Rangga Husnaprawira, the former Chief Product Officer of Indonesia’s GovTech Edu, invited me to join him for a short period of time as he started his new role as Expert-in-Residence at Intercorp Education, working to help the Intercorp Group’s Innova Schools in Lima, Peru.
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In the words of famous farmer-poet Wendell Berry, “eating is an agricultural act.” Western countries have had a good problem for the last decades: food is too cheap. Food has been produced for decades with the planet paying the price.
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2024 class represents Program's 35th anniversary developing "Lifelong Leaders for a Better World"
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2024 class represents Program's 35th anniversary developing "Lifelong Leaders for a Better World"
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As a first generation American, native Spanish speaker, and educator, I believe innovative approaches to serving diverse student populations are crucial in creating inclusive and culturally responsive learning environments. Such approaches can help bridge language barriers, recognize cultural strengths, and provide a more equitable learning environment, ultimately enhancing all students’ educational experience.
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During the spring and summer of 2023, many people asked me what my upcoming plans were, which was to be expected as I was graduating from college. However, when I responded with the unexpected, that I was leaving America to study abroad in Taiwan for several months, they would react with a slightly alarmed, slightly amused look. Their surprise was twofold.
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Dubai, the treasure of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), represents a unique combination of modernity and tradition. Despite its rapid development and global status as a financial and commercial hub, Dubai remains deeply connected to its Emirati culture, allowing travelers like me to experience a beautiful blend of wellness experiences and local customs. I would like to delve into my recent exploration of wellness and cultural richness in Dubai, emphasizing its transformation into a haven for serenity amidst the bustling metropolitan landscape.
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As Spring nears its end, the Milken Scholars Program has now wrapped up the 2024 Spring Campus Visits.
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In February 2024, I traveled to Guatemala and explored the relationship between the country's natural environment and its Indigenous peoples, not only in Native communities' conservation work, but also in how nature influences Guatemalan culture.
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At the beginning of this year, I wrote about my experiences traveling through Taiwan, particularly regarding my observations on its approach to innovation and my first-hand experience with one of its most innovative startups. This past February, I had the opportunity to travel again in Asia, this time to India, one of the most entrepreneurial countries in the world.
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March 2024 will be a watershed moment in how I experience the world. My first trip to Asia with fellow Milken Scholar, Yalie and educator Marisol Leon opened up my mind to new adventures and new ways of seeing the role of government in supporting a country’s growth. While we took advantage of the opportunity to eat delicious food and sight see, throughout the trip we took time to learn about Education in Vietnam and Singapore.
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The Seine winds through the heart of Paris, carrying centuries of history and culture. People stroll, boats tour, and buildings look out onto this iconic waterway. The Seine embodies Parisian charm. Paris plans for the river Seine will get its moment to shine on the world stage with the upcoming Olympics. City officials are hoping for the swimming leg of the triathlon event to take place in the Seine. However, there are issues with Paris’s water management that currently make the river unsafe to swim in.
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