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Camryn S.
Camryn's Program
Camryn (Cami) Sharratt is absolutely thrilled to be spending a semester teaching English in Spain. After completing her bachelors degree at the University of Minnesota this past fall, it seemed indisuputable that a volunteer expendeniture abroad would be the most fruitful and advantageous endeavor to devote her time to. Following her time in Spain, Camryn will be returning to the University to obtain her Master's in Education. At home, Camryn works not only as a full-time student, but also as a doggy-daycare attendant at a local franchise in the Twin Cities area. Additionally, Camryn coaches a local high school forensics team and participates in community theater productions in the summer. In her free time, Camryn loves to hang out with the most amazing people in the entire world (her friends and family), take her beloved dog on walks, and binge-watch Netflix in the comfort of her living room.
Posts
What to Expect When You’re Expecting (To Move to Spain)
I’m absolutely, entirely, totally flabbergasted that my time volunteering in Spain is coming to a close. I promise I’m not exaggerating when I say that this experience has changed my... keep reading
Preparing to Live in Spain: An Examination of Cultural Differences Outside Your Bubble
I suppose you could call me a Goofy-Goober because I absolutely love bubbles (SpongeBob Squarepants fans should understand this classification). Not only do I love the bubbles you blow from... keep reading
Saving Moola for the Teach in Spain Program
A couple of weeks ago, before I embarked on my trip to Madrid, I found myself getting a bit preoccupied about money. Was I spending too much money on this... keep reading
My Commute to School in Spain: Bahs and Barks and Bliss, Oh My
Where I come from in Minnesota, students do not walk to school. The frigid cold weather persuades us to stay in the warmth of our heated vehicles. We search for... keep reading
The Universality of Adolescence
I’m going to assume that most people reading this blog have not seen or heard of the movie 8th Grade (Bo Burnham’s directorial debut) for two reasons: the Indie movie... keep reading