of the best decisions I ever made.

Favorite SFS Memory: Seeing Buff-Cheeked Gibbons, Red Shank Douc Langers and more during my directed research. Also singing karaoke in Vietnam with my professors and fellow students.