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We hope you enjoy the first edition of the Alumni newsletter for AIESEC Canada’s 20102011 term Alumni Impact Study! Recently, AIESEC Canada and our Venezuelan CEEDer
Danhalit Zamalloa has
conducted an Alumni Impact Study. Thank you for your involvement in that study. We are analyzing data from this study until the end of August and the results will be available during the fall. Here are few quotes collected during these interviews.
Jason Reskind - AIESEC McGill Alumni from the 60s “The experience of working abroad in four different countries during my university career was a most advantageous lesson. When one works abroad, one experiences foreign society as someone working in a business. It gives quite a different exposure to foreign environment and a much deeper appreciation compared to what one could get as a tourist.” Theresa Kane - AIESEC Guelph Alumni from the 70s “I started in a Local Committee and made it to AIESEC International. The thing that I probably learned the best is how to implement change.” Mike Simpson - AIESEC Laurier Alumni from the 80s “Excellent and Priceless – broad based opportunities to expand my competencies in business, and [develop] people skills combined with fun, regional, national, and international opportunities to meet new people, experience new cultures, and develop lasting friendships.” Jeremy Moses - AIESEC Manitoba Alumni from the 90s “AIESEC is people, all of my memories lead to the same conclusion that is all about people.” You want to help more students to live the same kind of experience? Look below to learn how you can give back to AIESEC.
AIESEC Canada 2010-2011