Bridge Caribbean 2010: Fantastic Last Day

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Fantastic Last Day

The Caribbean group made it back to Windsor Mountain in the early hours of the morning. They were able to sleep in and enjoy a nice breakfast. Today, the group did a fun presentation in front of the whole summer camp, telling them all about their adventures in the Caribbean. Tonight they are headed out to Daniel's Restaurant, a local favorite, for their final banquet and closure ceremony. All in all, a fantastic last day!

Mail Stop

You can send mail to the Bridge Caribbean group at:

Windsor Mountain Group
c/o The New Montrose Hotel
New Montrose
Kingstown, St. Vincent and the Grenadines

The main addressee should be "Windsor Mountain Group," the student's name should be placed in the bottom left hand corner of the envelope.

Families may send flat letters to the program participants. Please do not send packages or money.

Mail to the Caribbean often takes 2-3 weeks if sent by regular post. If you would like one of the students to receive mail from you during the trip, we recommend sending it the first few days of the trip or using an expedited carrier (such as FedEx or DHL).

The last day for mail pick up will be July 25, please make sure your mail will arrive before then to ensure delivery.

Meet Your Leaders!

Kate Berge

Kate believes that there are no two things that go better together than travel and education, and can be seen spanning the globe, looking for opportunities that allow her to combine these two passions. Kate's experience includes working for Semester at Sea, a "floating university" study abroad program where she planned programs and events for college students aboard the 800-person passenger ship. She also led in-country excursions including a Habitat for Humanity program in South Africa, a homestay trip in India, and a volcano hike (where she roasted marshmallows over active lava!) in Guatemala. Kate holds a Masters in Science from Northeastern University in Applied Education Psychology and a Bachelor's in Psychology from Ithaca College. Kate currently works for the Houston, TX school district's Outdoor Education Center where she teaches science and history classes to groups of 5th graders. She is quite excited for her next great adventure.... BRIDGE CARIBBEAN 2010! This will be Kate's fifth (!) summer with Windsor Mountain and she could not be happier about heading to the Islands with Adam, Max, and a group of awesome students! This will truly be another epic summer of saltfish, breadfruit, and more! (Leaders in Training '06, Bridge Hawaii '07 and '08, Bridge Caribbean '09).

Adam Aronovitz

Adam has committed himself to education both in and out of the classroom. He currently lives in Boston and teaches 6th grade math and leads an Outdoor Education program at the Mario Umana Middle School Academy in East Boston. He absolutely loves to travel and could not be more excited about being a co-leader on the Bridge Caribbean expedition for the third time. He has traveled extensively across the globe and likes nothing more than truly soaking up the culture in various countries and interacting with the local population. Adam earned his undergraduate degree from Tulane University in New Orleans in the field of International Political Economics and earned his master's degree at London's University of Westminster in International Relations. When Adam is not teaching or traveling or continuing his own education, you can find him participating in any out-of-doors activities from sailing to scuba diving and skiing to backpacking. To replenish his reserves for his high-energy lifestyle, Adam enjoys frequenting the many ethnic eateries in the Boston area, especially the fine establishments in Chinatown. (Bridge Puerto Rico '06, Bridge Mexico '07, Bridge Caribbean '08, '09).

Max Mor

After yet another year of bouncing around the planet, Max is so excited to return to Windsor Mountain, and even more excited to be joining the Travel Staff this summer! He is an aspiring cook, frequent guitarist, and firm believer in the power of peanut butter (for both good and evil...). Max can't wait to lead his former LIT's and the newcomers to Windsor Mountain on an exciting journey (that he himself took not too long ago) to the beautiful Grenadines! He's already beginning to dream about reggae vibes, grilled barracuda, and the Island way of life....

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Fantastic Last Day

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