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20-Minute Interviews in Ghana

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Post date September 15, 2015
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Second in a series by Isabel Hovey (LBJ MGPS Student) covering her internship at Exponential Education. This summer, I went to Ghana to complete an internship an education non-profit. While I was there I conducted an external evaluation of participant experiences for Exponential Education’s programs. The majority of my time in the field was dedicated […]

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Evaluating Girls Educational Programs in Ghana

Post author By Isabel Hovey
Post date July 22, 2015
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First in a series by Isabel Hovey (LBJ MGPS Student) covering her internship at Exponential Education. LBJ alum Helen Gradstein founded Exponential Education (Expo) as a community-based solution to educational gaps facing students in developing countries. Alongside her undergraduate professor, Dr. Kate, the two of them started Expo with 4 senior high school students and 15 junior […]

Tags Ashanti, Exponential Education, Ghana, Girls Education, International Development, PEKM, Performance Evaluation, Rural Development, Summer Internships