Since she was a kid, Ana Patricia Ponce Castañeda has loved horror films and fondly remembers watching scary movies with her mom as she was growing up in Mexico.
More than 30 Chinese students and scholars, along with their family members, joined the parade, alongside other international students and scholars from the International Studies and Programs (ISP) group.
Nainika Kumar came to JMC from Gurgaon, India. She majored in social relations and policy with minors in graphic design and public relations and graduated in 2020.
Inspired by a project in Jeana-Dee Allen’s CAS 110 class, international student Jiwon Shin has created the new “Comfort Zone for Asian Internationals.”
Rohit Khattar (B.A. Hotel & Restaurant Management ’85) is most known for his role as founder and chairman of Old World Hospitality, India’s premier hospitality and entertainment company. Although hospitality is his primary passion, Khattar also spends time pursuing a second passion: film.
Since earning her PhD in food science 26 years ago, Lai has remained connected to her alma mater, noting the lasting impact MSU has had on her life and management career.
Abhimanyu Kinha is a first generation college student with a big goal: reduce malnutrition in India. Kinha, a senior in the College of Engineering, came to study at MSU from a small village outside of New Delhi. “It was my first time in the airport ever,” Kinha said.
Based on his experiences at MSU, Abdulwahab Hafez believes a team with diverse international experience will best address his country’s crop and food safety challenges.
