Students to present on class in Tanzania Saturday

A handful of students who spent the past summer in Tanzania will share their experiences from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 22, in Miller Hall Room 105. 

The students were in Tanzania from Aug. 4 to 21 studying environmental studies courses Human Geography of Northern Tanzania and Writing and Photography of the Serengeti with Huxley College of the Environment instructor Tim Scharks.

While in Africa, the students

• Toured Moshi town
• Visited Kilimanjaro National Park HQ
• Experienced local culture through homestays and excursions in Chagga village
• Examined the photo safari experience from a critical geography perspective
• Traveled and experienced some of the world's most famous safari destinations
• Interpreted the East African landscape through writing and photography 

The Sept. 22 presentation is free and open to the public.

Much more information about the trip is available on the class blog at http://wwutanzania.blogspot.com/.