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Seth Feldman - PhD Candidate from the United States

ISM has been quite instrumental in improving my teaching and my overall knowledge-base. Following a course on Risk Control at ISM, I revamped my Fundraising curriculum to include several of the topics we covered, and added new readings from leading professionals in the Risk Control field.

ISM has been quite instrumental in improving my teaching and my overall knowledge-base. Following a course on Risk Control at ISM, I revamped my Fundraising curriculum to include several of the topics we covered, and added new readings from leading professionals in the Risk Control field.

I have also recently become a Thesis advisor for a student living in Vermont, and to help guide her in her research, I am using a framework I learned and mastered in my ISM course on Empirical Research and Advanced Statistics. Not only was I able to provide my advisee with a solid tool for gathering and evaluating research, I could help her apply her work in a way that is useful to her community.