Sarah Weaver

Sarah spent almost two months of her summer exploring the culture and history of Great Britain and its people, particularly, the English people. While there, she attended two college courses. These courses helped fulfill requirements directly related to her duel major in History and Education; however, their true value lay in helping Sarah delve deeper into a foreign world.           First, British Art and Architecture allowed her to understand the value the British people place on art and architecture, as well as how both of these areas have been shaped by the British society they represent. Her second class, The History of London, allowed her see the extent to which the city of London has been a fundamental part of British and world history. Through this class, Sarah was also able to consider London's current position in world affairs as well as its future role in them. In addition, her free time in London was spent exploring the city, its museums, people, and cathedrals. On the weekends, Sarah took every opportunity to reach out and discover the broader history of Great Britain through visits to places such as Stonehenge, Canterbury Cathedral, Bath, and many other historically significant sites throughout Great Britain.