Lal graduated from Gonzaga University with a bachelor of arts in Spanish and international relations and a minor in dance. She is pursuing her master’s degree in global management from ASU’s Thunderbird School of Global Management and expects to graduate in May 2025. She will then join the USAID Foreign Service, where she will move abroad and look to address global challenges related to education.
As more and more Chinese people return to their pre-pandemic leisure habits, local cultural and tourism bureaus in various parts of the country are exploring new and creative ways to attract tourists. Some bureau bosses have made themselves stars with costume dances, impromptu singing, and historical reenactments. Others resorted to the influence of celebrities, asking for their help to introduce culture and tourist sites.
Website accessibility has emerged as a fundamental aspect of online interaction. It underscores a commitment to ensuring that digital platforms are accessible and user-friendly for individuals with a wide range of abilities. This focus on inclusivity enhances user experience and reflects an evolving understanding of technology's role in society.
Influential leaders’ success stories are often aided by great career opportunities, vast network connections and powerful learning tools — all of which can come from a transformative education experience.
The entertainment industry – much like many other industries – is undergoing a significant transformation driven by a massive influx of advancing technologies. These technologies are creating new opportunities for content creators, talent, producers, studios, and other professionals, but they are also raising new challenges and concerns, as highlighted by the recent Hollywood strike.
Shipping companies are scrambling to reroute their vessels in the wake of recent attacks in the Red Sea, triggering delays that could have a ripple effect on the global economy.
Francis and Dionne Najafi 100 Million Learners Global Initiative to offer 3 online programs with a special focus on entrepreneurship, innovation
Most people who complete their degree gain a great education, a community of friends and a more fruitful career.
For Prerna Rodney, she received all of this with her Master of Global Management (MGM) from the Thunderbird School of Global Management at Arizona State University, ascending to many leadership roles within the school — and ended up meeting her husband Isaac through the program as well.
Several professors at the Thunderbird School of Global Management at Arizona State University have been recognized recently for their dedication to impactful research, lifelong academic work and significant achievements. Among them are Mansour Javidan, director of the Arizona State University F. Francis Najafi Global Mindset Institute, and G.L.A. Harris, senior associate dean and professor.
Finishing her degree has always been a bucket-list item for Vanessa O’Neal. It was through her husband Ryan’s support that she decided to return to school and pursue a Bachelor of Global Management from Thunderbird School of Global Management at Arizona State University.