The Delight of Starbucks

October 28, 2009 | 1 Comment

Abdul Aziz Sohail ‘13 (”Aziz”) is a first-year Wien International Scholar from Pakistan who will be contributing regular posts to the Global Brandeis Blog. He’ll be bringing classroom discussions and student dialogues on diversity and religion to life, including global affairs events at New England colleges and universities.  Recently, Aziz experienced his first trip to [...]

Marci McPhee is on a year-long leave of absence from Brandeis University, where she is volunteering as an English teacher at Kwajalein Atoll High School, on an island called Guegeegue (pronounced goo-jee-goo) in the Marshall Islands in the Pacific. In July 2010 she will resume her position as associate director of the International Center for [...]

Flat New World

October 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment

Jacob Bockelmann graduated from Brandeis in 2009 with a Bachelor of Arts in Politics and Economics, with a minor in business.  After taking a class on globalization taught by Professor Thomas Friedman, Jacob gained a new perspective on global issues.  Upon his graduation, he decided to spend his first several months out of college traveling [...]

Melissa Branzburg is a first year candidate in the MBA program. She graduated from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst with two Bachelor of Arts degrees in Journalism and Japanese. As a junior, she travelled for 13 months in Japan, including a 3 month stay in rural Japan studying Japanese puppetry and 10 month stay in [...]

Recycle for a life cycle

October 12, 2009 | 1 Comment

The Latin American and Latino Studies Program offers travel grants for Brandeis students to conduct research in Latin America, the Caribbean, and the Latin American diaspora in the United States.  Brady Anne Wheatley ‘07, one of the past recipients of Jane’s Travel Grant, is currently living and working in Baja California Sur, where she serves [...]

Leo Marcus is another one of our student contributors from the International Business School.  Originally from New York City, he went to Indiana University as an undergraduate, majoring in Psychology.  Upon completion of his Bachelors degree, he took some time off and traveled to France.  Leo was able to learn to speak the French language [...]

We have recruited several students from the International Business School to contribute to the blog. These students will be sharing their personal reflections about “global experiences,” both inside and outside the classroom.
Emily Geismar just started her MA program in International Economics and Finance. After acquiring her Bachelors in Economics from University of Southern Maine, [...]

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