MBA closure. A 10,000 feet recap

After the graduation ceremony and an bunch of farewells it looks like I have put a closure to my MBA at Haas, one of the most intense and satisfying periods of my life (till date). Nevertheless I would like to put in writing what I have learned, even if it is just a 10,000 feet picture. so this is a chronological stab at it, including travels:

• First semester (2007, Aug to Dec): core curriculum, brushed-up business basics. Qualified as finalist of the Darden Innovation Challenge 2007. Started collaboration with the Oakland Small Schools Foundation.
  > Winter break: Spain and Mexico
  

• Second semester (2008, Jan to May): more core curriculum. Put together a business plan for the Entrepreneurship course. Carried out an independent study on social networks
  > Spring break: Japan

• Summer 2008: International Business Development (IBD) program, developed a business plan for a new undergraduate business program in Vietnam's National University at Hanoi, Vietnam. Interned in the Product Marketing department of salesforce.com defining positioning strategies.
  

• Third semester (2008, Aug to Dec): a deep dive into design-thinking. Created Senior Web, an info gathering and communication solutions for senior citizens, as part of the New Product Development class.
  > Winter break: Spain, Israel and Jordan
  

• Fourth semester (2009, Jan to May): discovered, and loved, open innovation. Reinforced design-thinking skills creating a new information management system for the MBA experience. Led the marketing committee of the LifeLong Connections 2009 campaign (Haas Alumni Annual Fund), achieving a 100% participation rate (first time ever in Haas history)
  > Spring break: Costa Rica
  

A lot of learning in a bit less than two years. Some times I was gulping and some other times I could sip knowledge enjoying it calmly. You know what? I am still thirsty