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You can't just send cameras up to orbit and that's it. It's the difference between looking at a National Geographic magazine and actually walking around in Morocco. You must have people who are actually there.
Kevin J. Anderson

Morocco is a very exotic and diverse country. When I began constructing this website and including all the basic information of a quick "get-to-know-me" profile, I realized that the only way to make this webiste different than any of the others out there would be to include information on what the country was really like.

Therefore...

WHAT TO EXPECT:

This website will contain the traditional basic facts about the country as provided by www.cia.gov
It will also have a link to Study Abroad Opportunities at the College of Charleston as well as testimonials by students who have traveled there.
I would like to thank Aubrey Straub, Morgan Kaminski, Colin Roberston, and Hart Moede for allowing me to use their personal photographs in my website. Please be sure to appreciate these pictures of their first-hand experiences.
Enjoy!

Geography
Government
Current Events
Historical Timeline
Student Testimonials
Urban Development in the Rabat-Salé region, Beni Amir plains, and the Anti-Atlas Mountians
People
Study Abroad Programs at the College of Charleston

Welcome to Morocco!!!!