Traveling the world to uncover the past
From Costa Rica to Croatia, anthropology professor Chris Begley’s archaeological adventures have given Transylvania students real-world experience on an international scale.
From Lexington to La Paz: Transylvania grad seeks to ensure access to clean water
Transylvania graduate gains experience globally to improve water security for populations worldwide.
The art of human connection: Clowning around provides new perspective for Transy educated surgeon
One of the greatest lessons Amit Patel ’99 has learned from his travel is to become comfortable with discomfort.
Sister Cities program offers Barton Lynch ’16 opportunity to find his place
One of the unique opportunities available to students in Lexington is the Sister Cities program, which facilitates partnerships including an exchange student partnership and a yearlong teaching placement at schools in one of Lexington’s four Sister Cities.
Matt and Melissa Koger educate new generation of global citizens
Transylvania education readies teachers to tackle issues that face American students growing up overseas.
Transy student reflects on becoming a global citizen
What exactly does it mean to be a global citizen?
Transylvania student learns about country, family, self by listening in Guinea
Comprehending how we fit into the world inevitably relates back to knowing who we are.
GlobalTransy: An imperative for our university in the 21st century
We operate in a global society, and our students must be prepared to function effectively in it.
Global connections shape Transy student’s world view
Transylvania junior shares how being part of two nations and cultures gives her a special vantage point.
Transylvania alumnus advocates for Peace Corps on Capitol Hill
William Burriss ’13 grew up in a family dedicated to service. So the ideal of working for the greater good has been ingrained in him since an early age.