"10,000 Monks Charity Event" Chiang Mai, Thailand
What happens when you have 10,000 monks collecting alms, people donating food, and the Thai military present to lend a hand? A HUGE charity event for the monks in southern Thailand. The issue of human rights has existed as long as humans have been around and it affects people in every part of the world. Southern Thailand has a large number of Muslims who do not want to change their ways from being practicing Muslims and, yet, the Thai government says they must if they are going to reside in Thailand. Military action has been brought against the Muslims so some Muslims have started to fight back by hurting and killing monks living near them. The quantity of the food being collected on this day alone will not rid the world of lack of human rights or even Thailand of lack of human rights, but every mouthful counts to lending a hand to those in need.
"Dragons are Extinct" Golden Triangle, Thailand
Although we should have been remorseful knowing that dragons and serpents of this size no longer exist, we could not help but take advantage of such an opportunity to get about half our class on the back of this creature.
"Boundaries" Golden Triangle, Thailand
What do you see? I see trees, water, buildings, land, sky, and clouds. Others see three countries (Burma, Laos, and Thailand), three sets of laws, three living conditions. One's way of life (from birth to death) is completely determined by the human invention of borders and boundaries.
"A Religious Peace" Plikweewek Buddhist Retreat outing near the Burmese border in Thailand
Peace has been sought after for thousands of years. Five of our CRC peers have incorporated what we have learned throughout the semester of comparing several religions, and taken a stand on their version of peace.
Student Sarah Iskander leans how the BriBri process their corn.
A group of Costa Rica Center Freshman spent the weekend at the New Dawn Center in San Isidro Costa Rica.
This is on an organic farm that Global College students visited in the Buenos Aires region of Costa Rica.
Global College student Vicki Lau assists Gisele a girl from La Carpio with her understanding on the English alphabet.
Molly sits at the site of the Golden Temple in Amritsar, the most important site in the Sikh religion. 
Julie gathers with a local family in Varanasi for an afternoon of sharing tea and drawing henna designs. 
Students on CRC had the opportunity to attend a once-every-twelve-year Kumbha Mela festival in Haridwar, India. Students attended lectures and visited gathering sites of many religious devotees, including this man dressed in pink. Image captured by Sophie Kirpan on February 2nd, 2010 on the India portion of CRC.
CRC students participate in a puja (prayer ceremony) preformed by a local priest at a festival in Haridwar, India. 
Sunset on the Lake— Udaipur's Lake Palace is famously beautiful, but the buildings on the shore are just as stunning, glowing yellow as the sun sets.
Sun Drying— Long plain white sheets are washed and then dried in the sun by being hung several meters off the ground at the Sakshi block printing factory in Sanganer, a town outside of Jaipur in the northern state of Rajasthan. There are many textile businesses here, but few remain chemical free and traditional like this one.
Making Breakfast Chapatis— My host mother for two days in the desert village Keeta makes breakfast in her kitchen for me and her children. Afterwards she goes to the front room of the small house where she teaches preschool to many kids including her own daughter.
A Bit of Everything— Indian Cuisine Elective instructor Naveen Shah tastes the dishes the class prepared for the final test, which involved planning and cooking an entire meal, and then eating it!
"Message of Love" Sunrise viewed from Yagaji-jima, Okinawa, Japan at the Message of Love festival on 7/7/07. 
"Bauls of Bengal" A group of Bauls perform in a rural village in northern West Bengal, India.
"Swayambhu" At the top of the Swayambhu Stupa in Kathmandu, Nepal. 
"Last day in Hampi" A monkey comes to watch the sunset over Hampi, India from high up above.
This photo was taken in Sarapiqui as the effects of the bananas were unveiled to students.
This photo was taken in Boruca at the water fall, both the lighting and the formation of the rocks were inspiring.
This photo was taken on the trip to Sarapiqui while students were shown what existed pre-banana plantations.
4) Global Issue: Variation in Culture 
3) Global Issue: Inclusion in Society 
2) Global Issue: Sustainable Farming or Big Business Agriculture? 
1) Global Issue: Understanding Another Religion 
