I see that I have been extremely remiss in blogging about my
GSSE experiences. Here it is almost a year after my last entry. I am still active in teaching and working with my "social entrepreneur" students. In fact, I am just now departing for Kenya to work with the Running Water International student team pictured here. This team consists of four women - one from Iraq, one from India, and two from the USA - who are building a business to sell
biosand water filters to rural residents of the Rift Valley near
Njoro, Kenya. I continue to be awed by the enthusiasm and capabilities of the student teams from
GSSE. I will try to highlight some of the significant events of this trip as the month progresses.
I see that I have been extremely remiss in blogging about my GSSE experiences. Here it is almost a year after my last entry. I am still active in teaching and working with my "social entrepreneur" students. In fact, I am just now departing for Kenya to work with the Running Water International student team pictured here. This team consists of four women - one from Iraq, one from India, and two from the USA - who are building a business to sell biosand water filters to rural residents of the Rift Valley near Njoro, Kenya. I continue to be awed by the enthusiasm and capabilities of the student teams from GSSE. I will try to highlight some of the significant events of this trip as the month progresses.
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