Exploring the world through servant leadership
This semester has been an interesting leadership development opportunity for me. I am an Air Force ROTC Flight Commander, in charge of 9 people. It may not seem like a lot, but of those 9 …
Air Force ROTC Leadership/Mentorship Reflections Read MoreOn Tuesday evening at the Barrett Centennial Lecture, I finally got to hear the remarks from former Costa Rican president Oscar Arias on peace building for the coming generation. I was very intrigued by his …
Lessons on World Peace from Oscar Arias Read MoreI’ll use my post-presentation blog post to respond to a few comments and questions from today’s seminar, and also provide some more visual explanation of my choice in leader profile. Elena asked me what was …
Global Leadership Pattern, blog follow-up Read MoreI really enjoyed today’s presentations on leaders and the qualities they possess. It’s nice to see how different people are motivated and inspired and the different paths there are to achieving success. I wanted to …
Looking further into Queen Rania’s leadership Read MoreToday I was filled with the memory of Former Late Prime Minister of Pakistan’Benazir Bhutto’while Nesima was giving the presentations on the leaders she had chosen. Out of the six leaders,Nesima talked about four of …
Women as Leaders Read MoreDid you know that the estimated population of the world will be 9.3 billion in not more than 40 years? And that by then 70% of people will live in the urban areas? Or did …
7 revolutions Read MoreI met my 15 other Pakistani Humphrey Fellows in GLF on Last Sunday,as I couldn’t meet them in Pakistan due to not attending the pre departure orientation.I was not very much happy to see and …
Pakistanis the biggest number in Humphrey Fellowship Read MoreAs promised last Monday, a little experiment in Storify, where I track Occupy Phoenix through its official coverage, citizen journalism, and social media: View “Phoenix, Occupied?” on Storify [Please forgive the short, lazy blog post; …
The story of Occupy Phoenix (so far) Read MoreSince the series of natural (and nuclear) disasters hit Japan, the country’s tourism industry has been making a slow climb back to its former popularity. However, the country is still seeing a dramatically lower amount …
Push for Renewed Tourism in Japan Read Morehttp://www.washingtonpost.com/world/asia-pacific/toddler-in-china-hit-by-2-cars-then-ignored-dies/2011/10/21/gIQAmamL2L_story.h A 2 year old girl died in China after sustaining severe injuries. She was hit by two cars and, although there were numerous observers, no one came to help her. This was one of …
Desensitization in China Read More