The day I met up with our students and program leaders who study and reside in Spain, I experienced what many of our students must feel when they come to Segovia for the first time.
The Journey: Freedom to Be
Feb 3, 2023 7:57:51 AMAcademic Lens: Happiness and Winter
Feb 2, 2023 8:58:41 AMWith temperatures plummeting well below zero over the next two days, we find ourselves in the heart of winter; academic classes, research papers, projects, athletic schedules, and musical rehearsals fill our days and minds. With four weeks until the end of the Winter Term, this stretch of the school year can feel especially challenging for all of us.
Mountain Classroom: Advice from Students
Jan 31, 2023 7:15:06 PMAfter nearly two weeks in the backcountry with little to no service, Mountain Classroom checks in from Santa Fe, New Mexico where adjunct weekend allowed for a bit of down time and a check-in from Mountain Classroom Director Patty Pond and Academic Dean Derek Nussbaum Wagler. Maya ‘23 and Charlie ‘25 share a window into Mountain Classroom Winter 2023 in this week’s blog post.
European Art Classroom: Paris W'23
Jan 30, 2023 7:59:24 AMOcean Classroom: A Day in the Life Aboard Harvey Gamage
Jan 29, 2023 9:42:52 AMProctor’s Winter Ocean Classroom program is in transit from St. Augustine, Florida to the Florida to Key West and the Dry Tortugas. The program brings twelve Proctor students together with seven students from the MET School in Providence, Rhode Island for a one of a kind immersion learning experience at sea. As the group continues their voyage, students reflect on the learning - both in their classes and in their daily life aboard Schooner Harvey Gamage. Read more from Rex below:
The Journey: Human Connection in Aix en Provence
Jan 26, 2023 9:55:14 AMAcademic Lens: When Teachers Become Students
Jan 25, 2023 12:46:21 PM“I wish I could be a student here.” In my first few months working at Proctor, it’s hard to count how many times I’ve heard my fellow faculty say these words. I hear it in the dining hall, I hear it when faculty speak with visiting families, I occasionally hear it when teachers are (gently) reminding their students how many wonderful opportunities they have at their disposal.