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Reflections on SMART
Student Reflections
The SMART program
provided me with an
invaluable experience abroad
that allowed me to grow as
an individual, researcher,
[The] method of taking what I learned in
student, and more… [the] a conventional academic context and
experience taught me the
applying it to the complexities of the
importance of collaboration. Zambian aquaculture industry provided,
-Alethia Chan, China: Food
in my opinion, a beneficial two-way
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-Daniel Munch, Zambia: Palabana
Fisheries, to Dyson BusinessFeed
Working with CARL Group in Rwanda has
helped me effectively practice my business
and management skills while developing my
interpersonal and professional research skills.
-Bichari Sani Haladou, Rwanda: CARL Group,
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I learned as much in two weeks as I would in
an entire semester. My eyes were opened to
real-world problems never discussed in
engineering classes. This has been a highlight
of my Cornell experience.
-Alexander Li, Kenya: M-Farm, to Dyson
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