One of the most highly anticipated, yet truly bittersweet events transpired within the past month. The Class of 2014 graduated. We were filed away as alumni, to make room for the incoming new students. Those that will quickly learn that summer parking in the Fishburne deck should not be taken...
Hey folks! So as I mentioned before, five of us one-years decided to spend 11 days travelling around Costa Rica during Spring Break. We couldn’t let all of our friends going on International Mid-Semester Modules have all the fun! The crew was as follows: Jimmy from Taiwan, Pablo from Colombia,...
2015 Australia/New Zealand Japan/Hong Kong Nicaragua South Africa Southeast Asia (Thailand, Cambodia, Myanmar) 2014 India Vietnam/Singapore Nicaragua/Costa Rica Argentina/Chile 2013 Nicaragua & Costa Rica India Japan Brazil South Africa
As mentioned in earlier blog posts, students have a choice to enroll in a local Mid-Semester Module (affectionately abbreviated as MSM) or earn their global credit through an international MSM. I chose to take Brandon Smith’s “Advanced Communication Skills for High Potentials” MSM on campus and then spend the next...
Happy 2014 everybody! This semester has gotten off to a very interesting start, complemented by some very interesting weather patterns. We were able to get through the first three weeks of class unscathed; however, the fourth brought to Atlanta what many are calling Snowpocalypse, Snowmageddon, Atlan-tarctica and so on. To...
Instead of posting lengthy discourse on just how happy I am to be done with finals and to have an entire month (!) off for the holidays, I will keep this post short and sweet. Congratulations to those individuals who were accepted through the first round of applications, and I...
Hear from One-Year MBA 2014 guest blogger Ali Fadlallah, as he shares his experience at the recent trip to Fort Benning, Dec 13 -14 for our MBA student leadership development trip: DAY 1: “Team full-time”—Christina, John, Kyle, Prem, Rachel and I—have no idea what to expect. Having served in the military,...
This is about that time in the semester when I being waxing poetic about how wonderful the semester was, how fast it went by and how I cannot believe I am standing at the edge of my last semester in business school. Funny enough, amidst the planning for this blog...