Manaved reflects on his Fletcher experience
Manaved joins us today, looking back on an unusual end to his Fletcher student experience.
Read MoreManaved joins us today, looking back on an unusual end to his Fletcher student experience.
Read MoreAround this time of year I ask our second-year student bloggers to provide an “annotated curriculum” to give readers some sense of the thought process that goes into charting one’s way through two years of Fletcher. Though not in the way they imagined, their Fletcher student careers are hurtling toward conclusion. First up is Manaved, walking us through his curricular path and plans for the future.
Read MoreWrapping up our first-year student updates is Manaved, who recaps his experience on the recent New York City career trip, one of the major annual events sponsored by the Office of Career Services.
Read MoreOur final update from our returning 2nd-year students comes from Manaved, already well into the “home stretch” at Fletcher.
Read MoreContinuing with our student blogger reflections on year one of the MALD, Manaved shares his thoughts on the past year, and provides a few details on his summer.
Read MoreOur final spring break update from first-year student bloggers comes from Manaved, who had the opportunity to join the annual Israel trek with a group of Fletcher classmates.
Read MoreOur final first-year student fall semester recap comes from Manaved, who provides a month-by-month breakdown of his entry into Fletcher.
Read MoreOur next new student blogger is Manaved, who reflects on settling into the busy rhythm of his first semester at Fletcher.
Read MoreThe past week has been focused on honoring and celebrating our students, and here’s another little tidbit worth highlighting. Fletcher is proud to count 17 of its students among the recipients of this year’s Honos civicus awards, administered by the Jonathan M. Tisch College of Civic Life.
Read MoreAnother Commencement, come and gone. This one, clearly, was different than the usual affair, but may prove to be one of the more memorable in recent memory. I’ll take the opportunity here to vicariously toot the horns of all those involved in pulling this event off, as they’re too modest to ever do so themselves. I was immediately struck by the professionalism of the virtual ceremony, and the obvious huge amounts of work involved in bringing it to life. Seamless transitions, all involved ready to hit their marks, and real-time captioning made it the best possible version of itself.
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