A postdoctoral researcher at the Columbia Climate School, she is one of four Scholars in Residence visiting the Santiago Center this year.
On World Book Day, we remember the Peruvian Nobel Laureate who passed away on April 13.
A group of 45 people gathered for his talk on the political and social issues that Chile has yet to resolve.
His transformative undergrad experience was largely shaped by his relationship with the Columbia Global Centers—particularly the Santiago Center.
The activities brought together 75 local stakeholders.
During his stay, he engaged with academics, students and key stakeholders like policymakers, legal experts and urban planners.
During her visit, two events were held in collaboration with the Santiago Center.
They are Adrian Casanova (GSAS’26), Mikayla Cheng (SIPA’25) and Olivia Cull (MPH’25).
Over 100 people participated in community workshops and in interviews with key stakeholders.
From her studies at CU under Federico de Onís, to her rediscovery of Gabriela Mistral's personal archive, Arce bridged academic worlds.
Invited by Grupo CAP and ICARE, he addressed over 300 leaders to discuss Chile’s challenges in fostering economic growth.
A Professor of Environmental Health Sciences, he visited the Santiago Center, Universidad del Desarrollo and UC.