Center for global citizenship

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Story by Scott Parsons I Cambodia 2013 Photos by Sarah Goolishian

world cla Advanced international curriculum allows Hathaway Brown’s Global Scholars to travel the world, become immersed in other cultures, and see themselves in a whole new light

hen Danielle Frankel ’13 traveled to Italy with other Hathaway Brown Global Scholars during Spring Break of her senior year, she didn’t expect that she’d end up weeping before a crowd of tourists at the Vatican. But when she was standing in front of Caravaggio’s “The Entombment of Christ,” a painting she had seen and discussed countless times in Jamie Morse’s Art History class, it was if she were seeing it for the first time. And she was overcome with emotion.

“I had studied it so much, and here it was, and I could see that those were his brush strokes. I was standing there in awe, actual awe,” she says. “I didn’t realize it, but I had started crying and I couldn’t stop.” Prior to heading to Italy, Danielle’s knowledge and appreciation of Renaissance masterpieces had grown, and the Art History class had helped prepare her to make the most of her time in Rome. “With Mr. Morse, passion is contagious,” she enthuses. When she spoke about the trip and how excited she was to view some of


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