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The Marksperience.

This is a place where I use all the means of mass communication available to me for the sole purpose of sharing stories with you. Get excited.   

The site is split into three types of storytelling.

Video.
Opinion Columns.
Photos

And featuring a New Section!
Resources, References & Recommendations
Movies and books I recommend, as well as references to places around the world where you can Get Involved!

because that is the point...


Follow the links above to find each one.

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Set. (are you really still reading this?)
Go!

                                          
           
    So...who am I why is this website here?
    Glad you asked!

    It is most likely that you are on this site because you know me in some  way shape or form, but is is very possible you could be a complete stranger.  If you are, the following is for you!
     So my name is Mark Nehrenz, and I am a  student at the University of  Oklahoma. I have a major in journalism and a minor in African studies. I recently spent 3 weeks in Kenya, and have just returned from a semester Abroad at the University of Pretoria in Pretoria,  South Africa. While in South Africa I was also able to visit Mozambique, Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Malawi, and Swaziland.
   I created this website as a place to share my experiences with  anyone who wants to hear, see, or read about them.
   As an American who wants to use whatever forms of media I can to tell
 stories about my experiences in life, this is a little creative communication  experiment.
  I have been blessed with the opportunity to see some amazing things
 in the past few year. I have witnessed pure untouched beauty coupled
with indescribable pain and suffering. I have made friends for life an  found a home away from home.
 My ultimate goal for this website is for you to leave having seen things through my eyes for a few minutes. What happens after that is up to you.

  For the time being, please direct any questions or comments to
  MarkNehrenz@ou.edu