My name is Hannah Cogburn and I recently returned from my
community health nursing study abroad trip to Ghana. Here are a few photos from my time in Ghana.
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In a town called Paga, Ghana, crocodiles are considered to
be sacred ancestors and are highly respected. This one was very patient and put
up with our lengthy photoshoot! |
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| A fun night spent
watching the World Cup and eating a deliciously spicy meal with some locals in
our custom-made outfits. |
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| One of the local
seamstresses in the craft market was kind enough to let us play with her
beautiful daughter, Princess! |
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| We were in awe of the
overlook at Mole Park where we spent lunch watching elephants, antelope,
warthogs, and monkeys in their natural habitat. |
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| On our safari at Mole
Park, we walked deep into the foliage to watch some elephants snack on some
roots. |
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| One of our last stops
was in Cape Coast in southern Ghana. We were able to spend some time on the
beach and have some fresh seafood which was the perfect ending to a
life-changing trip. |
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Nursing major Hannah Cogburn spent the Summer 2018 term in Ghana with our
U of A Faculty-Led: Community Health Nursing in Ghana program.
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