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This Week In Photos: HWS Summer Abroad

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In this special edition of This Week In Photos, weâre showcasing HWS students, faculty and alums on trips all over the world this summer featuring âThe Economics of the Betweenâ in Kenya, âOutdoor Education: Theoretical Issues in Outdoor Pursuitsâ in Wales, and âAn Italian Road Less Traveled: Calabria and Sicilyâ in Italy. Here, students gather for a photo with Professor Keoka Grayson in front of the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Nairobi, Kenya.

Students participating in âThe Economics of the Betweenâ with Assistant Professor of Economics Keoka Grayson undergo orientation ahead of a visit to the The United Nations Office in Nairobi, Kenya.

Students participating in âThe Economics of the Betweenâ with Assistant Professor of Economics Keoka Grayson gather for a photo during a visit to the The United Nations Office in Nairobi, Kenya.

Josiah Bramble â19 poses for a photo outside of The United Nations Office.

Sarah Banta â19, former HWS Trustee Carol Ulmer â72, Janet Selover Wulster â72 and Elizabeth Anderson â19 pose for a photo at with Kiwimbi International, a charity focused on supporting educational resources in rural Kenya and around the world.

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Students gather for a photo at the entrance of Samburu National Reserve, a game reserve on the banks of the Ewaso Ng'iro river in Kenya.

Safari vans stop at a scenic overlook in Samburu National Reserve.

Elizabeth Anderson â19 feeds a freindly giraffe at Samburu National Reserve.

Elephants walk along a trail at Samburu National Reserve.

Sam Eaton 'X and Josiah Bramble â19 gather for a photo with local children on the streets of Nairobi, Kenya.

Students gather for a photo with members of the The Power Women, a group of 15 women in Nairobi, Kenya who work to reduce the stigma surrounding HIV and reduce poverty in in their community of Kibera.

Josiah Bramble â19 mixes ugali, a traditional dish made from maize flour, with members of the Power Women Group.

Participants in the Wales program enjoy the surrounding beauty of the Welsh countryside.

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Participants of the Wales program work together to cross the ocean cliffs on their journey to Paviland Cave.

The group discusses climbing routes and safety techniques as they prepare for a guided climb to to Paviland Cave.

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