We could not be doing this program if it
wasn’t for the home-town connections of Branly Eugene and Blucher Menelas and
their life-long friend from youth, Allan Alexandre. Dr. Oliver and I are developing our own
network of hotel managers, transportation personnel, and hosts but feel well
managed and supported by these three Cap Hatien natives.
We
are now ready to meet you all in Indianapolis or Miami and depart on our
journey. My hope for each of us is that
we come home knowing more about ourselves and our place in serving others as a
result of our experiences. Know that Dr.
Oliver and I take this responsibility for the safety and wellbeing of our
students very seriously. We are truly thankful
for you allowing them to join us in this experience. We will endeavor to have every student posted
regularly on this blog, so follow our experiences and feel free to join in the
conversation. Happy Holidays.
Friday, December 21, 2012
Happy Holiday
Greetings. I am very excited to be
joining this group of students on our exploration of how to build stronger
relationships with our partners and to live and serve others in another
culture. The planning for this class began
while we were with last year’s students in these same projects with these same
hosts last January. We learned that we
want to focus more on learning from our hosts Ewadly Estil (Northern Director
of Heifer International Haiti), Gedeon Eugene (President of the Université de Anténor), and Jean-Claude
Pierre-louis; (Director of the Centre technique
d’entreprenariat agricole et de Développement).
We will learn that getting to know and understand people better is
essential to providing meaningful benefit.
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