The nature of blogs is that it reads from the later date back to the earlier date.
However, for this blog, to get a better picture of our journey, you should go back to the earlier date, and move through the pages until you end up here.
To make that easier there are some links on the side bar.
I hope you enjoy reading about our Rotary Group Study Exchange in 2009.
Click here to see more photo's at our Photobucket site .
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GSE Links
- 1. Our First Few Days in Shanghai
- 2. Language, History and Food
- 3. The Out Of Towners
- 4. Final Days in Shanghai
- 5. Beijing - We Have Arrived
- 6. I Can See Clearly Now The Snow Has Gone - Almost
- 7. HELP - I Can't Feel My Face
- 8. But Wait, There's More ...
- 9. What Do Michael Jackson, Barack Obama and Torvill and Dean Have in Common?
- 10. TCM
- 11. A Very Special Day
- 12. The Beginning of the End
- 13. Our Last Day Together
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What is GSE
GSE offers a unique opportunity to develop leadership skills, work on team building, and increase self-confidence. The program is designed to have an invaluable impact on the career of a young professional in the increasingly global workplace by creating networking opportunities and lifelong friendships.
A Rotarian Team Leader and four non-Rotarian Team Members are selected to participate in an exchange to another District in another country to experience social, economic, business and cultural conditions and to observe their own professions in action.
Individuals who participate in this rewarding, once-in-a-lifetime experience will return home with a broadened cultural perspective and new understanding of a nation’s history, language, commerce, and government.
A Rotarian Team Leader and four non-Rotarian Team Members are selected to participate in an exchange to another District in another country to experience social, economic, business and cultural conditions and to observe their own professions in action.
Individuals who participate in this rewarding, once-in-a-lifetime experience will return home with a broadened cultural perspective and new understanding of a nation’s history, language, commerce, and government.