We have come to the end of our short series following student stories in their Field Education experiences. Our final episode showcases stories of three students who served international placements during their time at Duke Divinity School.

Student intern host Evelyn Archer-Taminger connects with colleagues to explore three examples of the broad range of experiences that students have in service internationally. Stephanie Hilton, M.Div. '21, tells about her time in Uganda where she worked with a rural Roman Catholic parish and school. In a location on the other side of the world, we'll also hear from Kyle Tremblay, M.Div. '21, and Benjamin Crook, M.Div. '21, who lived and served at La Casa del Migrante a men’s guesthouse in Tijuana, Mexico in 2019. Learn more about the variety of international placements available through Field Education at Duke Divinity School here.

Thank you for joining us for this episode and this student-hosted series, Engaging in the Field.