ELebration 2019

About two weeks ago, 80 first-years and 11 upperclass mentors gathered once again over food, fun and festivities. The occasion? To celebrate the 11 different projects and lessons learned that happened over the past six weeks. With focus areas ranging from income inequality to sustainability, the projects showcased both direct and indirect service, on and off campus. For me, it was an especially significant and bittersweet time as this was my fourth (and last) year going through the program. If you want to read more about my experience here’s the post I made last year about Emerging Leaders. And I’ve seen myself grow and change as a person drastically each time – learning about delegation, motivation, effective communication as well as humility, uncertainty and controversy with civility. While I will certainly miss the program after I graduate, the people, the experiences, and the skills that I got out of it will stay with me forever.

Below feel free to check out a (new) trailer video for Emerging Leaders!

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Eric Huang | Undergraduate Economics 2019

Eric is a recent alumni and graduated with a B.S. in Economics (concentration in Strategy and Markets) and a double major in Chinese Studies and minor in Business Administration. He studied abroad for two summers in Shanghai and London and was involved on campus as a Resident Assistant, Emerging Leaders, and cmuTV. He enjoys cafe-hopping and am glad to be in Pittsburgh full time at PNC as a Model Risk Associate.

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