Comments on: An Ethnic Salad and a Mathematical Identity http://www.otherlobe.com/2010/06/an-ethnic-salad-and-a-mathematical-identity/ A Blog About Experiential Education, Social Media, and the Brain... Sun, 05 Feb 2012 14:35:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Kenice Frank http://www.otherlobe.com/2010/06/an-ethnic-salad-and-a-mathematical-identity/comment-page-1/#comment-761 Kenice Frank Thu, 03 Jun 2010 14:05:34 +0000 http://www.otherlobe.com/?p=342#comment-761 Like Dina mentioned, I think that as the next generation in a growing global community, need to take a closer look at how we are exposing our children to the world. At Northeastern University, when I began to step out of my comfort zone, and interact with others from vastly different backgrounds, it seemed to provide me self-growth and a more well rounded view of the world and how we are actually all very similar in a fundamenetal, humanistic way. It was also through my experiential education at NU that I learned how to handle personal interactions of the workplace, professionalis. Learning how to show empathy for others and providing excellent care is something that I learned solely from working at a hospital after I graduated. These experiences combined have provided me the passion and confidence that I will need to succeed in my career. Great interview and I look forward to hearing more about this 'neur atoeconomics' area! Like Dina mentioned, I think that as the next generation in a growing global community, need to take a closer look at how we are exposing our children to the world. At Northeastern University, when I began to step out of my comfort zone, and interact with others from vastly different backgrounds, it seemed to provide me self-growth and a more well rounded view of the world and how we are actually all very similar in a fundamenetal, humanistic way.

It was also through my experiential education at NU that I learned how to handle personal interactions of the workplace, professionalis. Learning how to show empathy for others and providing excellent care is something that I learned solely from working at a hospital after I graduated. These experiences combined have provided me the passion and confidence that I will need to succeed in my career.

Great interview and I look forward to hearing more about this ‘neur atoeconomics’ area!

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