By Greg Sullivan, USGC International Intern, Panama City, Panama.
My time has come to an end
here in Panama. It has been an enjoyably long summer that has afforded me the
opportunity to meet some fascinating people and experience some
once-in-a-lifetime events. From volunteering at a youth event to jumping off of
a waterfall to coordinating an international agriculture conference in a
foreign country, there will be no shortage of memories and experiences from
which to draw upon in the latter stages of my life. Even though the full value
and extent of this experience will not hit me for some time there are three
areas of learning that likely occurred during my time here and will provide a
solid platform upon which further academic and professional learning will
occur. They are a better understanding of the role of the USGC in the
global agriculture markets, a better understanding of the markets for US grains
in Latin America, and an interesting living experience in a new culture.
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