Nepal & Morocco in Photos
Amy Gottlieb is a traveler, photographer, and public health student at UT. She has
served as a Peace Corps volunteer as an environmental educator and as a community developer. She taught environmental science to 700 children, spearheaded an AIDS awareness campaign, and founded Jaimaica's first off-road triathlon (currently in its 13th season). She also worked in Bolivia to evaluate one of Pan-American Health Organization's (PAHO) new water sanitation modules. More recently, she backpacked solo across Morocco. With its beautiful Kasbahs, mosques, beaches and deserts, Morocco offers a delight to any traveler. From its famous Souks in Marrakesh to the High Atlas Mountains, Morocco is simply intriguing. As a female traveling alone, she found the country very easy to navigate. The public transportation systems were reliable, the food was delicious and the people were incredibly friendly. Visit her JumpArtist profile to contact her directly.
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While pursuing her first love, public health, photographer Amy Gottlieb has been able to travel the world with her camera by her side. Her work and passion for travel has led her to numerous regions of the world, including Africa, Asia, Latin America and Europe.
Nepal
Morocco
Amy Gottlieb is a traveler, photographer, and public health student at UT. She hasserved as a Peace Corps volunteer as an environmental educator and as a community developer. She taught environmental science to 700 children, spearheaded an AIDS awareness campaign, and founded Jaimaica's first off-road triathlon (currently in its 13th season). She also worked in Bolivia to evaluate one of Pan-American Health Organization's (PAHO) new water sanitation modules. More recently, she backpacked solo across Morocco. With its beautiful Kasbahs, mosques, beaches and deserts, Morocco offers a delight to any traveler. From its famous Souks in Marrakesh to the High Atlas Mountains, Morocco is simply intriguing. As a female traveling alone, she found the country very easy to navigate. The public transportation systems were reliable, the food was delicious and the people were incredibly friendly. Visit her JumpArtist profile to contact her directly.
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