Student Perspective
Every student who traveled to Albania has a story...
Six of the 24 students at the Albania Project Center during the Fall of 2016 lend their voices with details of their immersion experience—and every one of them shares a little something, from what they learned to how they've changed or where they hope to go from here. (Jason Bruno, profiled, took many photos featured here, including the one above).
- Cassidy Litch
- Mathematical Science and Computer Science
- Ethan Gouveia
- Computer Science and Mathematical Science
- Benjamin Morton
- Mechanical Engineering
- Daniel Corwin
- Mechanical Engineering
- Daniel Amirault
- Biomedical Engineering
- Michael Collins
- Civil Engineering
- Basak Soylu
- Mechanical Engineering
- Jeremy Hemingway
- Chemical Engineering
- Elizabeth Towle
- Chemical Engineering
- Nathan Beeton
- Robotics Engineering
- Benjamin Titus
- Electrical & Computer Engineering and Robotics Engineering
- Bridget Rinkel
- Biomedical Engineering
- Christopher Cormier
- Robotics Engineering and Computer Science
- James Zheng
- Chemical Engineering
- Carlos Chong
- Chemical Engineering
WPI student Jacob St. Germain assists Harry Fultz Institute students during a robotics club program lesson
A student team takes a tour at a medicinal and aromatic plant collector facility in the Berat region
Students cross a pedestrian bridge over the Osumi River in Berat while touring the region during a weekend trip
A student team with the project sponsor taking notes after interviewing pharmacies in Tirana, the capital city of Albania
A student team exploring the banks of the Osumi Canyon where white water rafting excursions are run by their project sponsor
A student team meeting at the sponsor’s office, YUNUS Social Business, located in the city of Tirana
WPI student Daniel Amirault playing a song after being invited up by the organist at the Castle Park Restaurant in Berat
Stopping for a rest and water at the Simoni Kafe during a hiking excursion to the Valbona region in northern Albania
A student team meeting with stakeholders in their project sponsor’s booth at the Balkans Joint Conference in Tirana
A weekend visit to Durres, the largest port and second largest city in Albania