<p>Rachel Elmakiss  ’20 originally planned to research the importance of coffee to hospitality in Bedouin society and culture in Israel, but her project became more broad than that—and more personally challenging.</p>

Rachel Elmakiss ’20 originally planned to research the importance of coffee to hospitality in Bedouin society and culture in Israel, but her project became more broad than that—and more personally challenging.

<p>Rachel Elmakiss &nbsp;’20 originally planned to research the importance of coffee to hospitality in Bedouin society and culture in Israel, but her project became more broad than that—and more personally challenging.</p>

“Crossing my fingers and going out into the middle of the desert and hoping it worked out”

Welcome to the Odcast, Tales of Teaching and Hands-on Learning at Hendrix College. In this series, faculty members share how they developed engaged learning opportunities for students with the support of the Hendrix Odyssey Program and the Odyssey Professorship program.

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“Crossing my fingers and going out into the middle of the desert and hoping it worked out”

“Crossing my fingers and going out into the middle of the desert and hoping it worked out”