The 2012 China Service Learning Trip will focus on the broad theme of energy and the environment, using it as a lens to introduce you to the evolution of China from fledgling economy to the largest global greenhouse gas emitter, exceeding the USA since 2007.
We will explore the dramatic economic growth of the country, the importance of energy as its lifeblood, and the tension of economic and infrastructure growth with the need and desire to protect the environment.
A consulting service project focused on developing solutions to these problems will take place before, during, and after the trip and will allow you to see firsthand the opportunity for innovation in this field.
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Bill Guttentag, Lecturer in Organizational Behavior
Research focus: Lectures on film and television business at Stanford Graduate School of Business; two-time Oscar-winning documentary and feature film writer-producer-director
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March 2010:The theme of the 2010 China Service Learning Trip was "Energy and the Environment." Advised by Hau L. Lee, Thoma Professor of Operations, Information, and Technology, students met with government officials, state-owned enterprises, and Western companies to explore economic, policital, and ethical issues pertaining to energy and the environment. |
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March 2009:China faces daunting environmental and energy resource challenges. Advised by Philip Leslie, Associate Professor of Economics and Strategic Management focusing on empirical industrial organization, students had a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to meet with government officials, state-owned enterprises, and Western companies to learn how the country’s policies are aiming for a better balance between humans and nature.
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