Here is another look at all of our great adventures in Myanmar. From IMPACT programs to an inside look at media systems in a developing country, the shipboard community has enjoyed this extra time for reflection as the MV World Odyssey prepares for India. More updates to come from Cochin!

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Myanmar IMPACT programs gave students a chance to connect with children in a local orphanage #SAS https://t.co/KWPNetcZkG

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“Traveling – it leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller.” – Ibn Battuta

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I shore am getting a nice tan in this warm weather!

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Students in the Global Media class had the opportunity to visit the Myanmar Times where they talked with CEO Tony Child about the future of a print medium adapting in a world that is rapidly going digital. Through this field lab experience students were able to gain an understanding of the forces shaping the role of the press in contemporary Myanmar. #sas #sassp16 #sasforever #studyabroad #studyatsea #homeiswheretheshipis #ispentasemestersailingaroundtheworld

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During his time in Myanmar, IMPACT Scholar, Christian Lowe, from Texas A&M, gave back to the community by spending his time at a local orphanage. Thanks to One World Football for providing us with soccer balls! #sas #sassp16 #sasforever #studyabroad #studyatsea #homeiswheretheshipis #ispentasemestersailingaroundtheworld #IMPACT

A photo posted by Semester at Sea (@semesteratsea) on Feb 24, 2016 at 6:37pm PST