Jennifer Tubbs
Jennifer is thrilled to be returning to Mexico with CIEE this year! Last summer, she was in Guanajuato, Mexico, leading a Service & Leadership program as well as in Monteverde, Costa Rica, where she worked with students on a biodiversity program. Jennifer loves sharing her passion for the Spanish language and Latino culture with students. When she's not teaching or studying, Jennifer enjoys hiking and being outdoors.
Posts
Último Día en CAIMEDE
Our last day at the service site was bittersweet - we began by sharing cookies and donuts with the children and ended by painting a mural on the garden walls... keep reading
Students Hard at Work!
After two weeks at CAIMEDE, a government-run orphanage, our students have volunteered in almost every capacity. From painting the dormitories to weeding the garden, students have lent a hand in... keep reading
Cenotes Sagrados y Ruinas Mayas
Our weekend adventure in Valladolid started off with a bang - the Light Show at Chichén Itzá. An ancient temple illuminated in the night sky told the history of the... keep reading
Beach Day with Host Family: Guest Post by Amelia Harris
Hello! My name is Amelia Harris and I am from the Bay Area in California. Today is Day 15 of our CIEE trip in Mérida and we spent the day... keep reading
Sol y son: An Adventure-Filled Weekend
From a visit to el Progreso beach to a traditional dance lesson to a dip in a nearby cenote, this weekend had it all!
Student Takeover!: Guest Post By Participant Lucy Wallis
My name is Lucy Wallis! This fall, I will be a Junior at Loy Norrix High School in Kalamazoo, Michigan. This morning marked the halfway point of our Service and... keep reading
Chévere Chichén Itzá
Tuch, xik’, hach - if this all sounds Greek to you, you wouldn’t be far off! Last week we learned some Mayan vocabulary to prepare us for our trip to... keep reading
A punto de partir
Some very brief reflections on my year spent teaching in Chile: As I prepare to leave Chile for Ecuador and Colombia and, eventually, the United States, I find myself thinking... keep reading