Google Day 3

I was at pilar the counceler for the first 40 mins of class.

my goals

Ask the exgraduates and people who wish to go in the future to georgetown the planned questions:

First Goal:
 Exgraduates I could contact and as about GU:
Juliana Michelsen: "What was the best thing about studying at GU?"
                                "What do you think makes GU better than other colleges?"
Andrea Michelsen: "Whats what you most miss about GU"
                               "What did you most enjoy doing at GU?"
Enrique Mosoco: "Hows life at GU?"
                            "Why did you pick to go to GU?"

Roger 

Second Goal:
Find and contact people's who dream is attend GU:
Juana Restrepo:"What about GU makes you want to attend it?"
                         "What do you most look foward about attending GU?"
Pedro Michelsen:Why is GU your dream university?"
                           "What do you think makes GU one of the best universities?"
Alejandro Romero:  "Why do you prefer GU from other university's?"
                           

Received answers:

"What was the best thing about studying at GU?"

I absolutely loved studying at Georgetown and I can easily say it was the best 4 years of  my life thus far. While it is hard to pick one specific thing, I would say it was all the friends I made and experiences I had. I truly feel that I not only did I grow intellectually and personally, but I had fun in the process. I wouldn't be the person I am today if not for Georgetown. I truly believe Georgetown gives you the best of both worlds---top level education and a sense of community that is hard to find in many univeristies. 

 "What do you think makes GU better than other colleges?"

• work-life balance (has the best of both worlds)--Ivy league caliber education yet united community behind sports teams. People work hard and play hard. 
• the people are truly amazing and I have made friends for life. You learn just as mcuh from your peers as you do from you professors
• The Jesuit ideals of the university set it apart and its emphasis on "cura personalis" or cure of the entire person. In other words, Georgetown wants you to grow intellectually, emotionally, spiritually, physically, etc. It also has a strong focus on men and women for others and having an impact on the greater community. 
• Georgetown is very focused on its undergrads 

"Hows life at GU?"

"Why did you pick to go to GU?"

I chose Georgetown for a number of reasons and conducted very thorough college research and visits beforehand. First of all, I wanted to go the School of Foreign Service (SFS) and Georgetown has the premier and only program. Second, the university encompassed all the values I was looking for and knew it would help me grow as a person as well. Third, it was located in DC (tons of great opportunities) and was a perfect size (not too big not too small). Another reason I chose Georgetown was the sense of community I felt upon walking on campus. Students are cooperative and there isn´t the cut throat competition that you see in other places. People work together and focusing on competing with themselves. Lastly, I was incredibly impressed by the students, alumni, and professors I met and wanted to be a part of this community.

Look for pictures and qoutes about Gu


Goals Acomplished:

I am still waiting for some the people I asked que questions to respond back

I found several pictures of GU and "HOYA sAXA" qoutes that I could use for my project

pictures:

Important People graduated from GU:

Heads of State and/or Government

• HM King Abdullah II of Jordan ibn al-Hussein (MSFS 1987), 1999–present
• Ricardo Arias (SFS 1935) – President of Panama, 1955–1956
• Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo (SFS 1968) – President of the Philippines, 2001–2010
• José Manuel Barroso (MSFS 1998) – President of the European Commission, 2004–present; Prime Minister of Portugal, 2002–2004
• Laura Chinchilla (MPP 1989) – President of Costa Rica, 2010–present
• Bill Clinton (SFS 1968) – 42nd President of the United States, 1993–2001
• Alfredo Cristiani (MSB 1968) – President of El Salvador, 1989–1994
• Galo Plaza (SFS 1929) – President of Ecuador, 1948–1952; 4th Secretary General of the Organization of American States, 1968–1975
• Saad Hariri (B 1992) – Prime Minister of Lebanon, 2009–2011
• Željko Komšić (SFS 1982) – Tripartite President of Bosnia, 2006–present
• Alfonso López Michelsen – President of Colombia, 1974–1978

Story Board
slide 1:GU and some pictures
Slide 2:

Georgetown: campus , life , traditions.

Life at georgetown

Slide 3:

facts about GU

how people see gu

slide 4:

words from gu exgraduates and people who wish to go their

slide 5:Pro's about GU

slide 6:What Gu has to offer you

Slide 7: importnat people that have gone to GU

slide 8: is GU for you?