By Emily Lapp, MBA Student I signed up for the Mondragon Experience (GSBA 594 Models of Particpatory Leadership) because I wanted to study abroad and receive 3 units of credit during the summer semester. I briefly glanced at the syllabus Continue reading
“The summer study abroad program in Munich and Athens was incredible because it brought what we were studying to life. The European Union is currently in the midst of an incredibly trying time and to actually be there, on the Continue reading
It’s almost impossible to put into words how transformative and enriching studying abroad really is. This short video really captures the student experience… Click and see Munich and Athens through the eyes of Mario Orozco. [youtube]https://youtu.be/KjynQRxj8VA[/youtube]
Written by MSGL student Steven Cummings, a participant in the Summer 2015 Munich & Athens program abroad. Lessons for International Travel: Lesson #1: Never freak out – go with the flow – there’s almost always a solution. May 21st: I begin Continue reading
[youtube]https://youtu.be/7RIoCh3MO8I[/youtube] This summer, student Hannah Mueller went to London, Paris, and Rome for 2 weeks as a part of the University of San Diego Master’s of Accountancy program. Check out her adventures abroad! Check out our website for more info on Continue reading
During the Spring 2015 semester, I-Shen “Kelly” Wu, a senior double majoring in International Business and Accounting, completed the ABCs of International Trade Certificate Program as one of her Ahlers Center Fellowship activities. The program is a series of workshops designed especially Continue reading
One of the world’s most recognizable brands, McDonald’s is not just a multinational corporation: it’s an eleven-figure global entity with over 34,500 restaurants worldwide in 120 countries. Bob Langert, retired Vice President of Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability at McDonald’s, Continue reading
What began as founder Yvon Chouinard’s desire to create stronger and more durable gear for his own recreational hiking in 1957 in Southern California has now morphed into a multimillion-dollar global corporation that is actively involved in environmental conservation and protection Continue reading
In January 2015, graduate student Elizabeth Tanner participated in the intersession course (Global Entrepreneurship for Social Change) program in Buenos Aires, Argentina and got a first-hand look at Argentine economics, including a growing wealth gap, which has been affected by Continue reading
Lucky were the faculty members that attended the Spring 2015 Faculty Development Trip in Encenada, Baja California, Mexico this month: not only did they get social-networking-worthy views and activities, but they were able to visit a company and three wineries, Continue reading
