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Second webinar in the Integrated Content and Language in Higher Education (ICLHE) webinar series.

The Académie des Futurs Leaders, founded by former Obama Scholar Alice Barbe and based at Reid Hall, is dedicated to supporting, connecting, and training civic leaders whose endeavors have significantly impacted society, empowering them to navigate the intricate realms of political engagement. 

Jobet is a former Minister of Mining and Energy and current Distinguished Visiting Fellow at the Center on Global Energy Policy. 

Ines Jabri tells of her experience exploring Chile through the lenses of culture and religion.

In partnership with the American University of Beirut | Global Engagement Initiative, CGC Amman's series explores the challenges encountered during the aftermath by journalists, medics, aid workers, and local communities in conflict zones.

Introducing Yasmine Rejeb, a David Bartsch and Joan Haffenreffer Bartsch Global Fellow at Columbia University.

Joanna Lee, a Columbia Ph.D. student, shares insightful reflections on her residency experience at the Beijing Global Center.

Kraft Fellow Lily Penn provides insight into her journey to Chile.

During his time in Tunisia, Professor Sunil Agrawal  engaged in a series of meetings facilitated by CGC Tunis to explore potential collaborations and initiatives in the field of robotics.

Kraft Fellow Yael Bright tells of her experience getting to know people, places and religions in Chile.

Columbia Global Center Tunis hosted Professor Sunil Agrawal, who is a member of its Faculty Advisory Committee, during his second visit to Tunisia.

Katrina Machetta, one of the Columbia undergrads who visited Chile in March, shares a personal account of her journey.  

Columbia University Masters and Ph.D. students are encouraged to apply for funding until May 15, 2024.

CGC | Nairobi hosts the GEOHealth Training Workshop on Air Pollution Exposure Monitoring and Respiratory Health.

Applications are now available for a fellowship offered this fall at our Centers in Amman, Nairobi and Santiago for early-career scholars.