Craig Greenman, Ph.D. Visiting Professor of Philosophy King’s College, Kathmandu, Nepal craig@kingscollege.edu.np Letter #15: Scenes July 2021 Dear family and friends, Besides the photos, I’ve taken some brief videos in Nepal and Qatar. Eight are included here; they’re meant to be watched in order. Some are directly related to what I’ve narrated in my letters.…
By Craig Greenman (Visiting Professor of Philosophy, King’s College) craig@kingscollege.edu.np July 2021 Dear family and friends, My last letter was a bit heavy, so I wanted to follow up with something lighter. I was walking back to the Department of Immigration yesterday – more on that in a sec – and I thought, why not…
By Craig Greenman (Visiting Professor of Philosophy, King’s College) craig@kingscollege.edu.np July 2021 Dear family and friends, I’m stranded. The gift shops are open in Kathmandu, but my two flights home – the original and the replacement – have been cancelled. I was scheduled to leave yesterday, but nothing is flying in or out of Nepal,…
By Pravin Adhikari Alumni – MBA If you know Pravin, you probably know him for his travel pictures on Instagram. Between all the travel adventures and his day job, he has also established and run a digital marketing business for a good while now. We asked him how his experience has been as a digital…
By Craig Greenman (Visiting Professor of Philosophy, King’s College) craig@kingscollege.edu.np July 2021 Dear family and friends, One way to handle intimidating things is to find something about them you like. So here are 35 photos of trucks and buses. Nepalis decorate their big vehicles; they’re as colorful as they are loud. A surprising number fly…
By Craig Greenman (Visiting Professor of Philosophy, King’s College) craig@kingscollege.edu.np June 2021 Dear family and friends, The lockdown is dissolving in Kathmandu. Some businesses are opening (on alternating days, like Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays) and non-essential vehicles are operating (with alternating license plate numbers, like odds or evens). And every young man from 18 to…
We, King’s College, have recently started synchronous online teaching amidst the global Covid-19 pandemic. On average, 20 online classes run simultaneously each day, five 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 single class being 38. In each online class…
By Anupam Bajracharya Student – BBA With the project theme of ‘CSEB Interlocking Bricks Impact Assessment’, two faculty members from CERAD team along with two undergraduate students visited different places in Province 1 & 2 for a week in April 2021. This project was under Buildup Nepal’s assessment of the impact their initiative had created…
By the Idea Jar team Creating a group audience and targeting them is one of the basics and foundations of the digital marketing pyramid. Through this, one can understand which group of the audience is more fascinated toward their brand. But we often are driven by the idea of wanting to target everyone, we lose…
At King’s, we’ve never called ourselves strictly a “business college”. Instead, our focus has always been in a more inter-disciplinary approach – an approach where we value the perspectives and inputs of diverse individuals in the learning environment. We believe that the learning environment only becomes richer when people, skills, knowledge and perspectives from diverse…