The Dinner took place in the Havana Lounge in Bremen. After welcome speeches by Club President Ulf-Brün Drechsel and special guest Prof. Dr. Wiebke Ahrndt (Director of the Overseas Museum in Bremen), it was time to cut the turkey.
It’s hard to believe, but unfortunately, our students’ time in Bremen is already over and it is time to say “goodbye”. We hope that you enjoyed your time here and wish you all the best for your future. And if you ever get homesick for Germany in the future, you are always welcome to visit us in Bremen!
Our very yummy farewell dinner that we had mid-July
Due to security measurements, we unfortunately weren’t able to take our phones inside of the plant to take any pictures or videos, but believe us, it was truly spectacular and mesmerizing.
In the evening, we concluded our anniversary celebrations with a wonderful dinner at Restaurant Ship Alexander von Humboldt with the current Dickinson-in-Germany students as well as many of our guests of honor.
We would like to thank everyone who took part in our 40th Anniversary Program celebrations. We are so grateful for our Dickinson-in-Bremen community, friends and supporters all around the world.
from left to right: Beth Jones, President John E. Jones and current Dickinson-in-Germany student Delaney Bright ©Antonia Gabler