Teacher! Teacher! PublishedJuly 05, 2018 by Kayla McCoy, Duke Women's Soccer On our first day of work at ACJ primary school in the South African township of Nomzamo, the team of… Read more
The Language Hurdle PublishedJuly 05, 2018 by Sydnei Murphy, Duke Women's Track and Field It was not until about our third day on project that the language barrier became a problem. If it had… Read more
My New Network PublishedJuly 05, 2018 by Aleeza Yu, Stanford Women's Gymnastics My first week in South Africa has been the most immersive learning experience of my life. I have been so… Read more
The Simple Things PublishedJuly 05, 2018 by Amelia Smith, Stanford Beach Volleyball We always underestimate the importance of the little events and the simple things that bring us joy. Always looking for… Read more
Small Snapshots of Our Time in South Africa PublishedJuly 05, 2018 by Anja Zehfuss, Stanford Women's Rowing "A lot of my favorite moments of the program have taken place on a medium-sized blue wraparound couch. Who knew… Read more
Lasting Impact PublishedAugust 04, 2017 by Mickayla Hinkle, Duke Women's Swimming and Diving Before my journey to South Africa began I had one constant question on my mind, “What kind of impact will… Read more
Perspective Gained and Changed PublishedAugust 03, 2017 by Sean Tate, Duke Men's Swimming and Diving Now back on U.S. soil, I’ve used the last few days to decompress and to reflect heavily on our trip… Read more
Photos of Adventure and Unity PublishedAugust 03, 2017 by Logan Karam, Stanford Women's Soccer Molo (Hello)!! Its been almost a week since I have been back in the United States and I have been… Read more
Thank You, Nomzamo PublishedAugust 03, 2017 by Araad Fisher, Duke Men's Wrestling In recalling my 3 week ACE experience in the surrounding area of Cape Town, South Africa, it’s difficult to give… Read more
Leaving With More Than We Came With PublishedJuly 28, 2017 by Chloë Lewis, Duke Women's Lacrosse The three weeks that our ACE team spent exploring and coaching in South Africa flew by. During our first two… Read more