Scholars on US Business & Economics

I was amazed when I listened to Martin Luther King, jr. saying: “If you can’t fly run, if you can’t run walk, if you can’t walk crawl, but by all

By Gavkhar Sultanova Every person dreams of something and believes that someday their dream will come true. I was so happy and excited when I received an email from the

By Azza Béjaoui, Higher School of Commerce of Tunis, Tunisia « Ce n’est que dans l’aventure que certaines personnes réussissent à se reconnaître- se retrouver » (trans. It is only in adventure

By Heba Ali The first day I went to New York, I felt like I’m walking through a crazy city that never sleeps. Although I come from loud busy city, Cairo, it was too

By Karl P. Campos, Ph.D., University of Southeastern Philippines, Davao City Philippines The mentorship program allowed me to appreciate teaching case studies as one of the tools in teaching business.

By Aleksandra Đorđević, Assistant Prorfessor, University of Belgrade – Faculty of Economics and Business, Serbia Leaving Boston for three days to visit Amherst showed us another side of the Massachusetts

By Paula Esteban It was a cloudy and rainy day, which was refreshing after the heat wave of the days before. We hopped on Eve´s and Nick´s vans on our

By Dr. Hanan Naser, American University of Bahrain As a professor that is always tightened by the academic calendar, summer for me is the only inevitable time of year when

The opportunity to participate in this program came after two years with plenty of changes and I am so grateful for making the decision to participate. When I arrived, the

by Andreia Gabriela Andrei, Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi, Romania Here we are. Friday, July 15th, at the end of 2nd week of SUSI’s six-week program, getting out of