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Category Archives: Smithsonian Student Travel
Teacher Appreciation Week 2012: A note of thanks and admiration
We work with teachers every day. We know firsthand how the hours they clock exceed the ringing of the school bells. We know how their passion for learning and dedication to their students drives their work. We know they inspire, … Keep reading …
Educational Travel Advisor Spotlight: Margie N.
After starting her career as a certified recreation therapist, Margie N. of North Carolina found her true calling in life as a high school Spanish teacher. In her past 22 years as a teacher, Margie has been extremely involved in … Keep reading …
Educational Travel Advisor Spotlight: Judy H.
Many people may say they are avid travelers. With 30 countries and 49 states on her “I’ve been there” list, Judy H. can truly call herself an avid traveler. She says that she uses her travels to bring the world … Keep reading …
The Battle of Shiloh: 150 Years
We are in the midst of the historic 150th anniversary of the Civil War. Among the battles that took place on American soil, the Battle of Shiloh, also known as Pittsburg Landing, is one of the most remembered. Today marks … Keep reading …
Educational Travel Advisor Spotlight: Nate M.
Learn about history teacher, coach, Smithsonian Student Travel Group Leader and Educational Travel Advisor Nate M. from Kansas. (And let’s not forget, he’s also the 2010 National History Teacher of the Year!) Nate M. definitely makes history come alive for … Keep reading …
Giving Back This Holiday Season
Everyone at Smithsonian Student Travel recently got in the holiday spirit by taking some time to volunteer. We had the privilege of spending an afternoon at the non-profit organization; Cradles to Crayons. Their mission is to provide clothing, toys, school … Keep reading …
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Meet Gillian Smith!
I’m happy to introduce Gillian Smith to our blog readers. Gillian is a tour consultant here at Smithsonian Student Travel and will be posting about her insights into student travel. (Check out her post about Ellis Island.) Here are a … Keep reading …
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Recruitment Tips
One of the best parts of a tour consultant’s job is hearing the success stories of first-time group leaders who may be a bit nervous at first about getting students enrolled on their tours, and then end up exceeding their … Keep reading …
The Impact of Travel
This week, cities around the U.S. are celebrating National Travel and Tourism Week. Earlier this week more than 50 cities held rallies to promote and applaud the value and impact of travel for both travelers and those who work in … Keep reading …
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