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2024, Belgium, European Investment Management, Faculty-led and Field Trip Programs, France, Germany, Switzerland, United Kingdom
It is definitely true that European countries emphasize health and the outdoors in a more natural and more prevalent way than what I am used to in the States. In regard to final reflections about what …
Continue Reading about Entry #2 – Final Reflection – Carissa Heimer
2024, Belgium, Faculty-led and Field Trip Programs, France, Germany, Switzerland, United Kingdom
This specific program, the Adam C. Sinn Investment Management trip, starts in New York and then goes abroad on a fast-paced schedule to several countries throughout Europe. The first location abroad …
Continue Reading about Entry #1 – Initial Impressions – Carissa Heimer
2024, Faculty-led and Field Trip Programs, Italy, Italy Business
While on my study abroad in Italy, I am taking a class on global leadership. Learning from our professor about cultural intelligence through our book and his own experiences has been eye opening. …
Continue Reading about Learning About Cultural Intelligence Abroad – Karli Siptak
2024, Faculty-led and Field Trip Programs, Italy, Italy Business
Studying abroad in Italy was a unique opportunity that allowed me to holistically grow as an individual. From having classes in the midst of famous, historical sites to immersing myself in the rich …
2024, Faculty-led and Field Trip Programs, Italy, Italy Business
One of my favorite day trip visits we did as a class was our adventure to Venice. Although it was a little rainy in Venice that day, I thoroughly enjoyed learning about and exploring the unique city. …
Continue Reading about A Day Trip to Venice – Hope Rosenberg
2024, Faculty-led and Field Trip Programs, Italy, Italy Business
Before studying abroad, my experience exploring the world was very small. I had never been abroad before let alone traveled outside of Texas by myself. Through this experience, I was put in situations …
Continue Reading about Stepping Out of My Comfort Zone – Hope Rosenberg