Ethics and Leadership with Zola Batkhuyag

Building Understanding (BUDS)

Ethics and Leadership with Zolzaya Batkhuya

Zolazaya Batkhuyag is a Community Solutions Leader working in the Siegel Institute at Kennesaw State University. Their mission: to promote study, research, reflection, and understanding of ethics and leadership through experiential opportunities and excellence in scholarship and teaching for members of KSU and the wider community.

September 12, 2014
Ethics and Leadership with Zola Batkhuyag

Join Zolzaya (Zola) Batkhuyag to learn about her work with the Siegel Institute at KSU and her experiences as an ethical leader. Hailing from Mongolia, Zola has been a true activist of human rights and gender equality since 2008. She is a general coordinator of the Young Women for Change NGO and has led countless projects and advocacy work to raise public awareness and community building.

From 2011 to 2013, Zola produced The Vagina Monologues by Eve Ensler for the V-Day Ulanbaatar, a global movement combating violence against women and girls. She also led the youth election monitoring project during the 2012 Parliamentary Election. Zola's calling has been to promote human rights and gender justice.

In partnership with Northside Kiwanis Club and the GA Fulbright Alumni Association, Building Understanding (BUDS) offers a monthly luncheon speaker series at First Presbyterian Church (Midtown), every third Friday from noon to 1:30PM.

Cost is $7 for BUDS, Fulbright, and Youth Universe members, $10 for non-members.

Location: First Presbyterian Church, Fifield Hall -- 1328 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, GA 30309 (map)
Date: Friday September 12, 2014
Time: 12:00-1:30PM
Parking: Behind church or parking deck on Peachtree St. (voucher provided)
Cost: See options to right side of screen
Includes home-style, delicious buffet lunch, free parking voucher

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