SATA Prague 2005 Blog

The Sata Prague Bloggers

Eva Eckert, Professor of Slavic Studies	Marina Ivanova '06

The SATA Prague blog (short for "Web log") contains the reflections and commentary by Connecticut College student Marina Ivanova '06, and Andrew "Buzzy" Napoli, on their experiences in Prague, Czech Republic, while on one of Connecticut College's unique Study Away/Teach Away programs - SATA PRAGUE 2005 - the third such program there under the direction of Eva Eckert, Professor of Slavic Studies, and department chair.

Marina, a Slavic Studies major, a student writer for the Connecticut College Office of College Relations is Bulgarian-born, and she left that country in 1996 returning to Europe for the first time since then. Professor Eckert says Prague “is not easily assimilated by Americans.”

Eva, a Prague native, offered her postings too. Eva's two children were there with her; her seventeen-year-old daughter helped with the CC students' assimilation to the city, and her younger daughter attended elementary school.

View the SATA Prague 2005 Blog for insights on their stay in the unforgettable city of Prague, a lively, online diary of another unique Connecticut College SATA experience!