Exploring the world through servant leadership
In May, 2011 the New Yorker‘s Ryan Lizza published a story in the magazine that chronicled the ongoing foreign policy debates within President Barack Obama’s administration. At the centre of the discussions was the question …
“Leading From Behind” Read MoreI have been delivering options and solutions to US government personnel designated as high risk of isolation and/or capture for the past 13 years. I came to the Cronkite to study journalism with the aim …
Character to lead Read MoreMy name is Sholpan Zhaksybaeva. I have come from Kazakhstan. I graduated from the journalism school at Kazakh National University. I worked as reporter and correspondent for several newspapers and TV stations. I worked as …
Learning about leadership through personal experience Read MoreBy: Emily Nichols, edited by: Armen Sargsyan Who is Emily Nichols – and why should I read what she writes? Hi, I’m Emily Nichols and I study public relations at Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite …
Leadership Through Positivity Read MoreMy name is Armen Sargsyan. I am from Armenia, the country where Noah first time stepped down from his Ark. From my window in Yerevan, the capital city I every day see the mount Ararat, …
The “Great Dictator” of Leadership Read MoreWikipedia.org Edited by Andrew Romanov Evaldas Labanauskas is a Hubert H. Humphrey Program Fellow from Lithuania, which is in the Northern/Eastern Europe. For more than 10 years Mr. Labanauskas has been working as a journalist. …
What is leadership? Read MoreIf they are some things I really got and took away through our excursion to the border I will no doubt mention: Engagement, trust, Commitment, loyalty and will of steel. Our first stop on our …
A trip to US-Mexico borderlands in Nogales: when commitment & trust meet up Read MoreWhat a desert can teach you? This riveting question was coined by Steven Kapoloma, Humphrey Fellow from Malawi, and after I lived thirteen months in USA, nine of them in Phoenix, I feel able to …
What a desert can teach a Humphrey Fellow? Read MoreLast April 22, the ASU Center for the Study of Race and Democracy brought Forest Whitake as panelist for its event. Most of us know Forest Whitaker from his artistic standpoint. He is accomplished actor …
An inspiring night with Forest Whitaker Read MoreLast week my fellows and I had the privilege to visit one of the oldest Native American’s parks, namely of the Indian nation Navajo, the Monument Valley. The park is one of the eight Navajo …
Navajo’s Valley of rocks and Forrest’s Gump running stop Read More