Tuesday, February 27, 2007
Trying to do something with this year's TLCers
I have just about two full months of programming time till the end of the semester. I would like to do some programming for the current TLCers but I'm finding that I don't have much time. Not only that, I don't even know what their interests in health are so that I can program to that tune. This is dissappointing. Perhaps I'll try to set up some surveys for them and implement the ideas I have for next year's TLCs.
Thursday, February 15, 2007
What I'm thinking... in terms of programming for the TLC
CAREER DEVELOPMENT for the TLCers:
Advice from professionals, guesstimate activities (How many countries in the world? How many tennis balls fit into a Boeing 747? What is the shortest route from Lown to Shapiro Campus Center?)
Leadership training:
Exploration of resources, meetings with faculty and students that run NGOs, campaign and marketing/alt advertising sessions
What else...
I'm still thinking =)
Advice from professionals, guesstimate activities (How many countries in the world? How many tennis balls fit into a Boeing 747? What is the shortest route from Lown to Shapiro Campus Center?)
Leadership training:
Exploration of resources, meetings with faculty and students that run NGOs, campaign and marketing/alt advertising sessions
What else...
I'm still thinking =)
Self-Introduction
Desiree Koh
International student. Junior. Health: Science, Society and Policy (HSSP) and Economics.
Areas of experience:
Manchuria, Singapore, Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean, Arabic, ethnic cooking, vegetarian cooking, canned food, Reslife, Wikipedia, Java programming, organizing health fairs, research, statistics, epidemiology, thoughtful discussion, education, origami... EFFICIENCY
Silly random stuff (only if you're procrastinating):
Allergic to silkworms (to eat), internet-addict, volunteering-addict, often gets confused between which side is left and which side is right =)
International student. Junior. Health: Science, Society and Policy (HSSP) and Economics.
Areas of experience:
Manchuria, Singapore, Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean, Arabic, ethnic cooking, vegetarian cooking, canned food, Reslife, Wikipedia, Java programming, organizing health fairs, research, statistics, epidemiology, thoughtful discussion, education, origami... EFFICIENCY
Silly random stuff (only if you're procrastinating):
Allergic to silkworms (to eat), internet-addict, volunteering-addict, often gets confused between which side is left and which side is right =)
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