By Sakshyam Khatri, BBA Digital Marketing “Let us never stop innovating and growing”, says our Program Coordinator for Insight Series, Sumira Shrestha. Students embraced insight on managing and innovating during the crisis from the Chief Operating Officer of MBSi-SaaS Vendor for Car Lenders, David Bauer. MBSi is the digital link between financial instructions and those…
By: Kiran Mainali (Moderator), MBA Agribusiness “Nothing beats hunger. Even the contagious virus falls back when the matter is about developing resilience against hunger”: Ever wondered while you are resorting back to your place of security and adhering self-quarantine measure, how the food which is an essential elixir of your existence, is being managed by…
By Biswash Chepang, Program Coordinator, MBA Nonprofit | Agribusiness The Chepang communities with a population of about 68,000, who live in Chitwan, Makawanpur, Dhading and Gorkha districts are one the most marginalized indigenous communities in Nepal. They are also some of the hardest hit by COVID-19 pandemic. The Chepang communities have one of the highest…
By Raunak Chaudhari (Lab Master, DoLAB) Umes Dai (Right Brain, Empowerment Academy) asks a participant during Teach Lab: “Why do you look so low?”, to which the participant said: “ASK, don’t ASSUME”. And that is what we have been reminding the participants throughout the workshop. At this point, we as organizers of the workshop have…
By Udgum Khadka, Educational Designer (Empowerment Academy)/Faculty We at King’s College, have recently started synchronous online teaching amidst the global COVID-19 pandemic. On average, 20 online classes run simultaneously each day, 5 days a week, from 6:30 am to 11:00 am. The average class has 34 students, with the highest number of students in a…
By Swechhya Rajbhandary, Project Co-ordinator, DEMOLA In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic that has led to a global crisis and brought the nation to a halt with much uncertainty for the future, like most academic institutions, King’s College also faced a conundrum: how might we stay home and flatten the curve without putting a…
By Amrit Paudel (BBA Student) As a student, have you ever been in that phase where you have commented or felt “I do not understand what the teacher has been teaching”? I believe we all have been in that phase where we have aligned our reason for being a failure to the particular teacher’s teaching method. This…
By Serene Amatya, Student, MBA Agribusiness Under the project titled ‘Dhanushadham Market Study’, on February 13 2020, the research team comprising of three faculties and four students of MBA Agri-business travelled to Janakpur to conduct a market study as a part of Dhanusasham Elam Project funded by Helvetas and co-funded by Dhansudhadham Municipality and Women…
By Sanjivani Shrestha (Student – BBA) When I first heard the term ‘Design Thinking’ the first thing that triggered my mind was problem solving. But at the end of the day, I realized it was a lot more than that. Day 1 of the workshop had participants from different age groups and backgrounds, some were…
By Udgum Khadka, Educational Designer/Faculty, King’s College After a brief interaction with one of my undergrad students, I got a hint that they prefer to have a class beyond the four walls of the classroom. She gave an example of an Art History class where she went to Bhaktapur Durbar Square (King’s Palace area). There…