• Diversity: A Series (with Duaah Hammad)

  • Aug 8 2022
  • Length: 18 mins
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Diversity: A Series (with Duaah Hammad)

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  • Welcome to the More Than an MBA podcast!

    We're introducing a mini-series on Diversity. Each episode will consist of a short interview with a guest and will be released bi-weekly in the month of August. Hope you enjoy it!

    For this episode, we invited Duaah, a senior at George Washington University who is pursuing a degree in International Business. She is the author of her book “Finding Home”, which is a collection of poetry that talks about her experience growing up as a first generation Pakistani Muslim American in America. She has loved her experience at GW and hopes to help bring the GW community together in her final year at the school.

    Side note: The meditation room that Duaah talks about in this episode is located on the 3rd floor of the Multicultural Student Services Center at GWU.

    Date uploaded: Monday, 8th August 2022
    Host: Kaihan Lin
    Guest: Duaah Hammad

    Show Notes:
    (0:33) Introducing Duaah Hammad
    (1:50) Duaah, in her own words
    (3:26) On upbringing and choice
    (5:10) Finding Home
    (6:50) Being fearful of change
    (7:35) Duaah's advice for change
    (8:27) Kai's thoughts on interconnectivity
    (9:48) Be the change!
    (10:50) How to stay happy, positive, and finding a safe space
    (12:00) On Meditation: how to get started?
    (13:15) Group meditation can be helpful!
    (14:27) On Duaah's hopes and dreams for the future
    (14:55) A little kindness will go a long way!
    (15:31) With catastrophe comes opportunity
    (16:11) So what's your support factor?

    Email: MBAA
    LinkedIn: GW MBAA
    Podcast: More Than an MBAA

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