ESP Biography

What's the difference in a stock and a bond? What does the stock market actually do? Learn about the "Random Walk Down Wall Street" with three Stanford students who have background working at UBS, JPMorgan, and in financial policy research in the Texas' State Legislature. We'll explain how to diversify, stock market basics, and a few basic suggestions as students think about their own views and plans for personal finance.

"Avoid being that person who ignorantly responds "I love Thai food!" or "Oh, you mean China?" when Taiwan is mentioned: come learn about Taiwan and its unique culture while trying some classic Taiwanese snacks!"

What does it mean to be American? How is our nation perceived by the world, and how has that changed in the last fifty years? What is American culture and the American identity? This class will look at the United States as a world power in our changing world and question students about their and the American experience.

Just two days after this class concludes, Americans will head to the polls to decide one of the most important elections in United States history. In this class, we'll learn about all of the major issues of the Presidential campaign, where the candidates stand, and how those issues affect you! Tentative activities include a brief lecture and a highly interactive discussion and debate. This class is for everyone, regardless of political affiliation or previous political knowledge. All are welcome!