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What Interning Is Teaching Me About CSR

By on April 22, 2013 in Education, Social Intrapreneurship

It may be wishful thinking, but I would really like a job after college, and, for a college sophomore, that means interning interning interning. Now I know that there are a lot of opinions out there about whether or not internships are mutually beneficial (or beneficial at all), but I think there can be a [...]

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An Unexpected Passion for High-Tech Social Entrepreneurship

By on October 26, 2012 in Education, Social Entrepreneurship, Starting the Journey

It started over dinner in San Francisco with an old friend named Ryan I hadn’t seen in a few years.  Somehow, the topic of the student loan debt crisis came up and while discussing it Ryan admitted he had a ton of debt from paying for his education.  Ryan’s passion was teaching and he was [...]

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New School, New City, New View

By on August 7, 2012 in Social Entrepreneurship, Starting the Journey

I wish I could say that I found and cultivated my interest in social innovation. In all honesty, it found me. After four years of high school participating in different philanthropic, charitable, and volunteer organizations, I hate to say that I started to resent the idea of making my social impact. After graduating, I formulated [...]

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