Pakistani Educational Leadership Institute

 
 
  Daer All
       Hope you are enjoing youe visit ,Blake as  Misbah (My  very nice Colleague) is with you so i am feeling my self with you ,Misbah seems to be enjoying her visut ,Yes Nighat how are you you are in few pictures only,where are you ? a lot of friends and family  from Pakistan (Along [...]

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G-8 or EU, they are big names for the developing nations which consider their multi-dimensional progress with envious eyes. Their progress is, undoubtedly, tremendous and has made various countries dependent on them who are ready to follow the directions of highly advanced countries while making their socio, economic and political policies. But the forthcoming US [...]

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Hello everyone -
I saw Sarah’s post and realized that i had been lax about my own updates. School has been very busy as i am approaching graduation. In May i will be done my Undergraduate Degree (16 years of school). I am in the process of applying to new schools to continue on in hopes [...]

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Winter is here and with the cold weather and snow I can help looking back on this summer and remembering how wonderful of an experience I had with all of you. Sean and I have signed on to be community advisors with the Pakistani Institute for Summer 2008 and I can say that I am [...]

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Dear All
EID GREETINGS & CHRISTMAS GREETINGS to all of my friends  in US and Pakistan.May the coming year brings up all the best for you all.
                          With love love  and love for all
                                                 Samia

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Dear all
I am really sorry for being so silent lately. I have been really busy in the on campus workshops of Educational Planning and Management. Then had my days off for the EID and now back after my holidays. So first of all Belated EID GREETINGS & CHRISTMAS GREETINGS to all the sweet souls in US [...]

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When free I used to sit in front of Samuel Reed Hall on the bench close to the ‘Maple Tree’ which might have had plenty of memories of the people who would look at her to talk and share their life…which, of course, I did. The unannounced rain sometimes disturbed but thanks to the university [...]

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Come and sit before meSo that I can take a picture of your eyesTo hang it to decorate The Barren Walls of my Heart… 
Oh Time Listen! I miss all my friends, streets, lawns, halls, roads, trees, and birds of Plymouth…

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Pakistan despite being a developing country has been trying to face economic, social, geographical challenges for the last 60 years after its inception. At the same time it had to fight on different fronts either for its own survival or others but astonishingly one of my American friends has declared it the most dangerous nation [...]

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Greetings, Pakistani Institute alumni,
Plymouth State has been awarded a selective State Department open competition grant that continues the University’s Pakistani project and valued partnership with Idara-e-Taleem-o-Aagahi.  
Most importantly, the grant proposal integrates input from all eighty of you - the intensive brainstorming that has taken place during the summer institutes in New Hampshire and the critical work that [...]

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