Alumna Jenny Han Simon (Chinese 2018) interviewed four scholars, two of whom are fellow 2018 Chinese alumnae Nakia Edmond and Maya Bullock, about their experiences within professional and academic environments, traveling and living abroad, and shaping their professional and personal ambitions as Black Americans.
CLS In the Press — Shared from ProFellow on August 06, 2020
CLS alumnus Troy Willis (Russian 2019) has been named a Winthrop Scholar, the highest academic honor bestowed by Connecticut College.
CLS In the Press — Shared from Connecticut College News on July 29, 2020
Evan Clark has earned a 2020 Critical Language Scholarship.
CLS In the Press — Shared from University of Louisville News on July 17, 2020
Alumnus David Solomon (Chinese 2013) earned a Master of Environmental Management in May from Yale University.
CLS In the Press — Shared from Wicked Local Brookline on July 14, 2020
CLS Hindi alumna Jan Taylor talks about her educational journey at Houston Community College, including her experience with the CLS Program in India.
CLS In the Press — Shared from Houston Community College on July 13, 2020
Nilaya Knafo is an alumna of the 2017 CLS Arabic program in Amman, Jordan. A 2019 graduate of American University with a bachelor’s degree in international relations, Nilaya focused her studies on foreign policy in the Middle East and North Africa. She now works as a Senior Program Assistant at...
Alumni Profiles — Posted by Liz Sinclair on July 09, 2020
Alumnus Daniel Lang (Chinese 2018) writes about his experience as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Mongolia before returning early due to the pandemic.
CLS In the Press — Shared from The National Peace Corps Association on July 06, 2020
CLS Arabic alumna Kate Hart will use a $50,000 Rotary Foundation Global Grant Scholarship to pursue a master’s degree in Israel.
CLS In the Press — Shared from Western Kentucky University News on July 06, 2020
CLS Chinese alumnus Haider Nazir has been accepted to the Yenching Academy of Peking University.
CLS In the Press — Shared from India Education Diary on July 06, 2020
David Fields (Korean 2010) writes about how the history of the Korean War underscores that not every international problem has a clear or quick solution, but it does offer an important lesson for dealing with intractable problems: seek allies and build consensus.
CLS In the Press — Shared from The Wilson Center on July 02, 2020
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