Within a month of receiving their high school diplomas, six students from Future Nurses Clubs at area high schools traveled through Costa Rica for two weeks as part of Georgia Southern University’s annual Nursing Study Abroad program. The June 2-16 working trip put aspiring nurses in touch with people from a different culture — and, more specifically, their feet. This was the fourth summer that Dr. Marian Tabi, an associate professor of nursing, has led a group of GSU nursing and prenursing students to Costa Rica for a service learning experience.