A Two-Year Plan Turned into A Life Abroad: Adapting to the Unexpected with Florencia Colella
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Lucky to Be Here is a podcast that showcases those who took the leap to build lives and careers across countries. They share their stories, their lessons, and their advice to show us what it means, and what it takes, to build a life and career abroad.
What may start as a short adventure to try something different might become the journey of a lifetime, or at least over a decade. That is what happened to our guest in today’s episode, Florencia Colella after she accepted a Fulbright scholarship.
Florencia is a financial facilitator in agri-food systems. She fosters conversations around economic issues among farmers, academics and other public and private organizations. She was also a Fulbright recipient to pursue graduate studies in the US, where she has since lived on and off for over a decade.
Florencia shares her journey from Argentina to the United States starting as a Fulbright grantee for a two-year program, and navigating cultural differences, immigration challenges, and building a life abroad along the way. Throughout the conversation, we touch on several practical insights for international students and immigrants, including the financial system and the importance of building a credit score, and the role that having built a local community played when sorting out moving back and forth.
Keywords
international students, immigration, cultural adaptation, US visa process, life abroad, Fulbright scholarship, cultural differences, community support, visa challenges, personal growth, bicultural relationships
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Florencia Colella
02:28 Journey to the US: The Fulbright Experience
04:18 Cultural Adaptation and Belonging
10:58 Navigating Relationships Across Cultures
13:22 The Reality of Migration and Job Offers
17:23 Settling in the US: Challenges and Community Support
26:36 Life in Fremont: Family and Stability
38:01 Reflections and Advice for Future Migrants
Lucky to Be Here is hosted by Dr. Analía Gómez Vidal, C.P.C. and produced by AGV Services LLC.
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