Today for Haller, we had the opportunity to meet with two key members of our consulting project for Carrigart. Erin McLaughlin, the Ireland Site Director for All People Be Happy, our main consulting client for the people and businesses in Carrigart, and Pitt Business EIR Joe Pietropola, who took part in helping Samsung boost revenue…
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Frederick Honors College and More Opportunities
Visiting the Cathedral and the Frederick Honors College floor was how we started our day today. We met Dave Hornyak, the Assistant Dean of the Honors College, and he gave us a rundown of the Honors College program and the benefits it provides. I am blessed to have been accepted into the school during the…
Oh The Places You’ll Go: The Plus3 Program
Today for Haller, we spoke with David Hornyak, the Assistant Dean of the Frederick Honor’s College, on the opportunities, scholarships, and support provided by the program. We learned specifically how the Honors program supports the students with opportunities and connections to the outside world via. human connections and scholarship help. We also spoke with Bryan…
First Impressions and Project Matchups
Today marks my first two days living in Pittsburgh, and it’s been very different from rural Pennsylvania. Back home, I never had to worry about traffic or navigating busy sidewalks. Here, though, I’m already getting used to walking between classes and exploring different restaurant options that the city has to offer. My roommates and I…
First Impressions ft. A Consulting Project Blueprint
After two days in Pittsburgh at Pitt, I can already tell that this place will feel like home for the next few years. I’ve had the privilege to meet an amazing cohort of fellow Haller students, professors, and locals here; as well as some sneaky pictures of the beautiful scenery here. My first impressions of…
Herd It Through the Fellowship
Hello! My name is Sean Chen, and I am an incoming freshman at the University of Pittsburgh’s College of Business and the Frederick Honors College. Here, I’ve spent my entire life in St. Marys, a quiet, close-knit community where the local joke for the area is that there are more elk than there are people….
Czech-ing this Prague out
Already a week down. I genuinely can’t believe how much has happened in such a short amount of time. Between battling jet lag and figuring out the metro system, it’s safe to say the adjustment has been real. I came in with one goal for the first week: make the unfamiliar feel familiar. That meant…
Seoul – Week 4
It’s been four weeks since I arrived in South Korea, and I have to say—it’s been a pretty amazing ride so far. I’ve gotten to explore parts of Gangnam, take in the peaceful atmosphere of Bongeunsa Buddhist Temple, get lost (in the best way) at the massive COEX Starfield Mall, and look out over the…
Seoul – Week 3
This week, I had the incredible opportunity to visit Seoraksan National Park, nestled near Sokcho city on the breathtaking east coast of South Korea. The towering granite peaks, lush green valleys, and cascading waterfalls created a landscape that felt otherworldly. The air was refreshing, and every trail offered stunning views that made the hike feel…
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