SUSI Student Leaders Final Videos

These videos composed by the SUSI Student Leaders groups from the Institute for Training and Development and the University of Arizona.

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A Meeting with Congressman McGovern

On February 16, 2024, a group comprising 40 student leaders from the Institute for Training and Development (ITD) and the University of Arizona met with Congressman McGovern at the Capitol

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Boots on the Ground

By Bali Bock, Owner of Awareness Ranch, Tucson Arizona Rolling your sleeves up, putting on your pants one leg at a time, better late than never. These are all common

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SUSI and my Selection as Associate Provost

By Dr. Hanan Naser, Bahrain My recent elevation to Associate Provost is a direct testament to my unwavering commitment to professional development. A significant catalyst in this trajectory was my

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Entrepreneurship is a Team Sport

By Francisca Villegas, Program Manager, City of Tucson, Arizona Last summer, I received a call asking me to host two fellows from El Salvador. I was thrilled to accept these

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From the Mountains to the Ocean, Everyone has a Story….

By Lukas Ray, Community Collaboration Director at the Kingdom Trail Association in East Burke, Vermont I love stories. Nothing excites me more than sitting down to listen to a good

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Experiencing the Professional Fellows Program Congress

By Maria Yolanda Hernandez, Mexico I am Maria Yolanda Hernandez from Chiapas Mexico. I’m an artisan. I speak Tsotsil, Spanish and English. I am an interpreter to my mother language

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Change is Inevitable, Growth is Optional

By Jakeline Arango, Guatemala I used to encourage everybody to embrace new things, but I did not realize that I was not the most honest preacher of that philosophy. If

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With Opportunities in Our Community

I am Lucía Gómez, from the Tsotsil community in Chiapas, Mexico. I am a member of the Indigenous Organization Kintitlik, which is in the Tojolabal language and means

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Every Woman has an Important Story to Tell 

By Alejandra Ramos, Guatemala The first book that made an impact in my heart was Anne Frank’s journal, The Diary of Anne Frank. I knew the story of a little

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