Hi, my name is Kindra Wyatt. I grew up on an organic flower farm in the Appalachian Mountains and spent eight years of homeschooling developing my appetite for adventure, love of creativity and pursuit of knowledge. I attend Hollins University where I am an International Studies major, Anthropology minor and am pursuing certification by the Batten Leadership Institute. I am thrilled about my year abroad and plan on spending my time in Bangalore, India delving into issues of sustainable development, the globalization of culture and socio-economic inequality in post-colonial nations, as well as studying Hindi, Sanskrit and Kannada.
Journal Entries By Kindra
Headed North Pt. 4 – Fun house temples, golden pilgrimages and the Dalai Lama’s home – Amritsar, McLeod Ganj, Dharamsala
Posted on May 11th 2013
From IndiaHeaded North Pt. 3 – One Order of Endless Daal and Chapati with a Side of High-Speed Car Chase, Please! – Agra, Delhi
Posted on May 02nd 2013
From IndiaHeaded North Pt. 1 – Tea and Toy Trains, Mountains and Mist – Guwahati, Siliguri and Darjeeling
Posted on Apr 07th 2013
From IndiaConducting Global Economic Conferences, a 19th Birthday and Bollywood Dancing for 3000 People. What else is new?
Posted on Mar 12th 2013
From IndiaKindra and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day (Alternatively, Positively Known as “How To Be Alone”)
Posted on Jan 21st 2013
From India“I can see China from my house!” – The longest blog post I will ever do.
Posted on Jan 21st 2013
From IndiaDo Not Exceed (1) Checked Bag and (1) Carry-On – Learning How to Pack up My Life Compactly.
Posted on Aug 24th 2012
From India