Exploring the world through servant leadership
After watching the film “The Year of Living Dangerously,” we answered a few questions about the film, as seen below. 1. Which leader(s) did you admire most? We admired Billy Kwan as a leader the …
The Year of Living Dangerously Read MoreThough I found Bill Gates’ proposal noble and fairly logical, there is one large part of the process he failed to address: the benefit. Or, in other words, what is the incentive for addressing some …
Fixing the World’s Biggest Problems: Doable or noble? Read MoreReading Bill Gates’ article this week actually inspired me while writing an essay for an internship application. Needless to say I agree with much of what he says as it applies to nearly everything that …
Success is in the measurement Read MoreWell one person certainly is trying. Reading article from The Wall Street Journal about Bill Gates and how he is trying to “to Fix The World’s Biggest Problems” ( hunger, death) it calls in my …
How to fix the World? Read MoreOur team stirred up quite the debate when we discussed Billy’s choice to go up to the hotel room and hang the banner demanding Sukarno feed his people, in the emotional decision that led to …
Team 2: Was Billy too emotional to lead? Read MoreQuestion # 4 – Are there any overarching lessons regarding leadership this film portrays? -There are many types of leadership found in this film. Sukarno, the leader of Indonesia is a hypocritical leader. He promises …
Group 4- A Year Lived Dangerously Read MoreElevator Pitch My name is Brian Wise and I am about to graduate from the established Walter Cronkite School of Journalism. I am currently a reporter in the top broadcasting program in the nation, Cronkite …
Elevator Pitch – Brian Wise Read MoreThis weekend with some great friends I have decided to “jump” again to my (so far) “favorite” state California… Actually to Los Angeles for a first time.. Recently my FB signature was that Brazilians know …
Art & America Read MoreGrowing up in a large, Italian family is a lot of fun—when you’re not the baby. As the youngest of seven grandchildren, I was always the one who was left out at family gatherings. I …
My First Lesson in Leadership Read Moreby Sara Steffan My leadership lesson came recently (or my memory doesn’t go very far back!) when I was deciding where to go to college in Fall 2008/early Spring 2009. My parents gave me the …
Learning to be responsible — my first leadership lesson Read More