Language – A Mere Separation PublishedJuly 05, 2017 by Kevin Gehsmann, Duke Football We first met our team of kids on Sunday during a pre-camp orientation. My first reaction — shocking. Having never… Read more
Trust the Process PublishedJuly 05, 2017 by Maddy Price, Duke Women’s Track and Field Vietnam is a cultural masterpiece. Every meal we get to try different and amazing food and even got to make… Read more
Reflection PublishedJuly 05, 2017 by Mackenzie Willborn, Duke Women’s Swimming and Diving Towards the end of our first week teaching 8th and 9th graders in Vietnam, all 10 American coaches and our… Read more
Bong-da, Conjugation, and the Cupid Shuffle PublishedJuly 05, 2017 by Alan Ko, Duke Men’s Fencing "Bong-da!" It's soccer time at our little school in rural Vietnam, and the kids run outside to the field —… Read more
Sportsmanship PublishedJuly 05, 2017 by Sajan Patel, Stanford Men’s Fencing Working with the ACE Program in Vietnam has been a great experience so far. After only a week, I have… Read more
A Shift in Perspective PublishedJuly 05, 2017 by Haley Farnsworth, Stanford Women’s Swimming and Diving This last week in Vietnam is incomparable to anything I have ever experienced. When I walked out of the airport,… Read more
Communication Breakdown PublishedJuly 05, 2017 by Tara Shannon, Stanford Women’s Squash Before leaving to Vietnam, we had an orientation meeting that reminded us time and time again to manage our expectations… Read more
Universal Nonverbal Communication: Tickling PublishedJuly 05, 2017 by Reagan Damoose, Stanford Women’s Lightweight Rowing It was competition day of the first week, Friday. We had been in Vietnam for a little over a week… Read more
Bridging the Distance to New Friends PublishedJuly 05, 2017 by Allie DaCar, Stanford Women’s Lacrosse After the first week of camp I can honestly say I have never been this invested in a group of… Read more
Chit Chat with the Founder PublishedSeptember 01, 2016 by Patrick Gibson, Stanford Men's Cross Country I’ve tried to write this blog entry a couple of different times, and each of them has felt wrong and/or… Read more