Loyola College in Maryland International Marketing
European Study Tour

May 8 - May 25, 1998

London
Paris
Zurich
Prague

Company Visits
Participants
Testimonials

Prague: The Study Tour Group near the Charles Bridge
Prague: The Study Tour Group near the Charles Bridge


Company Visits

  1. ATAG Ernst & Young Consulting
  2. Boeing
  3. Doner International
  4. Eurotrek
  5. France Telecom
  6. General Electric Information Services
  1. Groupe Systra
  2. Hallmark Cards
  3. IBM Eurocoordination
  4. Korn/Ferry International
  5. TMP Worldwide
  6. Zurich Group

Participants

Zurich: Dr. Van Doren leads the troups down river!
Zurich: Dr. Van Doren leads the troops down river!

Loyola College Students:
  1. Tim Baron
  2. Ricardo Benn
  3. Mary Bertolasio
  4. Tony Cazeau
  5. Sharat Chander
  6. Jon Chretien
  7. Cindi Collins
  8. Roger Conrad
  9. Beth Cookson
  10. Ari Eiblum
  11. Lisa Farren
  12. Ed Fenley
  13. Andrew Ferris
  14. Corinne Gavlinski
  15. Jeff Gavlinski
  16. Terri Harrington
  17. Sheila Hawes
  18. Dale Horn
  19. Stella Ip
  20. Kevin Kennedy
  21. Dave Lemnah
  22. Christina Marsalek
  23. Marni McManus
  24. Bill Mulholland
  25. Cary Owens
  26. Andy Packard
  27. Rita Peck
  28. Sheri Ruppel
  29. Michael Russo
  30. Lance Siegall
  31. Vickie Smith
  32. Greta Stewart
  33. Paul Vaclavik
  34. John Weetenkamp

Loyola College Faculty:

  1. Dr. Doris Van Doren, Tour Leader
  2. Larry Burgee, Tour Coordinator
American University Students:
  1. Alberto J. Benavides
  2. Ana Manchester
  3. Luis A. Mendoza
  4. Roger Thomas
  5. Jennifer Zimmons

American University Faculty:

  1. Dr. Jack Swasy, Asst. Tour Leader
  2. Dr. William Delone

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Testimonials

Jon Chretien:

The study tour gave me something that I would not have been able to pick up from a classroom or a textbook, namely hands-on experience.  It is more than just a lecture tour where you are crammed into a classroom all morning and evening.  In 17 days, I had the opportunity to visit companies from fields as varied as information technology, engineering, and advertising.  Each technical visit gave me further insight into how business is done in Europe, and how European companies conform to the rest of the world.  Yet, the learning does not merely take place in a meeting room, rather it continues when you explore each individual city and interact with their respective cultures.  One day you may be riding the tube (subway) in London, the next you may be negotiating T-shirt prices in Prague.  When you begin to understand the culture, you then begin to comprehend the mentality of the corporate work-force in Europe, allowing for an easier way in which to build working and personal relationships.  What you bring back with you to the United States is what you put into the tour while you are traveling.


1998 London: Hallmark Company Visit
1998 London: Hallmark Company Visit