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| − | + | '''Serving as a UIF Since:''' Spring 2015 | |
| − | + | '''School:''' Berea College, Kentucky | |
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| + | '''What she does now:''' Analyst, The Resource Group (Healthcare) | ||
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| + | '''What that means: '''perform data analytics to support the management team in their decision-making process to advance the mission to serve the poor and the vulnerable in healthcare | ||
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| + | '''Contact her about: '''design thinking, data science, philanthropy | ||
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| + | '''Email: '''tran.nkb@gmail.com | ||
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| + | '''Phone: '''(657)-666-0707 | ||
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| + | Tran Nguyen is a UIF fellow who graduated from Berea College in 2017. Since she became a UIF fellow in 2015, Tran has been promoting design thinking and entrepreneurship within and outside the UIF program. The Fellows program empowers students to be change agents on campus, by creating programming and resources to prepare students to be the workforce of the future. | ||
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| + | Tran discovered her interest in entrepreneurship through her participation in the Berea College’s Entrepreneurship for the Public Good (EPG) Program, where she previously worked as a Program Manager. In her position, she worked closely with students who demonstrate an interest in entrepreneurship to recruit them for the EPG Summer Institute and facilitated design thinking workshop for student outreach. Partnered up with the Algernon Sydney Sullivan Foundation, she also organized the first Social Entrepreneurship Field trip for 6 universities in the Southern regions. | ||
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| + | Tran now supports the UIF community by serving as a mentor for UIF candidates. She was also a Fab (short for “Fabulous” - facilitator) at the UIF Silicon Valley Meetup in Fall 2017. Tran aspires to bring design thinking and the entrepreneurial mindset to other countries and she has piloted this work with a workshop for students in young professional in Vietnam in July 2017. She continues to pursue her passion for helping those who left behind by delivering design thinking workshop and consulting non-profit organizations. Tran is based in Indianapolis, IN where she works as a Decision-Support Analyst for The Resource Group. Tran Nguyen holds a B.A. in Public Policy (independent major) from Berea College. | ||
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| + | Watch her Ignite Speech at UIF Silicon Valley Meetup here: | ||
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| + | = Related Links = | ||
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| + | [[Berea College]] | ||
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| + | [[Berea College Student Priorities]] | ||
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| + | <br/>University Innovation Fellows | ||
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| + | Spring 2016: | ||
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| + | [[Ishwar Agarwal|Ishwar Agarwal]] | ||
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| + | [[Bessaad Syrine]] | ||
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| + | [[Minashsha Zareel Lamisa]] | ||
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| + | [[Talha Rehman|Talha Rehman]] | ||
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| + | Spring 2015: | ||
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| + | '''RTENOTITLE''' | ||
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| + | [[Dylan mullins]] | ||
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| + | [[Jacob Heller]] | ||
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| + | [[Eugeniu Prodan]] | ||
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| + | [[Anthony Ayebiahwea]] | ||
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| + | [[Robert Hosking]] | ||
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| + | Spring 2014: | ||
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| + | [[Ali Djire]] | ||
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| + | [[Solomon Alolga]] | ||
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| + | Ability Kakama | ||
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| + | [[Category:Student Contributors|t]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Berea_College_(2015_Spring_cohort)]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Berea_College_(2015_Spring_cohort)]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:12, 5 June 2020
Serving as a UIF Since: Spring 2015
School: Berea College, Kentucky
What she does now: Analyst, The Resource Group (Healthcare)
What that means: perform data analytics to support the management team in their decision-making process to advance the mission to serve the poor and the vulnerable in healthcare
Contact her about: design thinking, data science, philanthropy
Email: tran.nkb@gmail.com
Phone: (657)-666-0707
Tran Nguyen is a UIF fellow who graduated from Berea College in 2017. Since she became a UIF fellow in 2015, Tran has been promoting design thinking and entrepreneurship within and outside the UIF program. The Fellows program empowers students to be change agents on campus, by creating programming and resources to prepare students to be the workforce of the future.
Tran discovered her interest in entrepreneurship through her participation in the Berea College’s Entrepreneurship for the Public Good (EPG) Program, where she previously worked as a Program Manager. In her position, she worked closely with students who demonstrate an interest in entrepreneurship to recruit them for the EPG Summer Institute and facilitated design thinking workshop for student outreach. Partnered up with the Algernon Sydney Sullivan Foundation, she also organized the first Social Entrepreneurship Field trip for 6 universities in the Southern regions.
Tran now supports the UIF community by serving as a mentor for UIF candidates. She was also a Fab (short for “Fabulous” - facilitator) at the UIF Silicon Valley Meetup in Fall 2017. Tran aspires to bring design thinking and the entrepreneurial mindset to other countries and she has piloted this work with a workshop for students in young professional in Vietnam in July 2017. She continues to pursue her passion for helping those who left behind by delivering design thinking workshop and consulting non-profit organizations. Tran is based in Indianapolis, IN where she works as a Decision-Support Analyst for The Resource Group. Tran Nguyen holds a B.A. in Public Policy (independent major) from Berea College.
Watch her Ignite Speech at UIF Silicon Valley Meetup here:
Related Links
Berea College Student Priorities
University Innovation Fellows
Spring 2016:
Spring 2015:
RTENOTITLE
Spring 2014:
Ability Kakama
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