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SLIDESHOW: Students experience cultures around the world at the Global Expo

Students and staff experienced 15 countries and 3 cultures, including Puerto Rico, Vietnam, Mexico and India, at the 2015 Global Expo, held Nov. 16 from noon to 5 p.m. in Atrium II.

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2015/11/23 6:20 AM

Find out more about Global Expo and Intercultural Student Services.

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Written by Erin Crowley

Erin is an event coordinator for the Communication and Digital Media Association, an AVID tutor for Dickinson ISD and a member of the National Society for Leadership and Success. When she is not in school, she can be found with a camera in her hand, photographing nature and her family and friends. Erin resides in Dickinson with her family and two chihuahuas.

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