Making a Contribution in Iraq
Crossing traffic is Roger Geyer’s (Ph.D. ’08 IT) biggest safety concern, which may surprise you when you learn he lives in Iraq. The Kurdistan region, where Geyer lives in the… Read More
A Love Affair with Shanghai’s History
Tess Johnston (B.S. ’61) has been in Shanghai, China, for so long, she is considered an institution. The French Concession, a region of the city governed by France for nearly… Read More
Shaking Up NZ Students’ Views on Service
When the 6.3-magnitude earthquake hit Christchurch, New Zealand, on February 22, 2011, it toppled buildings, buried cars under debris, and killed 185 people. It also closed the University of Canterbury… Read More
Global Greetings from Alumni
Curry alumni from across the globe send their greetings to fellow alumni and former faculty. (To add your international greeting, send an email and photo to curry-foundation@virginia.edu.)
Where in the world do Curry alumni live?
Thanks to everyone who entered your location! It’s not too late to check in. We still want to hear from you! The following alumni won our contest: Furthest location from… Read More
Going to Teach in Cambodia
Visit the Curry blog to read current student Nica Basuel’s guest post about accepting a teaching job at a new overseas school.
