This my storyboard for my final project, I’m focusing on essentials every international student coming to the College of Wooster in Ohio might need. I’m also planning to gather student opinions on the best recommendations and which ones they advise for new students, along with some insights from my own experience as finding a job on campus.
Wooster Essentials for International Students (arcgis.com)
This project explores a comprehensive guide to key locations that international students may need during their time in Wooster. It includes vital places such as grocery stores, transportation hubs, medical centers, barbershops, and essential service providers. Designed to help students navigate their first days and weeks, the map offers practical information on where to find necessary items for self-care and living, ensuring that students feel supported and confident in their new environment. This Map aims to make settling in easier, offering a user-friendly reference for international students to explore their new surroundings with ease.
This photo was taken in 2021 during the final ceremony of the Hult Prize Global Competition at the University of Palestine, where I was honored as a member of the organizing team for the Competition . It holds significant memories, effort, and meaning for me, capturing numerous moments and friendships, even if they aren’t visible in the picture.
Here is my most recent photo, which holds great significance for me. It was taken on my first day at the University of Wooster. Despite its slight blur, it vividly captures the immense joy I felt during that time.
This picture of Al-Azhar University in Gaza City that holds a special place in my heart was taken on Aug 10, 2023. I used to spend countless hours there, diving deep into front-end development, improving my skills. But during the current war in Gaza, the university was completely destroyed—it’s gone now, just rubble where so many memories were made. Whenever I look at that picture, it brings a rush of emotions, a reminder of all that’s been lost, not just the building, but the time and memories.