on Team: COPRA Members: Ami Yoshimura, Michelle Hu, Sammantha Powers, Jake Donoghue, Brianna Wanbaugh, Tri Nguyen, Brianna Cimaglia, Rozhin Zahrouni Top 20 FAQs and Answers 1. What happens to the middlemen if you eliminate them in the supply chain? (Ami) A: At this stage, we don’t have a concrete answer yet, because we are still in… Continue Reading Week 5: Responding to Reviewers
on Teammates: Brianna W, Jake D, Allison D, and Tri Nguyen Part 1: Ethical Decision-Making Step 1: Determine the facts in the situation – obtain all of the unbiased facts possible ~35% of the children in East Africa is stunted due to poor nutrition The current gruel used to complement breastfeeding is not nutritionally adequate according… Continue Reading WEEK 4: EDM + GD Case 3
on What is the delicate situation at hand? Trying to do the right thing (that you believe is right) without compromising the relationship Jack built with the social venture (especially being a foreigner). Things to consider: Be careful not to set a precedence, with an overboard solution. Jack should not apologize too much: avoid the situation… Continue Reading WEEK 3 – Grassroots Diplomacy – Case 2
on Prompt: Lesotho is a small developing country contained within South Africa. You and your team of academic researchers (10 in all) are spending the next two weeks travelling to different communities throughout Lesotho to test water sources for disease-causing pathogens. The testing you need to do is simple but requires significant assistance from the community… Continue Reading WEEK 2 – Ethical Decision-Making Case 1: Lesotho