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| Now, as promised to you last week, I am happy to share why I love working with HTIR.
When I first became part of the HTIR crew, I didn't know what to expect. Honestly, I was nervous because I've never worked on an international level before! However, this feeling would soon come to pass as I quickly fell in love with the idea of collaborating with students, developers, business men and women, and future leaders of tomorrow. All of which are achievable by helping students attain a higher education in The United States. Knowing that I'm playing a role in someone else's life, regardless of how major or minor, is always a humble and rewarding feeling everyday I enter work.
Working with HTIR made me reflect heavily onto myself as sometimes I felt closed off to the world. In some ways, HTIR figuratively and literally opened my eyes to the endless opportunities we as a global society demonstrate and often times, I am amazed by the capacity of education, enlightenment and compassion I see from our students. Because of the initiation of our student's eagerness to learn places a happiness inside me; to know that in some way, future generations and our world will be in good hands. I am constantly reminded of this through the efforts of how our students are not only driven with the ambition of success, but the rather with the inner-personal achievement to make a difference in their cities, countries and the betterment of our planet as a whole.
Some student's write back to me expressing their gratitude and thanks. Others express their amazement of working with them on such a personal level, considering that HTIR performs on a vast international platform. This is perhaps what I love so much about being apart of HTIR team, conversing and getting to know our students. Collaborating at a level like this demonstrates and reaffirms the uniqueness of the HTIR Work Study Program.
I would like to return the favor for those who are reading this, for those who have been a part of this tremendous program and for those who make this program possible.
And finally, I would like to express my undying gratitude to the student's who make possible a brighter and sustainable future. Your efforts bring about smiles and hope.
Always,
Chrissy |
| Hi Everyone!
This is my first blog on the HTIR website and I'm very excited to share my thoughts with everybody who comes across this blog.
I welcome you and hope to gather a collection of HTIR Blog followers and insights of the daily life of an HTIR Employee.
Next week, I will be sharing my views on what it means to be an HTIR Employee and an honor it is to help International Students aspiring to study and gather work experience in The United States of America.
See you next week!
Chrissy
"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has" by Margaret Mead |
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