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...deal with as we strive to understand ourselves and our growing responsibilities as young adults, we are still in a very privileged environment. The trips that these students will be taking offer a valuable service to the target communities and will also provide an enriching addition to the students?? educational experience if they approach the trips with the right mindset...
...keep the momentum going” so that the project wouldn’t stall during his year-long tenure. LOW-PROFILE PRESIDENTThough many students might not see Bok at House study breaks, the interim president said he hopes that he can leave a more lasting mark on students?? lives.“I’m a transient figure,” he said, “and I thought the best thing I could do for undergraduates was to really use whatever time and energy I had trying to improve the quality of their educational experience...
...fluent enough during those months of immersion to impress Professor of the Practice of African Languages and Cultures John M. Mugane. He then offered her a job her sophomore fall.“Leah has been wonderful because she learned the language and can now be revered by the students??it is achievable,” says Mugane, who is also the director of the African Language Program.LEARNING THE ROPESUnlike their female counterparts, Muneer A. Hameer ’08 and Lwendo grew up speaking Swahili in Tanzania. At the start of his freshman year, Hameer approached Mugane...
...site at Harvard University, so that over the years everyone can see what counts for devoted and effective mentoring in the graduate school at Harvard,” she said. While the students and professors in attendance did not discuss undergraduate advising, one student said that graduate students??who are often advisors for undergraduates—can gain insight into advising from their own mentors. “We really care about [undergraduate] advising as graduate students,” Winthrop House Residential Tutor Jamie L. Jones ’00 said before the ceremony...
...live in Mass. Hall this academic year, down from 24 last year, according to the proctor, David J. Meskill ’88, who said he learned of the plan to empty the building of students last month. He said that Mass. Hall has been a good fit for students??who reside just feet away from the ornate offices of Harvard’s president and provost...