Category Archives: FR 321: Business and Culture in the Francophone World
Marion Monson
Marion Monson is a woman who was born in France. She moved to the United States when she was twenty-one years old. At the moment, Marion lives in Durham and works in the Department of Art, Art History, and Visual … Continue reading
Nagib Nasr
Nagib Nasr, d’origine libanaise, a déménagé aux Etats Unis quand il avait 17 ans. Un individu culturellement divers, il s’est adapté rapidement à la vie aux Etats Unis malgré des obstacles linguistiques. Sa langue maternelle est le libanais, mais il a … Continue reading
Mawa
Originally from Senegal, Mawa fulfilled her dream of opening her own kitchen in January of 2005. She explains, “I came to the US at the end of the 80s, and went to NYU. Before arriving here, I went to the … Continue reading
Pascal Vidal
Pascal Vidal is managing director of SKEMA Business School’s Raleigh campus. He shares his thoughts about education styles and cultural differences with students Bao Tran-Phu and Susan Wang.
Pascal Vidal
M. Vidal est directeur du campus américain de SKEMA, une école supérieure de commerce. Voici ses réflexions sur des différences culturelles qu’il a rencontrées depuis son arrivée en Caroline du Nord.
Nadira Hurley
Environmental sustainability and fashion. Typically, these two words don’t go hand-in-hand. But, at vert & vogue, an award-winning bio boutique in downtown Durham, the two are inseparable. Founded in September of 2008 by Ryan and Nadira Hurley, vert & vogue … Continue reading
Nadira Hurley
La viabilité écologique et la mode. Typiquement, les deux mots ne marchent pas ensemble. Mais, à vert & vogue, une boutique primée « bio » au centre ville de Durham, les deux sont inséparables. Fondée en septembre de 2008 par Ryan et … Continue reading
