Mom and Glenn are in Copenhagen! They’ve rented bikes and we’ve been able to see the great majority of the city! We’ve had dinner at a variety of different restaurants: Cafe Norden, Post/Tele Museum Brunch, Cap Horn, and Peder Oxe. They met my vi… Continue reading →

Sorry to keep y’all hangin’! As the halfway point of the semester has past, school/traveling/getting the most out of Copenhagen have taken us by storm! Here are some picture selections to hold you over
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As Morgan mentioned, we just got back from Brussels, Belgium for the Sensation White electronic music festival. Before attempting to describe the grandiosity and extravagance of the concert, exploring the city of Brussels made me make some realization… Continue reading →

This week, I faced my fear that I had been long procrastinating: getting my haircut in Denmark. I made all of the necessary preparations: converting lengths to centimeters (i needed ~5.5 cm off), scouted out salons, and brought old pictures of my… Continue reading →

We’re back from our long study tours to Scotland/Vienna! The image pretty much describes how I felt all week, living the dream exploring another European city. Stay tuned for our coverage on each day of our trips!
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Long Study Tours: Scotland and Vienna!: “Wiedersehen”, “Guid cheerio the nou”! (Goodbye in German and a Scottish dialect). Morgan and I are off on our long study tours with our programs! I left for Vienna with my European Clinical Psychology cl… Continue reading →

Alas, we’ve reached the final day of our jam-packed short study tour. We had a fun night out on the town in Odense, to say the least. We all “warmed up” (as the Danes call it) in the boys hostel room because it was surprisingly spac… Continue reading →

Copenhagen Beer Whistle Street Performers!
Proof that Danes really do know their beer! I took this video while working on an architecture project downtown. There’s nothing better than being spontaneously serenaded. Especially by such a unique perfor… Continue reading →

This past Wednesday, the European Clinical Psychology class had it’s first field study. The DIS is unique because students don’t have regularly scheduled classes on Wednesday. Instead, each class has two field studies lead by the teacher ou… Continue reading →

One of my favorite aspects of living in a Dis Residential Community (DRC) are my SRA’s. Unlike RA’s at American universities, our Danish SRA’s aren’t here to babysit us or get us in trouble. While each RA has a responsibility… Continue reading →

More pictures from our second day on the European Clinical Psychology short study tour.
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Sorry to leave y’all hanging- this post is long overdue! After the incredible first day of our study tour, I was convinced that the second day would top it. Boy was I wrong.
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The Hot Chocolate. Okay, well maybe it isn’t the number one reason to visit the happiest place on earth but it’s definitely up there. As much as I love coffee, my caffeine addiction has been pushed aside for my newfound love for desert beverage… Continue reading →

Professional tourism in Denmark
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Nationalmuseet – The National Museum of Denmark
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Sitting at the corner of Gammeltrov square right next to DIS, Café Scandi looks like a tourist trap. But, my friend and I decided to check it out in between classes for tea and brunch. We made ourselves comfortable on the couches in the back and ord… Continue reading →

With technology like this, it’s no surprise that Denmark is a leader in sustainability and environmentally friendly practices. Found at your local grocery store, these recycling machines accept used plastic and aluminum bottles and plastic crates. A… Continue reading →

It’s official. Morgan and I. Are officially…. GOING TO SENSATION NORWAY 2012!! Words cannot describe our excitement right now. We booked our tickets at Cafe Paludan: http://paludan-cafe.dk/ and we’re trying our best not to make a scene. Peep the… Continue reading →

Where do I begin? The European Clinical Psychology Study Tour last weekend was a blast to say the least! DIS did an outstanding job planning and organizing the trip, which went off without a hitch! All of the meals were delicious, the speakers were ve… Continue reading →