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Course by: Patrick Frantz, Debbie Gulick, Cheryl Matherly, Stephanie Lin. E-mail the authors

Pre-Trip Journaling Questions

Module by: Patrick Frantz, Debbie Gulick. E-mail the authors

Summary: Some pre-trip journaling questions for the INNOVATE 2005 conference in Singapore and Tokyo.

Pre-Trip Journaling Questions

Answer the following questions before attending the INNOVATE 2005 conference:

What do you think Singapore will look like? Smell like? Feel like? Describe what you think the culture will be like. What approach to leadership and innovation does Singapore take in your opinion?
What do you think Japan will be look like? Smell like? Feel like? Describe what you think the culture will be like. What approach to leadership and innovation does Japan take in your opinion?
What are your expectations of the conference?
What are you most excited about?
What do you hope to learn?
What are you going to do with this knowledge when you return?

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Last edited by Patrick Frantz on Feb 7, 2005 5:09 pm -0600.