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Current and admitted students in Kogod's PMBA program joined faculty and staff for a picnic on the Kogod lawn on Sunday, June 2. At the picnic, Program Director Jill Klein announced the location for the cohort's global learning trip. They will be spending two weeks in Argentina and Uruguay in May of next year.
Indonesian Ambassador Dino Patti Djalal addresses the crowd at a gala dinner sponsored by the Indonesian American Chamber of Commerce and The Halle Institute at Emory University, Sept. 7, 2011. His visit was part of The Halle Institute's Halle Speaker Series.
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Photo by Wilford Harewood.
"My name is Lexi Giannone. I am from Long Island, NY and I am a senior nursing student at Misericordia University. I spend a lot of time thinking about the places I’d like to travel to one day. I’ve traveled out of the country a few times for family vacations, but never to do something like this. Africa has always been a place that I’ve dreamt of visiting, but I never thought I would be going there to extend a helping hand doing what I love to do. This trip will definitely be a once in a lifetime opportunity. Not only will I be able to help people there with the knowledge that I have, but I will also have the opportunity to learn things that I may never learn about or see in the United States.
I wasn’t always a nursing major. I actually changed my major from speech language pathology to nursing. I have never been happier with my decision. Nursing, to me, is about empathy, caring for someone, and advocating for that person. You aren’t just a nurse, you are a teacher and someone to trust and confide in when they are sick and/or hurt. I have grown to be very passionate about my future profession, and everything that it takes to be a nurse. These are all things that I am proud to learn and become.
I am overwhelmed with emotions as I prepare for this trip since I have never done anything like this before. I simply cannot even imagine the things and the people that I will encounter there. One thing about me is that I love to learn. Being the fact that we are traveling to a third world country, I am ecstatic to learn about their culture and way of life. I am hoping that our experience there will open up our eyes to the way in which these people live as we are living so differently, and that we can bring as much help to them as we possibly can. I’m hoping that while we are in Tanzania I am able to work with many children." - Lexi
Guests listen to Indonesian Ambassador Dino Patti Djalal at a gala dinner sponsored by the Indonesian American Chamber of Commerce and The Halle Institute at Emory University, Sept. 7, 2011. His visit was part of The Halle Institute's Halle Speaker Series.
Learn more: bit.ly/djalalemory
Photo by Wilford Harewood.
Ross Mason, chair of the Georgia Department of Community Health and founder of the Healthcare Institute for Neuro-Recovery and Innovation (HINRI), served as honorary president of The Halle Institute's mini-summit on cardio-metabolic syndrome. Here he gives the keynote address on the evening of Oct. 13, 2011. The event was part of The Halle Institute's Research Program.
Learn more: bit.ly/combating-cms
Photo by Chris Savas
Ross Mason, chair of the Georgia Department of Community Health and founder of the Healthcare Institute for Neuro-Recovery and Innovation (HINRI), served as honorary president of The Halle Institute's mini-summit on cardio-metabolic syndrome. Here he gives the keynote address on the evening of Oct. 13, 2011. The event was part of The Halle Institute's Research Program.
Learn more: bit.ly/combating-cms
Photo by Chris Savas
Current and admitted students in Kogod's PMBA program joined faculty and staff for a picnic on the Kogod lawn on Sunday, June 2. At the picnic, Program Director Jill Klein announced the location for the cohort's global learning trip. They will be spending two weeks in Argentina and Uruguay in May of next year.
Current and admitted students in Kogod's PMBA program joined faculty and staff for a picnic on the Kogod lawn on Sunday, June 2. At the picnic, Program Director Jill Klein announced the location for the cohort's global learning trip. They will be spending two weeks in Argentina and Uruguay in May of next year.
Guests listen to Indonesian Ambassador Dino Patti Djalal at a gala dinner sponsored by the Indonesian American Chamber of Commerce and The Halle Institute at Emory University, Sept. 7, 2011. His visit was part of The Halle Institute's Halle Speaker Series.
Learn more: bit.ly/djalalemory
Photo by Wilford Harewood.