Lyndsi Allsop and Sonam Patel worked with the Ombudsperson for the Asian Development Bank. According to Harvard, the HNMCP students, "continued earlier work with ADB’s Office of the Ombudsperson to better understand employee needs, perceptions of the Office, and strategies for improving its services both in ADB headquarters in Manila, Philippines, and in its 31 field offices around the world."
Three Harvard students, Kelsey Curtis, Corey Linehan, and Sara Leiman, consulted with the District of Columbia Office of the Ombudsman for Public Education. "The Office engaged HNMCP to assess the effectiveness of its current ombudsman program and make recommendations for improvement specifically in the arena of Special Education." (HCNMCP Newsletter.)
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Thanks so much for the shout-out! We've also worked with the NIH Ombuds office. We really enjoy this work.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a great example of applied learning. Mutual enrichment of students and the office that was the focus of their study could facilitate life long learning.
ReplyDeleteI second that! What an amazing opportunity to collaborate. High five
ReplyDeleteThe Ombuds Office in the Asian Development Bank has benefited greatly from both of our projects with HNMCP. I would highly recommend such a partnership for other offices.
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