AIESEC United States

Want to get a glimpse into the day-to-day operations of AIESEC US? Curious about what goes on behind the scenes? Check out this blog, where the interim AIESEC US staff will blog about what they're working on and let you stay up-to-date with AIESEC United States!

Tuesday, December 30, 2008

Announcing the new MCP of AIESEC US....

..... please congratulate Tiffany Curtiss, who was elected MCP of AIESEC United States last night here in St. Louis at the AIESEC US Winter Conference!

Also, MC applications for 2009/2010 are currently OPEN. Download them here if you're interested in applying. They are due January 16th to MissyS@aiesecus.org.

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Wednesday, December 17, 2008

Quotable Quotes

Heard around the AIESEC US office today...

"I love the taste of Winter Conference"
~JJ

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Tuesday, December 16, 2008

ZAPS!

The winner of Salaam Marketing Materials Competition is

Derek Zhang from AIESEC DC.

His designs were of the highest caliber and will be used for the 2009 Salaam program recruitment.

Congrats Derek!

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ZAPS!

After receiving many fantastic applications, 2 new volunteer LC IBDs have been selected to help support delivery on single exchange accounts and LC exchange accounts. The two wonderful people that have been selected are:

Heather Walicki, from AIESEC Arizona

and Megan Wing from AIESEC Chapel Hill

They will also be helping train LCs on delivery at Winter Conference and beyond.

Congratulate them at HeatherW@aiesecus.org and MeganW@aiesecus.org.

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MC Applications in Oman!

From Katy Conrad in Oman...

Hey
AIESEC!

It is with great pride, pleasure & excitement that I announce the release of OE AIESEC Oman's MC applications for 2009/2010. This will be the first MC elections ever held for OE Oman. Please take the opportunity to read the MC Candidate Booklet and we hope you will consider an MC term in this enchanting country. We look forward to making history with you!

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Katy Conrad (katyc@aiesecom.org or conradke@gmail.com).

You can download the MC Candidate Packet here: http://www.myaiesec.net/content/viewfile.do?contentid=10049698


Best,
Katy

Monday, December 8, 2008

Today's staff profile: Shannon Robertson!

Name: Shannon Robertson

What do you for AIESEC US: Program Officer / Government Relations Manager. I am the program administrator for AIESEC US's visa programs and handle interfaces with the US Government and other entities regarding exchanges, grants and industry trends.

Education info (where, what did you study, year you graduated): Southwestern University, Georgetown, TX, May 1997. I have a BA in Women's Studies and English. I currently attend FIT (Fashion Institute of Technology) on a leisurely, part-time basis.

Childhood Dream: I don't remember, but I'm sure it involved horses.

Proudest moment: Arriving to NYC with all my belongings knowing that I had gotten here through perseverence and steady growth of my skillset and expertise in international education and the business end of exchange relationships.

Motto you live by: "Don't ask; don't get." Trevor Rains & Richie Rich of Heatherette

If you could go anywhere in the world tomorrow, where would it be and why: Today, I'd like to go visit my parents because I need a break from New York City and would like to see some wide open Texas sky. On any other day, I like being right where I am.

Guilty pleasures: I don't feel guilty about anything that makes me feel good.

What inspires you: Good food. Good clothes. Good music. Good friends.

One thing you can't live without: red lipstick.

Heroes: Victoria and Lauren who were my mentors in international education, my best friend Michaela, and my mother.

Dream job: Designing knitwear or consulting on knitwear with a designer.

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Thursday, December 4, 2008

MCP Candidates

The MCP applications are in!

Click the link to view the applications and the platforms of each candidate.

We all look forward to seeing who the new leadership of AIESEC US will be. I hope that all of you voting will have many discussions and reflections on these candidates to make the most informed decision possible.

Best of luck to Andrew King, Tiffany Curtiss, and Katy Conrad! Also a huge ZAPS to each of you for taking that courageous first step towards the responsibility of an MCP.

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