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Memorial Day: UAlbany MBA Students Helping Honor Flight Program - TWC News
TWC News | Memorial Day: UAlbany MBA Students Helping Honor Flight Program TWC News "The last day of classes June 4th, coincidentally Honor Flight has a leaving for D.C. and we hope to be there to see them off and wish them well," UAlbany Weekend MBA 2016 Cohort Jason Leszczynski said. "It's one thing to support a cause and donate to ... |
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"Leading the first ever Global Study Trip (GST) to my home country, Honduras, was one of the most rewarding and fulfilling experiences I had while at the GSB. The participants were so inquisitive and engaged. I learned so many new things about my country as I was able to see Honduras through 31 foreign, diverse, and attentive eyes. I didn’t feel like I showed them my country, we saw it together. I did not teach them, we taught each other.
This wonderful cultural exchange that ensued would not have been possible without the effort and coordination of the planning leadership team. One of my teammates later shared with me that my love for Honduras and my desire to successfully execute the first-ever trip to my country really drove them to go above and beyond. This experience taught me to never underestimate the motivating power of passion." –Carolina Rivera (MBA ’16)
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This wonderful cultural exchange that ensued would not have been possible without the effort and coordination of the planning leadership team. One of my teammates later shared with me that my love for Honduras and my desire to successfully execute the first-ever trip to my country really drove them to go above and beyond. This experience taught me to never underestimate the motivating power of passion." –Carolina Rivera (MBA ’16)
View more #gsbinthemoment student portraits and reflections: http://stanford.io/1T2bT3e
Photo by Toni Bird
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