Current students and alumni from the master of global affairs program in the Keough School of Global Affairs represent more than 60 countries.
Our students bring a wealth of professional experience in international development, education, peacebuilding, environmental conservation, human rights, humanitarian assistance, journalism, and other fields. All students in the class have received fellowships thanks to a number of generous families, as well as foundation support and funding from institutes and the university more widely.
Haleemah Ahmad
International Peace Studies, 2023
Nigeria
Oneile Baitlotli
Sustainable Development, 2023
Botswana
Catherine Bruno
International Peace Studies, 2023
United States
Marla Cansino
Global Affairs + Specialization (offered through 2022), 2023
Belize
Nicolas Chehade
Global Affairs + Specialization (offered through 2022), 2023
Lebanon
Christine Chun
Sustainable Development, 2023
United States
Aidé Cuenca Narváez
Sustainable Development, 2023
Ecuador
Mariama S. Dampha
Global Affairs + Specialization (offered through 2022), 2023
The Gambia
Ebaa Elkalamawi
Global Affairs + Specialization (offered through 2022), 2023
Egypt
Nourhan Fahmy
Global Affairs + Specialization (offered through 2022), 2023
Egypt
Euda Fils
International Peace Studies, 2023
United States
Elischia Fludd
Sustainable Development, 2023
United States
Rafael Gutierrez
Sustainable Development, 2023
United States
Max Hammond
Sustainable Development, 2023
United States
Alina Holmstrom
Global Affairs + Specialization (offered through 2022), 2023
United States
Muhammad Shahzad Hussain
International Peace Studies, 2023
Pakistan
