2016 GAP Student Blog: Tackling Team Work In Tanzania

June 17, 2016

2016 GAP Student Blog: Tackling Team Work In Tanzania

A mixed race, mixed gender group of people in business formal wear standing on a brick path in front of some foliage

Maureen Langlois

As we’ve all come to know, group work inherently comes with peaks and valleys, high fives, handshakes and deep-seeded displeasure. Fisher makes a huge push for group work in the first-year curriculum. Whether it is the first-year core teams or this GAP project, group projects are part of every single class Fisher class. Fisher has adopted the “early and often” approach. We all learned about group dynamics throughout the year, formally and informally. Read full post…


Working through Fisher College’s Global Applied Projects (GAP) Program, GWI has commissioned a team of six MBA students to do some field-testing of our franchising concept for sustainable water services in Tanzania. These blog posts reflect their experiences as they spend three weeks doing research–and some sightseeing–in various regions of the country. Funding made possible through Ohio State’s Office of Energy and Environment.

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