1997-1998 International House Resident Directory and Addendum

INTERNATIONAL HOUSE

Dear Resident:

This International House Resident Directory serves a number of purposes. It's a handy reference for a large and diverse community, it contains descriptions of endowed scholarship funds provided by supporters of the House to help residents and achieve diversity, and, perhaps most importantly, it is a keepsake of your stay at I. House. We have learned that former residents save their Directory throughout their lives as a way of recalling their residency and prompting memories when contacting old friends. Inevitably, they are brought out at informal gatherings of alumni for lengthy and enjoyable sessions of "whatever happened to ... ?"

This Directory is not a "year book" nor, since it is published each fall, a reflection of a year gone by. Rather it anticipates a year to come and , significantly , your future lives as I. House alumni and world citizens. We hope that you will find it useful throughout your stay to help knit our community together, and that in the coming years as you peruse its pages you will remember with fondness your stay here, and be prompted to contact an old friend or acquaintan~ as well as support the House. Lifelong friendships are at the heart of the I. House experience, and this visual record - a "snap shot" of our community in 1997 - forever preserves a time and a place in your lives.

Midway through the year, an addendum will be published containing photos and information about residents who arrive mid-term. In the back of the Directory , you 'II find printed the pledge which is recited at the Candlelight Sunday Supper at the end of the academic year. This moving ceremony marks in an unforgettable way the passage of residents from this unique community experience into your roles as world citizens. In the years to come, I hope that you will read these words again from time to time as a way of renewing the International House experience in your daily lives.

Sincerely yours,

Donald L. Cuneo President

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In f 9?' r' < ledi ·mio11 of Harry Edmmul., - ard 1/1< philc1111hropy of John J) Rod:.c'.fc>l/e,; J,:. am/ the Clei·efo11d Docl~e ft11111/ver d c 11 mdurin~ home for that si111J'le t \ han~, /11tt'ma1io11al llous,,.

fhe Mission of Internat1ona l House, Ne~ York is to enable selected graduate students and mterns from countries around the world to live and learn together in a challenging and supportt'\C residential community in Ne'" York City that builds hfclong qualities of leadership, tolerance, respect and friendship among mdtviduals of all nations and back1,rrounds.

This independent, nor•-proft organization achieves ,ts mission b} uail) mt~racuon among its residents and other members through progra.ns. fac1httes and res dential 1 fe des·b,'lled to :aster diversity of thought and experience and to prepare its residents as .:11.unn. to meet the chc1llcnges )f an interdependent world.

/\<loptc<l b) the llourd on rn~tccs of lntcmuhonal House NO\emhcr 1 1 199~

"fntemat10nal

House 1s one of the few place~ on the glohe where young people of virtually every nat1ona/Jty, race and creed come together dedicated to live m harmony tu learn how to deal with even the most difficult issues our world confronts. "

Henry A Kissinger HonoraI') Trustee

International

House Board of Trustees

Resident Statistics and Position Holders

Resident Members Fall 199 7 Co

Middle East 33 Western Europe 115

Cyprus J Austria 5

Iran J Belgium 2

Israel 7 Denmark 5

Jordan I Finland J

Lebanon I France 9

Qatar 2 Germany 36

Syria I Gretce 6

Turke) 15 Iceland Ireland 2

North America 248 Ital) ..

Canada 18 Luxembourg l USA 230 ?-:ether lands 8 Nomn) ..

Oceania 7 Portugal l Australia 3 Spam 10

Ne\\ Zealand .. Sweden .. Switzerland 6

North Africa 3 Urutcd K.rngdom 8

Egypt 2 Morocco Fields of Study Architecture 18

South Asia 28 Business 88 Bangladesh 1 Compu er Science 5 India 19 Education 56

Nepal 2 English Language 16 Pakistan 5 lntema11onal Affairs 60

Sri Lanka I Engmcenng 30 Humamt1cs 38

South East Asia 28 Music 92 Indonesia 2 Journahsm 18

Phthppincs 6 La\\ 58

Smgapore 6 Medtcmc 2-l Thailand 5 Creau, e Arts 26

Vietnam .. Sciences 16 Social Work 25 Soc1Jl Sciences 108 Farntl) Member~ 21

RES ID EN T PO SITIO N HO LDERS 1997- 98

PROGRA\1 ASSISl ANTS

Jcnmfcr Ablan

Anast assia Andros1k

Said Baharoon

Desiree Ba.,tcr

Aaron Binder

Gennaro Brooks-Church

Tamara Hummel

Ana Islas

Chn ,ttan Kan) 1k1-KnlonJi

Merry Kim

't asuh1ro Kushida

Gctachc,, :-.1cngesha

Tang Mona\\ar

J1mm) Mora

Carma Rubaja•Dron

Salim Salim

\'cronica Santo~o

s,·ctlana Shmulyian

ltai Snch

Stephen Sokol

Gem,ainc Spmu,·c

Todd St. \'ram

Yumiko

Demz Umal

RESIDE'NT LIFE

Lc1h Al1kham

l\.lark Ambrose

Desiree t3a:-.tcr

Aaron Binder

Edward Bodmc

Roberto Cmomcro

Ahu Erg1n

Harlem Tutorial Asst.

I n ternational Forum Asst.

Equipment Technician

Onentat1on/Hosp1tal1t)

Perfo r ming Ans Asst.

Photo~rnph} Asst

Perfo r ming A n s Asst.

Leadership Asst .

Head fqwpnu.:nt Technician

Libra!) Asst.

Cinema l\sst

TraH.I Asst

Eq ui pment Techmcian

Sports Asst.

Cultuml Hour Asst.

Equipment Technician

Theate r Asst

Harlem Tu t orial Asst.

Social Aeti,1ttcs Asst .

Interna t ional Forum Asst

Fitness Center Asst

Cultural Hour Asst.

Cultural Hour Asst.

Sunda) Supper Asst.

Peer Counselor

Residen t Ass i stant

Res1d1.nt Assistant

Residen t Assistant

Residen t Assistant

Reside ~t Assis lnt

Resident Assistant

Philippmes/USA

Belarus

Tanzania USA USA uSA

Ca n ada

Me:-.ico

Tamania

USNKo r ea

Japan

E,h1opia Sudtm

Ecuador

Arg\:ntina

Zan,ibar

Mc:-.:1co

Israel/Russia

Israe l Canada USA

Virgin Islands l,SA

Japan

Turke~ Iran

USA

USA. USA USA

Argc.ntma

Tu r ke)

Cynthia Ann Hopkins

Tamara Hummel

Agnieszka Karczewska

Merry Kim

Frank Mancini

Jimmy Mora

Tatsuya Ohyama

Naoko Okada

Veronica Santoyo

Jack Shelley-Trernbla)'

Kathleen Shinners

Itai Sneh

Tudor Stefanescu

Todd St. Vrain

Yumiko Suzuki

Pauline Tsai

Nestor Vazquez

Galina Zisk

FACILITIES MANAGEMENT

Resident Assistant USA

Resident Assistant Canada

Resident Assistant Poland

Resident Assistant USA/Korea

Resident Assistant USA

Resident Assistant Ecuador

Resident Assistant Japan

Resident Assistant Japan

Resident Assistant Mexico

Resident Assistant USA

Resident Assistant USA

Resident Assistant Israel/Canada

Resident Assistant Romania

Resident Assistant USA

Resident Assistant Japan

Peer Counselor Canada

Peer Counselor Argentina

Resident Assistant Ukraine

Mawunyo Amouzou Receptionist Togo

Anastassia Androsik House Manager Belarus

Orhan Aydin House Manager Turkey

Said Baharoon House Manager Tanzania

Ilea DeBom House Manager Brazil

AhuErgin House Manager Turkey

Kim Fraser Receptionist Canada

Christian Kanyiki-Kalonji House Manager Zaire

Leah Knight Receptionist USA

Irina Liczek House Manager Romania

Getachew Mengesha House Manager Ethiopia

Jimmy Mora House Manager Ecuador

Kevin Rouchell Receptionist USA

Salim Salim House Manager Zanzibar

Shannon Shelley-Tremblay Receptionist USA

Germaine Sprauve House Manager Virgin Islands

Roselia St. Louis Receptionist Canada

Cerasela Stan House Manager Romania

rudor Stcfancscu Rccept1omst Ronunia

Yunuko Su1uk1

House Manager Japan

Erem Tan)1..:n Rccep11oms1 Turke)

Alben MBr T1cmers111a House Manager Netherlands

Bonnie \'on Hoff Recept1onis1 l~A

Daniel Wolff

Cem Yukscl

COMMUNJlY AID£ S

Amha Alcm Addis

House Manager Bra11I

House Manager 1 urkcy

Baza.tr 'Pub Eth1op1a

Fantk Amm Pub Bangladesh

11:a DcBorn Baz· -1r Bra11l

E 11 1bcth Bund) Bazaar USA

Vicente Carlos Pub USA

\I 1, 1s Durwm

Ko,uc Endo

C) nthia Hopkins

Ana Islas

Bv.aar Zimbab"c

Coffee House Japan

Coffee House USA.

Coffee House \k:-.1co

Cha1ta11)a Kadi)ala Pub USA

Meri: Kim Coffee House lJSA

Andre Mauos

Bazaar Brat I

Gctachc" \1cngcsha Bazaar/ Pub Ethiopia

Tomoko Oh, ama Coffee Houc;c Japan

Kc, Ill Rouchcll Pub USA

Yurml o Su uki

Coffee House Japan

Toda St \ram Coffee llousc LSA

Ami Thakkar Pub India

Canse 'r'atter Pub LSA.

THE ANNUAL FUND

For seven decades private sector philanthropy has been central to International House's ability to fulfill its m ission. The program activities which create the unique character of life at the House, and the financial assistance which ensure diversity within our community , are made possible through the generous support of numerous individuals , corporations and foundations. This year's Annual Fund goal is $841,050.

For their voluntary financial support throughout the past year, we are deeply appreciative of the following corporations , foundations , alumni , friends and Trustees who have provided substantial support for the House.

Corporations and Foundations

Ameri can Express Company

Amer ican Express Foundation*

Amer ican International Group

Ameritech Builders, Ltd .

Arnho ld & S. Bleichroeder, Inc.

Asah i Chemical Industry America, Inc

Associated Insurance Management

The Awana Family Trust

Banco de Galicia y Buenos Ai res

Banke rs Trust New York Corporation*

Bayerische Landesbank

Bertelsmann AG

Blackstone Group

Bridgestone\Firestone Trust Fund

Bristol -Myers Squibb Company

Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation

Brother International Corporation

Buttrick, White & Burtis

canadian Friends of International House

canon USA. Inc.

Charitable Gift Fund

Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A. *

Citibank, N.A.

Citicorp Foundation*

Colgate-Palmolive Company*

Commerzbank AG - New York Branch

Daimler-Benz North American Corporation

Dallas BBQ ' s Restaurant

Shelby Cullom Davis Foundation

Dayton Foundation Depository, Inc.

Edmond de Rothschild Foundation

Den Danske Bank

DG Bank

C leveland H. Dodge Foundation*

The Claire & Maurits Edersheim Foundation

EM Industries, Inc

Flik International Corporation

Freunde des International House. e.v.

Fribourg Foundation, Inc

The L W. Frohlich Charitable Trust

Gelman Pension Consulting, Inc

Green Fund, Inc

John A. Hartford Foundation, Inc.*

IBM International FoundatiOn

Integrated Micro Systems, Inc.

lnvemed Associates , Inc.

Japanese Chamber of Commerce & Industry

Jocapa Business Forms

EA Juffali & Brothers

Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation

W. K Kellogg Foundation*

F M Kirby Foundation, Inc

Lee Foundation

The James A. Macdonald Foundation

Mac.Jannet Foundation

Mannesman Capital Corporation

Marsh & McLennan, Inc

Mitsubishi Materials USA Corporation

Mitsubishi Rayon America , Inc

Mitsui & Company (USA), Inc.

Mitsui (USA) Foundation

NEMCO Brokerage

New York Community Trust

Norddeutsche Landesbank Gironzentale

KPMG Peat Marwick

Penta Ocean Construction Company, Ltd

The Philanthropic Collaborative, Inc.

J M. Pillsbury Family Trust

Potamkin Auto Center, Ltd.

Progress Management

Rain Hill Group, Inc.

Reader's Digest Association

Reader ' s Digest Foundation*

Rhone-Poulenc, S.A.

Ricoh Corporation

Rockefeller Brothers Fund*

Rogers & Wells

Rosow & Company

Rotary Club of Northern Columbia County

Herman & Lenore Rottenberg Foundation

Sandoz Corporation

Schiff Foundation

Schindler Elevator

Service Directions, Inc.

Shearman & Sterling

Societe Generale

Paul & Daisy Soros Foundation

Spiritus Gladius Foundation

Starr Foundation

A. Steinman Plumbing & Heating Corporation

Robert AM. Stern Architects

Swiss Bank Corporation*

The Times Mirror Foundation*

Tokio Marine Management

Toyoshima Sales Corporation

Toyota Motor Corporate Services NA , Inc

Toyota Tsusho America

Whitehead Foundation

WWCES Corporation

* Denotes corporat ions and foundations wh ich also, o r exclusively, provided matching gifts

Names of the following individuals wh ich are shown in boldface indicate direct and planned gifts and pledges of $15,000 or more duri ng the past year of cash , securit ies, in-ki nd contributions, or pro bono services

Chairman's Circle ($5,000 or more]

James & Denise Barton ' 56

Mr. llt Mrs. Frederick L Buddenhagen

Patricia M. Cloherty "67

Estate of Jean S. Oobrzensky ' 45

Robert A Douglass

Barbara D Duncan

Jolene & Stephen Eyre

Scott Frantz

Masayoshi Furuhata

Maurice R. Greenberg

Blaise Hallultte '70

Charles A. Helmbold, Jr.

Ta Chun Hsu

Sheikh Walid Ahmed Juffali

Tsutomu Kanno

Yoshi Kawashima

Fred M. Kirby

Andreas Kleffel

Noriko 0 . Kozai ' 58

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth G. Lango ne

Lee Seng Gee

Stanley S. Utow

Hans Meyers

Mr. & Mrs. Rempel Mizuno '62

TakeshiNagano ' 55

Takeshi Nagaya

Diana Crocker Nouri

Edmond J Nouri '42

Abby & George O'Neill

John Bing Sing Pek ' 69

Timotheus A. Pohl

Mr. & Mrs. Russell S Reynolds , Jr.

David Rockefeller

Herman Rottenberg

WIiiiam D. Rueckert

Daisy I Paul Soros '51

Robert A.M. Stern

Robert G. Stone, Jr

G Richard Thoman

Wenke Thoman

Tatsuro Toyoda '58

The Hon, & Mrs. John C. Whitehead

Mark W6ssner

Leadership Council

($2,500-$4,999]

John C . Beck

Robert C. Beck

Manfred Becker

Kenneth I. Chenault

Bonnie Cuneo

Donald L Cuneo ' 69

Stephen M. DuBrul, Jr.

Estate of Jamil Estarabadi ' 29

Mr. & Mrs James D Farley

Harvey Golub

Eloise De Lay Hayes '64

Peter W. Hegener

Anne Hale Johnson '50

Mr. & Mrs. Donald D. Kummerfeld

Mary F. Miller ' 66

President's Club

($1 ,000-2,499)

Dr. & Mrs. Kwabena Adutwum Addei ' 67

Mr & Mrs Henry H Arnhold

Ross S & Leah Rush Cann '87

Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Carter

John F Crawford, Esq.

James M Davis 39

Kathryn Waterman Davis '32

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Davison

Edmond de Rothschild

Hans Decker

Robert H Dexter

Norma Lo is Dickey ' 45

John Elliott, Jr

Wilfried Freudenberger

Johannes K Gabel

Thomas J . Gardner ' 52

The Hon. & Mrs S William Green

Joan A. Gregory ' 65

Hiromi Gunji

Gunnar Haarman

Majed Halawi ' 85

Mr & Mrs Theodore Hartley

Sigurdur 0 Helgason ' 45

Vreni A. Hemmes ' 69

Jean Huet

Joseph J. Lavin

Mr. & Mrs. George L. Lindemann

Patrick W. McEnroe

Joseph & Christine McLaughlin

Klaus Peter Mossle

Haruo Murase

Louis Mezzina

Massaharu Nakarrura

Marian M. Newsom

Peter M O 'Neill ' 92

Mastoshi Ono

Mr. & Mrs. Peter G . Peterson

Henry C Preston '59

Mr. & Mrs L Ware Presto n, 11

Mrs Kent Rhodes

Dr & Mrs. Frederic Rueckert

Stanley M Rumbough, Jr

Khye T10ng Saw

Lorie A. Slutsky

Willard 8 Snyder

Annaliese Soros

James Smith Toedtman '67

Kathryn W Toll

Jens A. Westrick

Dr & Mrs Robert A Wol sch ' 55

NAMED AND ENDOWED FUNDS

Each year, Annual Fund contributions are combined with income generated by International House 's Named and Endowed Funds to provide over 10 percent of the House' s annual budget. Over the last 35 years a number of these special funds have been established to create an additional source of income for the programs and financialaid offered at International House.

Funds established to provide financial assistance to residents may be used to award either monthly stipends for residents who hold positions, or direct grants to partially cover resident fees The size and nature of direct grants are based on evaluation of individual need, and result from a review of financial assistance applications by the House's Admissions Committee. This committee also makes recommendations that special "outreach " grants be awarded to attract potential residents from geographical, cultural, or academically under-represented areas .

Funds which support the House' s program activities may be used to finance either ongoing activities or innovative new projects. These program enrichment funds may also be used to support the team of resident/program assistants , house managers and other position holders who assist in the operation of the House, and in organizing programs for residents and non -resident members.

For their role as a source of financial continuity which allows us to address changing needs while retaining diverse representation within the International House community, we are p leased to recognize the following :

The Prince Abdullah Al-Faisal Endowment Fund was established in 1984 by His Royal Highness Prince Abdu llah Al -Faisal of Saudi Arabia t o provide program assistant stipends to graduate student s at the discretion of International House depending on needs each year.

The Vivian Beaumont Allen Fund was established in 1963 in memory of noted ph ilanthropist Vivian Beaumont Allen , heiress to the fortune of J. E. Beaumont, founder of the Mays department stores. The Vivian Beaumont Allen Fund is used for scholarships

and stipends at the discretion of International House, depending on particular needs each year .

The Altajlr Scholarshlp Fund was established in 1995 by Ambassador Mehdi Altajir to provide scholarship assistance to graduate residents at International House.

The Arab Cultural Fund was established in 1986 by the Soliman S. Olayan Foundation to provide support for Arab Cultural Programs at International House. The Olayan Group of Companies, of which Mr. Olayan is founder

and chairman, oversees a vast array of interests in the Middle East, including industrial, agricultural and construction equipment; communications and electronics gear; medical supplies; real estate investments; and an extensive insurance operation.

The Arab Student Endowment Fund was established in 1976 by alumni Salim Ahmed Al-Moosa and Abdulla A. Almoosa, two World Council Members, and Khalaf AI-Habtoor, from the United Arab Emirates, to provide assistance to Arab residents of International House

The Art Program Fund was established in 1984 through a contribution from International House Trustee Barbara Duncan and a matching contribution from the Phelps Dodge Corporation Mrs Duncan, an art curator and consultant specializing in contemporary Latin American painting, has served as a Trustee of the Americas Society and as a member of the International Council of the Museum of Modern Art. The fund is used to provide support for art programs at International House.

Tho Barbara Chapin Babbott Award is given every year to an outstanding staff member of International House. Barbara Babbott was an active resident in the 1950's, who later became a staff member, and this award is made in memory of her dynamic spirit and generosity. International House's Mural Room is dedicated in her memory

The Gerald Baraaorf Memorial Fund was established in 1986 and is used each year to provide a partial stipend for a resident to assist in the House's alumni efforts and to

further communication between alumni and International House Born in Germany, educated in Argent ina and the United States, widely-travelled and fluent in six languages, Gerald Barsdorf was truly a cit izen of the world . He became a Trustee of International House in 1975 and served as Cha irman of several Board Committees prior to his death in 1986. He bel ieved deeply that former residents should keep in close contact with each other and with the House, so that t hey might carry the important message of International House abroad

The Bertelamann AG Scholarship Fund was established in 1990 by Bertelsmann AG in addition to its named room gift. Bertelsmann AG , a German-based communications company, oversees such operations as the Bantam Doubleday Dell Publishing Group. the Arista and RCA record labels, as well as other publishing, printing , and electronic media concerns . This fund may be used to provide financial assistance to residents at the discretion of International House depending on particular needs each year.

The Ralph Bunche - Lee Fund was established through the efforts of International House alumnus Dr Thomas Gardner. Originally known as the Robert E. Lee Scholarship, this fund was later augmented and dedicated in memory of Ralph J . Bunche, former Assistant Secretary General of the United Nations, and member of the International House Board of Trustees. Stipends and d irect grants for minority U S residents are currently made from this fund .

The Stephen Clark Fund was established in 1960 with a bequest from the Estate of Stephen Carlton Clark, art collector,

benefactor and President of the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y. The son of Alfred Corning Clark, a founder of the Singer Sewing Machine Company, Stephen C. Clark was a director of the Singer Manufacturing Company, and founded the Clark Foundation to further his philanthropies. Mr. Clark was the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Museum of Modern Art from 1939 to 1946, and was also a director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. This fund may be used to support scholarships and stipends at the discretion of International House depending on particular needs each year

The Howard A. Cook Fund was established in 1995 by alumni and friends to honor President Emeritus Howard A. Cook on the 40th Anniversary of his association with International House. Mr. Cook served as President of lnternat10nal House for twentyfive years from 1955 through 1979. In recognition of his extensive travels on behalf of the House, this fund is designated to provide outreach grants to bring residents from under-represented countries to live at International House

The Cuneo Fund was established in 1974 through a gift by Donald L. Cuneo, former partner with the firm of Shearman & Sterling. Mr. Cuneo has served as President of International House since September of 1993. Mr. Cuneo was a resident at International House from 1966 to 1969, and a Resident Advisor from 1972 to 1974. This fund is designated for support of general program activities.

The Ruth Tenaen DeWltte Endowment Fund was established in 1995 through a bequest of alumna Ruth Tensen DeWitte '39 Miss

DeWitte was an active resident and a longtime supporter of International House. This fund is used to provide financial assistance to graduate students in residence at International House on a discretionary basis depending on needs each year wtth a donor's preference for those students who are from Europe and The Netherlands.

The Norma L. Dickey Scholarship Fund was established in 1993 by alumna Norma L. Dickey '45 and is in addition to the named room she established in 1988. Miss Dickey has long been active in International House's alumni efforts and was a long-time employee of Chemical Bank. This fund may be used to provide financial assistance to residents at the discretion of International House depending on particular needs each year.

The Jean Oobrzensky outreach Aid Fund was established in 1995 through a bequest from alumna and World Council Member Jean Sullivan Dobrzensky '45. Mrs. Dobrzensky was a former staff member and long-time trustee of the Berkeley International House. This endowment fund. which serves as a lasting memorial to Mrs. Dobrzensky, offers an important source of support for the House's outreach efforts to attract students from less affluent countries or from limited financial means. Awards are made at the discretion of the House depending on particular needs each year.

The Percy L Douglas Fund was established in 1965 in memory of Mr. Douglas, President of Otis Elevators, who served as a member of the International House Board of Trustees from 1956 until his death in 1964. Mr. Douglas was instrumental in significantly expanding the scholarship and fellowship

program at International House. The fund which bears his name is used to provide financial assistance to residents Regu lar contributions are made annually to this fund by members of Mr. Douglas's family

The National Bank of Dubai Fund was established i n 1984 through a gift from Abdullah Saleh of the National Bank of Dubai, U.A.E., to be used for the resident assistants stipend program at the discretion of International House depending on particular needs each year

The Festfva I of Nations Scholarship Fund is part of a longstanding tradition of student fundraising at International House. For many years known as the Night of Nations, this festival was a highlight of the House Students from numerous countries and cultures have come together in the past to put on a vibrant carnival, featuring diverse food, drink, music, dance to provide support for this fund. Grants from this fund are made on a restricted basis at the recommendation of International House' s Admissions Committee.

The Ju Ba & Leo Forchhelmer Scholarship Fund was established in 1993 through a bequest from the Estate of Julia Forchheimer to provide scholarship assistance each year to students from Israel. Stipends and direct grants are made through th is fund.

The Gerald R. Ford Scholarship Fund for students from developing countries was established by the Trustees to honor President Ford when he stepped down as Chairman of the Board in January, 1969. During his four years as Chairman, President Ford, in addition to chairing Board meetings,

spoke annually at the House and met with the Residents' Council to offer guidance. He was instrumental in providing the House with introductions to business leaders overseas, and presided over the launching dinner of International House' s capital campaign in 1967. President Ford is now the Honorary Chairman of International House, and the scholarship fund which bears his name provides support for outreach grants to bring residents from under-represented countries to live at International House.

The John & Eleanor Clark French Memorial Fund was establi shed in 1984 in memory of Mr French , who was a Trustee of International House for 21 years. For much of that time he served as the House' s legal counsel. In 1990, his wife Eleanor French •32 was also memorialized under this fund An extraordinary internationalist. she was an abiding friend and alumna of the House. This fund is designated for general financial assistance purposes at the discretion of International House depending on particular needs each year.

The Freunde des International House Fund was established in 1990 by Freunde des International House, e v., the Frankfurt based International House German alumni association. Freunde des International House (Friends of International House) has two principal goals : first, to foster and develop contacts among International House' s alumni in Europe; and second , to f inancially support International House residents from underrepresented countries. Awards are granted once a year, at the discretion of lnternattonal House.

The BIii Frohlich Health Care Endowment Fund was established in memory of l.W . (Bill) Frohlich, who came from Germany to live at International House in 1935. A successful businessman, he was the founder and chairman of an advertising agency bearing his name. Mr Frohlich served as a Trustee of I. House from 1962 until h is death in 1971, and was the primary force behind its current alumni program. This fund provides support tor the healtMitness programs, services and facilities offered at International House The L.W Frohlich Charitable Trust established the Frohlich Health Care Fund at International House in 1985. (The Trust also provides International House with a substantial annual grant to support the summer Community-Aide Program).

The Florence Gould Fund, established in 1988 as part of the Capital Campaign to promote French-American amity and understanding was endowed by the Florence Gould Foundation, in addition to its named room This fund is designated to benefit students from France or French speaking nations.

The Gulbenklan Fund was established in 1961 to provide scholarship assistance to graduate students. Gullabi Gulbenkian, a businessman of Armenian descent, was one of the principal stockholders of the Iraq Petroleum Company, and a long-time resident of Portugal. In addition to its support of International House, the Gulbenkian Foundation has made donations to art galleries, hospitals and music festivals This fund may be used to provide financial assistance to residents of International House from Portugal, the Middle East, or other

regions, at the discretion of International House.

The Hang Seng Bank Ltd. Fund was established in 1985 by the Hang Seng Bank ltd to provide scholarship assistance for students from the People' s Republic of China. Prior to 1949, Chinese students represented one of the largest demographic groups in International House, and indeed the very idea of the House resulted from a chance encounter between Harry Edmonds and a Chinese student in 1909. Stipend and direct grants are currently made from this fund.

The International Visitor Program Fund was established in 1985 by the Board of Trustees of International House to launch a program which would recognize the contributions of an individual from a country other than the United States In so doing , the Board reaffirmed the importance of the Marshall Visitor Program. which honors outstanding Amer icans. and acknowledged the necessity of a parallel program which would recognize the significant contributions which people of all nationalities make to the common welfare of humankind. Under this program, which alternates with the Marshall Visitor Program , th e Board of Trustees invites distinguished International Visitors to meet with students at International House over the course of a day, a unique opportunity to learn from and interact with these visitors in formal. as well as informal , settings This fund provides support for this program.

The Matver Memorlal Fund was established by friends of International House alumni Al and Jane Malver '36. Al Malver was a vocal coach who trained numerous actors and musicians, and Jane Malver was manager of

the I. House Bazaar. Their many friends organized in 1977 to establish this fund in memory of this couple who were a warm presence for a generation of residents. Stipends and direct grants are currently made from this fund to residents studying in the performing arts.

The George C. Marshall Visitor Program Endowment Fund was endowed in 1959 after the Board of Trustees voted to establish the program as a tribute to the late General George Catlett Marshall. General Marshall had served as Chairman of the Board of International House from 1949 to 1953, and as Honorary Chairman until his death in 1959. As a memorial, members of the Board and friends endowed the George C. Marshall Visitor Program of International House, which brings a distinguished American to visit the House to meet with students and speak at a major function. The program aims to broaden opportunities for foreign graduate srudents to meet and hear creative and challenging spokesmen from various disciplines in American life and culture. Participants in the Marshall Visitor Program have included former Secretaries of State Dean Acheson and Henry Kissinger, journalist James Reston, the distinguished composer Aaron COpland, supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor and former President Gerald A. Ford.

The John J. McCloy Memorial Lecture Fund was established in 1989 by Trustees. friends, and alumni in memory of John J. McCloy, Chairman of International House from 1954 to 1971, and Honorary Chairman from 1971 until his death in March 1989. Mr. McCloy was a lawyer, banker and administrator who helped shape the policies

of five U.S. Presidents. His public work included service as President of the World Bank from 1947 to 1949, U.S . High Commissioner for West Germany from 1949 to 1952, and a chief disarmamen1 negotiator under President Kennedy . In 1959, as International House Chairman, Mr. McCloy launched the Marshall Visitor Program to bring distinguished leaders to the House. This fund is used to provide support for an annual lecture by a distinguished guest speaker at International House. Additional support has been provided by "Freunde des ln1ernational House, e.v.• through annual grants made possible by Schroder Munchmeyer Hengst & Co.

The Mclaine Central/East European Leadership Program Endowment Fund was established originally as the East/West Leadership Program in 1989, in order to encourage a new generation of leaders from Central and East European nations to live at I. House by providing financial assistance to students from these countries The fund seeks to continue the increased representation of this region, following an initial grant from the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, and is also used to support programs focusing on the region. The fund is named after Alan and Tudy Mclaine (Ganadian and American students, respectively) who met at I. House where they both resided in the 1950's, a time of tremendous change in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe After completing his studies in Soviet economics, Alan joined the Canadian diplomatic service and later was named Ambassador to a number of Central/East European countries.

The Mitsui USA Scholar Fund was established in 1995 by Toe Mitsui USA

Foundation. It is awarded at the discretion of International House to a graduate student demonstrating a strong interest in i nternational trade and investment. The student must be a United States citizen or permanent resident and have had good academic performance in previous courses. A Japanese stud ies component and community activities will be viewed favorably in the selection process.

The Rempel 6 Akiko Mizuno 5cholarshlp Fund was established in 1967 by these alumni and World Council members from Japan, in addition to their two named rooms. Mr. Mizuno is President of Penta-Ocean Construction Company, ltd , a major international construction firm . Stipends and direct grants are made from this fund on a discretionary basis depending on current needs

The Samuel J. Moritz Scholarship Fund was established in 1960 through a bequest from the Estate of samuel J Moritz to provide scholarship assistance each year to students from Israel. Stipends and direct grants may be made through th is fund .

The Performing Arts Foundation Scholarship & Program Funds, were established by Herman Rottenberg, President of the Performing Arts Foundation, Inc and a Life Trustee of International House The Performing Arts Foundation, Inc. was organized in 1963 to support and encourage talented young performing artists and to help them achieve the goals which brought them to New York City. These funds, supported through annual contributions , are used on a discretionary basis depending on current needs.

The Robert W. Purcell Awards were established in 1961 with a donation from Robert W. Purcell to provide financial assistance for residents of International House. A former Chairman of the Board of Investors Diversified Services. Inc. and the International Basic Economy Corporation , Mr. Purcell was business consultant to the Rockefeller Family as well as the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Cornell University He served as Chairman of the Executive Committee of International House, and was an Honorary Trustee. Purcell Awards are made at the discretion of the House depending on particular needs each year

The Reader's Digest Association, Inc. Scholarships - Dewitt Wallace Fund was established in 1975 by the Reader' s Digest Foundation and the Dewitt Wallace Fund to provide financial assistance to residents at the discretion of International House, depending on particular needs each year. Dewitt and Lila Acheson Wallace founded the Reader's Digest in 1922 , and under their guidance it grew to be the world ' s most widely-read magazine, reaching 100 m illion readers around the globe. A life-long philanthropist, Dewitt Wallace gave generously to youth services, secondary scnools, libraries and colleges.

The Mr. and Mrs. Russell S. Reynolds, Jr. Fund was established by the Reynoldses, in addition to their named room. Mr. Reyno lds served as a Trustee from 1983 through 1990, and is Chairman and founder of Russell Reynolds Associates, Inc. , one of the world's leading executive recruiting firms . Mr. Reynolds was elected a Life Trustee in February 1991. This fund may be used to provide financial assistance to residents at the

discretion of International House depending on particular needs each year.

The Kent Rhodes Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 1992 by Trustees and friends to honor in perpetuity the memory of Kent Rhodes. Mr. Rhodes was a Trustee of International House from 1977 until his death in 1991, and served as Treasurer of the Board He also served as a trustee of numerous other organizations including the Institute of International Education and the Reader's Digest Foundation, of which he was a former Chairman of the Board In recognition of his life-long commitment to youth and leadership, this fund is designated to provide financial support for outstanding international students from countries within the Western Hemisphere.

The Max Rhodlus Room Fund was established in 1994 through a bequest from the estate of alumnus, Max Rhodius, to provide financial assistance to residents at the discretion of International House.

The Henry Richardson, Jr. Award was established Trustees and staff in 1983 to honor the memory of Hank Richardson who worked at International House for 25 years, beginning as a porter and working his way up to Senior Engineer. Hank was a constant example of dedication to his work and to the people and ideals of I. House. The Richardson Award is presented annually to an exceptional staff member from the department of Facilities Management who has done the most to further the ideals of International House through his or her work.

The Zella P. Ruebhausen Memorial Scholarship Fund tor African students was

established in 1990 by Trustees, re latives and friends to honor the memory of Mrs Oscar Ruebhausen (1914-1990) . Mrs. Ruebhausen was elected to the Board of International House in 1956. She became a Trustee Emerita in 1972, and was el ected Life Trustee in 1976 Her longtime interest in and involvement with Africa is remembered through this fund . In addition to providing funds for direct grants and st ipends, th is fund may also be used at the discretion of the Admissions Committee for outreach grants to increase African representation at International House

The Sakura Park Fund was established in 1993 through proceeds from the "Sakura Festival" at which the Harry Edmonds Award for outstanding life-time achievement was bestowed on Trustees Abby O'Neill and Takeshi Nagano. This lund, which serves as a lasting honor to these two individuals, is designated to provide support for projects which either enhance Sakura Park or provide financial assistance to residents .

The Ernest Schwarzenbach !Memorial Endowment Fund was established in 1968 by friends of Ernest Schwarzenbach, International House alumnus and President of American Sony. Disbursable income from this fund is currently used to provide support for the Office of Development & Alumn i Relations on projects which encou rage alumni to return to the House as speakers and mentors for current residents .

The Mary Senior Fund was establ ished in 1964 in memory of International House alumna Mary Senior to provide support for the Travel Program. In addition to the bequest received under Mary Senior ' s will ,

the Fund has been supported with gifts by her friends and re latives Mary Senior, for many years a member of the International House Association and active in alumni affairs, lived at International House in 1953 and 1954 while studying at Columbia' s New York School of Social Work.

The Siemens Scholarship Fund was established in 1991 by the Siemens Corporation, a German-based advanced technology , electronics and telecommunications company This fund may be used to provide financial assistance to resident s at the discretion of International House depend ing on particular needs each year

The Robert A.M. Stem Fund was established in 1989 by the internationally-known architect. who also is Professor of Architecture and Founding Director of the Temple Hoyne Buell Center for American Architecture at Columbia University. Mr. Stern and his firm designed the Davis Hall renovations and have also worked in other areas of the House. His award-winning remodeling of the I. House Pub was completed in 1984 This fund is designated to provide financial assistance with preference to graduate students studying Architecture at Columbia University.

The Zeld M. Sudalrl Fund was established in 1983 by Zeid M . Sudairi, head of the Sudairi clan of saudi Arabia, to provide support fo r programs and financial assistance on a discretionary basis depending on current needs

The Teachers College SCholarshlp Fund was established in 1967 through a bequest from tile estate of Mary M. Fulton. This

scholarship fund is used to provide support for needy fore ign students residing at International House who are pursuing graduate studies for masters and/or doctorate degrees at Teacher's College/Columbia University, with preference to those in either the Department of Family and Community Education or the Department of Nutrition Education.

The Time Warner Harlem Tutorial Program Fund was established in 1990 through a gift from Time Warner Inc , the nation's leading publishing and entertainment corporation. This fund provides restricted support for the Harlem Tutorial Program ir. which members of the International House community share their language and mathematics skills, their backgrounds, and their spirit of adventurous learning with neighborhood children through week ly one-on-one tutorial sessions.

The Dr. Edward Larocque Tinker Endowment Fund was established in 1970 by the Tinker Foundation, whose aim is to promote better understanding among the peoples of the Americas . The Foundation's programs, which are geographically restricted to Latin America and Iberia, are focused on issues of economic policy, governance and environmental policy. This fund provides financial assistance to students from Latin America or the Iberian Peninsula Outreach grants aimed at increasing representation of these regions may also be made from this fund.

The Volkswagenwerk Endowment Fund was founded in 1963 by the Volkswagen Foundation to support full-time students from Germany studying at accredited institutions in the Greater New York Area. Both direct

grants and assistant stipends may be made from tn,s fund

Th• WIL Program Fund was estab isl'led in 1991 by the Kellogg Foundation The fund is used to provide support for the Women in Leadership Program which equips women wrth the skills necessary to compete 111ternat10nally, nationally, and locally for leadership posit10ns

"Before commg to I Hou'ie, I knew that it was a ve,y special place. With tune ,t ·s hecornmg even more clear JU(jf ho1,i special. for me, the All Natwn ·s fesllval epllom1zed that I. House sp,nt ft ¾a(j (jO exc1tmg to see the rnent;, cozmtr; booths, the residents workmg together, eager to share their cultures, partymg together I don't thmk there H any place l,ke I. Hou"e "

International House Resident, 1997

Resident Members

Jennifer Ablan Sequel Concepts Journalism Philippines

Robert Adams USA

Peter Acworth

Columbia University Finance England

Constant n Adam

Columbia University Electrical Engineering Romania

Marlye Adams

Columbia University International Affairs Haiti

Maria Aguilera

Columbia University lntematlonal Affalrs/Joumahsm Chile

Amha Alem Addis CUNY/City College of New York Mechanical Engineering Ethiopia

Joanna Adusei Columbia University Pre-Health Ghana

Jose Aguilera

Columbia University Public Policy Mexico

Ahmad AI-Sati

Columbia University Law USA

Sarah Aird Columbia University lntemational Affairs USA

FenotAklog CU/Teachers College Education USA

Ethel Akuamoa CU/Teachers College Psychology Switzerland

Mehmet Alatas

New York Institute of Technology

International Business Turkey

Leili Alikhani

Columbia University Social Work Iran

Farouk Alimohamed

Columbia University

International Affairs Pakistan

Marat Alimzhanov Columbia Un1vers1ty Law

Kazakhstan

Laila Alqahlani Qatar

Mutlaq Alqahtani Fordham Law Qatar

Marika Alzadon Columbia University Creative Writing Philippines

Mark Ambrose Columbia University Business USA

Anojie Ameras1nghe Baratloo-Balch Ard'1itects Architecture United Kingdom

FarukAmin Deloitte & Touche Accounting Bangladesh

Mawunyo Amouzou New York University Hospitality/Tourism Togo

Francesca Ancarola Manhattan School of Music VOICe Chile

Michael Andersen Columbia University Architecture Denmark

Anne-Mette Andersen Columbia University Law

Denmark

Anastassia Androsik Columbia University International Affairs Belarus

Shirley Aninias CU/Teachers College Special Education USA

Ken Aoki

Columbia University History

Japan

Jacob Appel Columbia University History

USA

John Apnle Columbia University Business USA

Manuel Aquino

Sanwa Bank Economics

Philippines

Rishi Arora

Albert Einstein College of Medicine/Cardiology India

Jaime Aragon Co lumbia University Business Colombia

Tamayo Arai Peridance Center Dance Japan

Umbreen Arif CU/Teachers College Education Pakistan

lilakArora India

AnjaliArora Columbia University Journalism USA

Tetsuro Asakawa New York University Tax Japan

Kumiko Ashino Columbia Umversrty Architecture Japan

RaniaAbeh United Nations Political Science Jordan

ErinAugis Columbia University Sociology USA

Astraea Augsberger Columbia University Social Work USA

Carol i ne Aw

Columbia Universrty East Asian Studies Canada

OrhanAydin CUNY/Baruch College Finance Turkey

Cem Aysoy Columbia University International Affairs Turkey

lrfan Aziz

Columbia University Business Pakistan

Marl Baca

Columbia University International Affairs USA

David Bacherman

Columbia University Middle Eastern Studies USA

8aid Baharoon CUNY/Bronx Community College Accounting Tanzania

Wade Baker Manhattan School of Music Voice USA

Craig Baldwin Manhattan School of Music MusiciPiano USA

Maurycy Banaszek Manhattan School of Music MusicNiola Poland

Anne Baney CU/Teachers College English Education USA

Barbara Columbia University Real Estate USA

Michel Barbey Columbia University Law Norway

Alma Lorena Barreno CU/Teachers College Education Mexico

Desiree Baxter Manhattan School of Music Vo,ce USA

Fairlight Beasley

Bank Street College Early ChildhOIOd Education USA

Norma Barrera Mexico

Marcelo Becerra Columbia University Economics Argentina

Martin Bauer j German Wine Information Bu Business Germany

CUNY/City College Of New Engineering Hungary

John

Orsolya Bezeredj

Pradip Bhatnagar Columbia University International Affairs India

Sangeeta Bhatnagar India

India

Jessica Bier Columbia University lntemat10nal Business USA

Aaron Binder Manhattan School of Music Voice USA

Mark Biondich Columbia University History Yugoslavia

Bliss Columbia University Law Australia

Thomas Bloch Manhattan School of Music Mus,c/Composition Germany

Laurence Blumenthal Jewish Theological Seminary Ancient Judaism USA

Edward Bodine CU/Teachers College Linguistics USA

Cornelia Boettger VAR Commurncations, Inc Advortising/Mar1<eting Germany

Susan Bolin Columb a Un1vers1ty lntomat,onal Affairs USA

Owen Bonheimer

Marco Borla GfantHemnann,Schwartz & Klinger Columbia University Law Electrical Engineering USA Switzerland

Ilea

De

Pacific Inst. Oriental Medicine Acupuncture Brazil

Marianne Bray Columbia University Journalism New Zealand

Kiran Bhatti

Michael

Greca

Born

Victor Breedveld

CUNY/City College of New York Physics Netherlands

Francesca Bremner Columbia University Sociology USA

Jason Bright Columbia University International Affairs USA

Gennaro Brooks-Church Columbia University Visual Arts USA

Hilary Bryant CUNY/City College of New York Civil Engineering Liberia

Andrea Bubula Columbia University Economics Italy

Ferdinand Bucher Columbia University Business Austria

Elizabelh Bundy CUNY/John Jay College Forensic Psychology USA

Carmen Butler Columbia University Human Rights USA

Monique Cameron Columbia University Business USA

Maria Campagno Columbia University Architecture Argentina

Earl Campbell Columbia University Law USA

Roberto Canoniero

New School for Social Researctv'NYU Acting Argentina

Vincent Carlos New York Police Academy Forensic Psychology USA

Belarus

Naomi Campbell The Art Students League Fine Arts Canada

Yuri Chaikin Offitbank Business

Jo-Lin Chan

Columbia University

Engineering

Taiwan

Chia-Chen Chang

Columbia University

Engineering

Taiwan

Hui Min Chan

Columbia University Architecture

Singapore

Amelia Chan

Columbia University Mathematical Finance

Hong Kong

Mei Yee Chan

Columbia University

Business

Hong Kong

Atmilios Chatzinikolaou

Columbia University

International Affairs

Greece

Esther Chang CU/Teachers College International Education USA

Yi-Ping Chang curreachers College Nutrition

Taiwan

Joanne Ch1ung-Wen Chang CU/Teachers College

Muse Education

Taiwan

Hui-Yi Chen

CU/Teachers College

Music Education

Taiwan

Co Chau

Columbia University Architecture

Vietnam

Yasmeena Chaudry

Columbia Univers,ty Law

USA

Adrian Chavira

Columbia University

International Affairs

Mexico

Yi-Hong Chen

The Art Students League of NY Fine Arts/Painting

China

Yu-Yao Cheng

CUfTeachers College

Nutrition

Taiwan

Vladimir Cherkashin

CU/Teachers College

Education Administration

Russia

Samuel Cheun

Columbia University International Affairs USA

Shun-Yi Chiang

Columbia University Law Taiwan

Jing-Fu Chiou

Columbia University 6us1ness Taiwan

Eril<a Christ Columbia University International Affairs Hungary

Yiu Ming Chu

Columbia University Human Rights/Religion Hong Kong

Seung Eun Chung CU/Teachers College Arts Administration Korea

Kyle Clari< Columbia University Architecture USA

Harm Clasen Norddeutsche Landesbank Economics Germany

Meredith Cohen Columbia University Art History USA

Sharon Collins Columbia University Engineering USA

Elise Colomer

Columbia University SocialWorl< Puerto Rico

Nadege Constant Co lumbia University library Science Haiti

James Chow

Columbia University Mechanical Engineering USA

Eun-Jin Chung Manhattan SChool of MUSIO Music/Piano Korea

New York University Nutrition USA

Columbia

Social Work USA

Il ene Cohen

Lumishka Cooper

University

Bcniamra Cooper Manhanan School of Muse Music/Trumpet Now Zealand

MonicaCoppi Colunbia University Business Italy

Geert Corstens Columbia Unversity Law

Nethe 111110:.

,,my Costello Colu'Tlbia U'lMlrslt/ Journalism USA

Barry Crawford Mannes College of MUSIC Mus1o'Fluto USA

Ja ~rosslano Manhattan School of Music Muslc/Porformanco USA

M:chael Cortese Manha!tan Schoo of Muste Music USA

Lori C'°"tand USA

Chorn Cua Coltlmbia Uruversity lrtematJonal Aff.1 rs Ph hooines

CiroCuono Cclurr.bla Un'Versrty Engmeerhg USA

M,rolo Cupl ClYTeachers Collegt'l Curriculum & Teach r.g Al""-

Stophen O'Alessandro Col mba Un!Ve :y lntomatooal Alla rs USA

NBtAhcia da Cr111 Krystaltech lntemaoonal Communications BBLl

Basilius Dan DG Europear Securrnes Secur¢ios Romanla!Gornany

Potor Oonch1 n Ska:ib1.Ar;Js.$1me.Mcfqnr&Aom Law SouthAlnca

Dabu Oange CLJ!Teachers College Educa!Joo India

Hien Dao

Columbia University Journalism

Vietnam

Jacques David CU/Teachers College TESOL USA

Peter De Maeyer Columbia University Business/Marketing Belgium

Decymus Sanwa Bank Finance

Indonesia

Claude Demers Columbia University International Affairs Canada

Shan Deng Manhattan School of Music Music/Piano China

Klran Desai Columbia University Creative Writing India

Frank-WIiiem de Wit Columbia University Law

Netherlands

Marie-Albane de Suremain Columbia University History France

Amrita Dhawan CU/Teachers College Education/Philosophy USA

Damrong Dhitithanapak Sanwa Bank Finance Thailand

Marco Dilenge Internet Fashion Mall Business Administration Germany

Claus Dinkelacker DG Bank Business

Germany

Mavis Dirwai Zimbabwe

MacieJ Dlugosz

Columbia University Business Poland

Computer Art Argentina

Al8Jandro Dron School of Visual Arts

Carina Rubaja Oran

Argentina

Sadedd1ne EI-Jabri

Columbia University

English Language

Morocco

JennHer Durst

Columbia University International Affairs USA

Kenneth Duval Private Study Piano Performance USA

Chrisptoher Ebert Columbia UnrverSity History USA

Maria Enciso

Columbia University

Urban Planning USA

Millicent Ele Columbia University Law Nigeria

Alexandra Elite Columbia University Social Work Greece

Kent Emerson Manhattan School of Music Jazz Canada

Kozue Endo

Columbia University English Language Japan

Ahu Ergin The Art Students League Painting Turkey

Steve Eslami CU!Teachers College Education USA

Grover Espinoza

Columbia University

Latin American History

Peru

Harald Fanderl Bayerische Landesbank Business Germany

Angeliki 'Ki ki' Fikioris CU/Teachers College Education USA

Angela Finlay New York Law School Law USA

Darren Fogel Columbia University Business USA

Marta Fomes-Llaras Columbia University Law Spain

Kyriakos Fountoukakos Columbia University Law Greece

Kim Fraser Columbia University Journalism Canada

Seishi Fujioka curreachers College International Education Japan

Akiko Fukaya curreachers College Education Administration Japan

USA

Arpad Galaczi curreachers College TESOL Romania

April Gamble P.S. 28 Teaching, 3rd Grade USA

Harry Gamble New York University French Studies USA

Canada

Miguel Garzon Columbia University Law Spain

Marianne Gavin Fordham University Education USA

Stephan Gellrich Deutsche Bank Finance Germany

Marion Franklin Manhattan School of Music Music/Clarine!

Maria -Pilar Furler-Barbey Switzerland

Diana Ganske Private Study Music

Mari Georgeson Marta Valle Model High Sch< English Educat ion USA

GauravGill

Columbia Unrversrty Architecture India

Ekin Gokkilic

COiumbia Unrversrty Law Turkey

Greta Golling Lrncoln and Frith Realty, Inc. Human Resources USA

Jennnifer Goodman Manhattan School of Musrc Music/frum pet USA

Prashant Gopal Columbta University Journalism USA

Angela Gosse Manhattan School of Music Music/Trumpet USA

Naomi Goto Laguardia Communrty College English Language Japan

Arman Grigorian Columbia University Political Science

Arrnen ,a

Leonard Gruenfeld Columbia University Real Estate USA

Aleksander Grzeszczak Columbia University International Affairs Poland

Paolo Guasoni Columbia University Mathematics Italy

Hartmut Guenther CUNY,Graduate Center Environmental Psychology Austria

Luisa de Araujo Guenther

CUNY/Hunter College Anthropology Brazil

lsolda de Araujo Guenther

CUNY/Graduate Center

Psycl'lOlogy Brazil

Diego Guerrero New School for Socral Researc h Econom,cs Spa,n

Cecile Guerry

Columbia University Law France

Sigurdur GunnarssM Manhattan School of Music Music

Iceland

Efstalhlos Hadj1demetnou Columbia University Engineering

Cyprus

Vidhya Guruswamy New York University Physics

India

Bradley Haag Manhattan School of Music Music/Piano USA

Patricia Han CU/Teachers College Psychology

Korea

Asma Ha, Columbia University Business/Finance

Pakistan

Massomeh HaJrlee Columbia University Economic Policy

Iran

Scott Harold Columbia University Political Science USA

David Hananel Columbia University Law

Turkey

Shoko Hanzawa Columbia University International Affairs

Japan

Olav Hasaas Columbia University Law

Norway

Genevieve Helleringer Columbia University Law

France

DG Bank Economics Germany

New Yori< Institute of Techno Business Turkey

DG

Banking USA

USA

Alexander Haars

Saltuk Halici

Brian Harenza

Bank

Delton Henderson Yeshiva University/Cardozo Law

Laura Hernandez Columbia University Architecture USA

Miguel Hernandez Columbia University Economic Policy USA

Jean Heroux Columbia University Engineering Canada

Robin Herr Columbia University Law USA

Annette Hierholzer Thieme Associates Business Germany

Tracie Higashi CU/Teachers College English Education USA

Bettina Hillekamp BayeriS<:he Landesbank Business Germany

Justin Hines

Manhattan School of Music Mus1c/Percuss1on USA

Ruth Higgins Columbia University Law

United Kingdom

Nobuh1ro Higuchi Columbia University Electronic Engineering Japan

Rosario Hofilena Columbia University Journalism Philippines

Larisa Honey CUNY/Graduate Center Anthropology USA

Natsuki Hiratsuka Manhattan School ol Music Mus1CiP1ano Japan

Tobias Hoellerer Columbia University Computer Science Germany

Cynthia Hopkins

Manhattan School of Music Voice USA

Miloslav Horinek

Columbia University Human Rights Slovakia

Wen-wei Hsiao Columbia University Engineering Taiwan

Amily Huang Columbia University Architecture Taiwan

Rachel Huff BBDO Advertising Graphic Arts USA

Manhattan School of Music Voice Canada

Ast Husain-Naviatti Columbia University Economics United Kingdom

Thomas Husted Columbia University International Affairs USA

Mary Hwang curreachers College Counseling USA/Korea

Matthew Hyatt Columbia University Social Work USA

Bo Young Hyun Columbia University English Language Korea

Yoko ldate New York University International Education Japan

Yoko ljitsu Columbia University International & Public Affairs Japan

Ikeda Columbia University International Affairs Japan

Seiji Ikuta National Academy Of Design Painting Japan

Trin lndra-Opas Columbia University Economics Thailand

Sarah Ingle Columbia University Historic Preservation USA

Columbia University English Language Japan

Tamara Hummel

Yoko

Hidetaka Inoue

Yuk Inoue

CU/Teachers College Internal onal Education

Japan

Robert Isaacs COiumbia Un1v8<S1ty Writing USA

~lsgoren Overseas Developmort C,apora1m Marketing Turkey

Ana Lourdes Islas Columbia Unrvers1ty Nutrition Educatton MeKiCO

Masash Ito Columba Unlversuy Political Science JapM

Miyuki Ito Columbia Urwe'S1ty Music/Compos,t,on Japan

Nobuh1ro Izumi Columbia Un vers1ty Joomahsm Japan

Derek Jackson Brooklyn Law School Law GhAna

Michael Jacobs Columbia Un1vers1ty lntomalional Affairs USA

Sanjay Jain New York University Business Management India

Sarah James New York University Business USA

Rat, Japaridze Columbia UnNefSlty Public Ad~ rnstratlOn G raa

Ayman Jar1our Jullllard School Music/Guitar Syria

Eva Jensen National Council of Churches Development Studies USA

Yeon Wook Jeong Columbia University Law Korea

Gerardo Jirau

Puerto Rico

Lesley Johannes W Warner Burke Assoaates Psychology South Africa

Herman Johnson Columbia University Law USA

Christopher Johnson Manhattan School of Music Music/Piano USA

PetterJohnsson Columbia University Business Sweden

M ichael Jonas Jr. Terence Cardinal Cooke Ctr. Music Therapy USA

AjitJoshl Columbia University Human Rights United Kingdom

Jess Jurkovic Manhattan School of Music Jazz USA

Hanna Kahra New York University MUSIC Therapy Finland

Sunanda Kalidind , India

Vasudeva Kalidindi Ascent Computer Group Computer Science India

Aurill Kam Su-Cheun Singapore

Ehud Kamar Columbia University Law Israel

Samir Kamel Egypt

Chaitanya Kadiyala Yeshiva University/Cardozo Law India

Bitshilualua Kalombo Columbia University International Affairs Zaire

Min-Yen Kan Columbia University Computer Science USA

Ralph Kanter

Columbia University

Archi!ecture

Austna

Emmanuelle Karpik

CUNY/Baruch College

Business

France

Christian Kanyiki-Kalonji

CUNY/City College of New York International Relations Zaire

Agnieszka Karczewska Columbia university lntcmaliona! Affairs

Poland

Jai Kasturi

Columbia University Languages USA

Shmuel Katz Manhattan School of Music Music/Violin

Israel

Jessica Kauphusman

CUNY/John Jay College Forensic Science

USA

Aileen Kavanagh Columbia University Law

Ireland

Vielka Kelly Manhattan School of Music Voice

USA

Mansoor Khan

CUNY/Medical School

Medicine

Pakistan

Aslam Khan

Columbia University Business Management

India

Mana Khandvala

Columbia University Urt)an Design USA

Shira Karmon Manhattan School of MUSIC Voice Israel

Urvash1 Kaul

Columbia University Public Affairs

India

Sophia Kessinger Manhattan School of MUSIC Mus1c/V1ohn

USA

Sang-Fi Kim

Mannes College of Music

Music

Japan

Hyeon-Sim Kim

Manhattan School of Music Voice

Korea

Jaeeung Kim

Fordham

English Language

Korea

Ji Yong Kim

Columbia University

English Language

Korea

Merry Kim

CU/Teachers College TESOL

USA

Chi Hyun Kim

Columbia University

Biomedical Eng,neerlng

Korea

Kyung Sook Kim

Columbia University

English Language

Korea

Kyu Kim

NY College of Pediatric Medicine Medicine

USA

Alyson King

Columbia University

International Affairs

United Kmgdom

Jae-Hong Kim

Columbia University

Engineering Korea

Jae Kyung Kim Rhee

CU/Teachers College MUSIC Education

Korea

Paltaranuch Kitisook

Columbia University

Economics

Thailand

Manhattan

Korea

M 1n-Seok Kim

Columbia Un,versity Engineering Korea

Ritsuko Kimura Japan Society

Intercultural Educat10n Japan

Venete Klein

PDP-New School

Business

South Africa

Margaret Kleinpeter CUNY/Hunter College Studio An USA

Bang Sool Kim

School of Music Voice

Petra Knappe Columbia University Engineering Germany

Leah Knight Columbia University General Studies USA

Helen Roammie Ko Shinkwang RCA Church/Bayside Social Work USA

Manami Kodaka Columbia University Social Work Japan

Mathias Koeckeritz DG Bank Business Germany

Kumi Kono CU/Teachers College Educational Administration Japan

Christian Kopfli Columbia University Law Switzerland

Adam Korengold Columbia University International Affairs USA

Kevan Kosobayashi CU/Teachers College Music Education USA

Erin Kotheimer Columbia University International Affairs USA

Hyacinthe Kouassi Columbia University International Affairs Ivory Coast

Florence Kramer Columbia University Law France

H01di Krantz

Columbia University Social Work USA

Iva Krizova

New Sd'lool for SOCial Research Sociology Czech Republic

Christian Kronaus Columbia University Architecture Austria

Kirsten Kruse De Vnes Public Relations Marketing Germany

Alfred Kueppers

Columbia University International Affairs Germany

Li-Chiang Kuo Columbia University Engineering Taiwan

Taku Kuramoto Columbia University lntemat10nal Affairs Japan

Masahisa Kusano Columbia University English Language Japan

Yasuhiro Kushida New York University Art/Photography Japan

Akiko Kushiro New York Institute of Technology Advertising Japan

Krzysztof Kuznik Manhattan School of MuSJc Music/Violin Poland

Volodymyr Kyselov Columbia University Human Rights Ukraine

Dina Kzylkhojayeva New York Law School Law Kazakhstan

Amy Ann Labonte CU/reachers College Speech Pathology USA

Jzaneen Lalani Columbia University Human Rights Kenya

Chi-Wing Lam The Trump Organization Real Estate China

Jade Lam

Columbia university Economic Policy USA

Alexandra Lamari CUNY/John Jay College Forensic Psychology Cyprus

Alisa Land Columbia university Social Work USA

Moshe Landsberg Manhanan School of Music Music Israel

Kaspar Larsen Mission of Denmark International Affairs Denmark

Hamilton Lau Columbia University Law USA

Kathryn Lawler

Columbia University Public Health USA

Julie Layton curreachers College English Education USA

Priscilla Lee New York University Hotel Management Brazil

KangHee Lee

Manhattan School of Music Music Korea

Kathleen Lawton

Columbia University Creat ive Writing USA

Alexander Lee Columbia University Mechanical Engineering USA

Stephen Lennon Columbia University International Affairs USA

Sophie Leroy Columbia University Business France

So-Young Lee

Manhattan School of Music Music/Piano Korea

Danie l Levitov

Manhattan School of Music Music/Cello USA

Kati Levoranta

Columbia University Law Finland

Anat Lewin

Columbia University

International Affairs Israel

Roberto Lescano Argentina

Evan Lewis

Manhattan School of Music Music/Bassoon USA

Chi en-Yen Li

Columbia Un1vers1ty Eng,neenng

Taiwan

Chuan-Y1n Lin

Columbia University Electrical Engineering

Taiwan

Simon Li

Mannes College of Music Music/Piano Hong Kong

Irina Liczek

New School for Social Research Political Science/Intl Relations

Romania

Mary Lohr World Council of Churches Public Relations USA

Mei-Feng Lin

Manhattan School of MUSIC Music

Taiwan

Klas Lindquist Mannes College of Music Music

Sweden

Judy Lin

Columbia Umversrty English Language Taiwan

Victoria Lorenzo

Manhattan School of Music Voice SpauvPuerto Rico

Jordi Lopez Manhattan School of Music Music

Spain

Kathleen Lord CU/Teachers College Educational Psychology USA

Paul Loeb Columbia University Law

Netherlands

Ewa Losinska

Columbia University Human R1gnts

Poland

Saskia Lossl CUNY/City College of New York Urban Architecture Germany

Andreas Lorenczuk CUNY/City College of New Yo Geography Germany

Nina Luchterhand

New York Universrty Art History Germany

Zheng Zhao Luo

Columbia University Climate Changes China

Johnathan Mack CU/Teachers College Counseling Psychology USA

Mikko Luoma CUNY/Graduate Center MusicfAccord1an Finland

Steffen Lutien DG Bank Business Germany

Columbia University Law

Zimbabwe

Yoshiaki Makino

Columbia Un,vers,ty International Affairs Japan

Ferdinand Mager Deutsche Bank Banking Germany

Neil Maher New York University American History USA

Christopher Maher Columbia University Law New Zealand

Kersten Mangado

CUNY/City College of New York Chemical Eng,neer,ng Venezuela

Rachel Manas

Columbia University Social Work USA

Manhattan School of Music Jazz USA

Columbia University Social Work USA

Stewart Manley

Columbia University

Spanish & Portuguese USA

CU/Teachers College Education USA

Columbia University

Human Rights

Macedonia

Nicholas Mancini

Michelle Maraffi

Chirumbidzo Mabuwa

Franos Mancini

Slobodanka Markovska

Tomaz Mars Columbia University Neurobiology Slovenia

Stuart Marshall Cornell Medical College Pharmacology United Kingdom

Craig Martell CUNY/Graduate Center Philosophy USA

Columbia University Business Spain

Reginald Martin curreachers College Social Studies USA

Guillaume Mascaro Columbia University Business Switzerland

Attlee Masuku PDP-New School Business South Africa

Joyce Matseoane Columbia University Speech Pathology USA

Yoshiaki Matsui CUfTeachers College International Education Japan

Koji Matsumura CUNY/City Col~ge of New York International Relations Japan

Mata Columbia University Education Venezuela

New

University Music Therapy Brazil

Mazhari Columbia University International Affairs Iran

Nicola McCartney CUfTeachers College Education New Zealand

USA

Psychology USA

Yasmin

Dominique McCormick Manhattan School of Music Voice

Cristian Marti

Jennifer

Andre Mattos

York

John McGmley Yeshiva University

Knstine McKinney

Columbia University Biological Sctences USA

Joern Meissner

Columbia University Business Management Germany

Mark McLaughlin CU/Teachers College Educalion Administration USA

John McM1llian Columbia University Hislory USA

Andrew McWilliam USA

Diana Merrill

Columbia University Languanges/ltalian USA

Archil Melikalke Columbia University Economics Georgia

Getachew Mengesha CUNY/City College of New York Transportation Systems Ethiopia

Nicolas Merener Columbia University Physics/Math Argentina

Ch1sa Mikami Columbia University International Affairs Japan

Shojiro Miki Columbia University Economics Japan

Mrshael M1lakov1c New School Economics Germany

Shawna Millman CUfTeachers College Counseling Psychology Canada

Minero Columbia University Law El Salvador

Matthew M,nucci

Manhattan School of Music Music/Trombone USA

Noelle Miller Manhattan School of Music Voice USA

Arda

Carl Minzner

Columbia University Law/International Affairs

USA

Jenny Lynn Mitchell Manhattan School of Music Music/Piano Canada

Maria Gabriela Mochon Garcia Columbia University English Language Argentina

Stephanie Moebus DG Bank Business Luxembourg

Seeraj Mohamed Sanwa Bank Economics South Africa

Anne Moller New Yon( University Music Therapy Denmark

Judit Molnar CUNY/Graduate Center History Hungary

Tarig Monawar Columbia University Engineering Sudan

Justine Moore Columbia University Acting USA

Jimmy Mora Private Study Music/Guitar Ecuador

Shonqu1s Moreno Columbia University Journalism USA

Satoru Mori Columbia University International Law Japan

Masatosh1 Mon Columbia University Economics

Japan

Holly Morns Columbia University Journalism USA

Gabriella Morvay CUNY/Graduate Center Linguistics Slovakia

Adriana Moscoso Columbia Un1vers1ty Law Spain

Anne Mtshall

PDP-New School

Business/Banking/Finance South Africa

Subhanan Mukherjee Columbia University Political Science India

Jane Murage National Council of Churches Nursing Kenya

Kyoko Murai Columbia University International Affairs Japan

Fergal Murphy Columbia University Business Ireland

Alida Musayeva Columbia University Public Administration Azerbaijan

Rafiq Mushardi Columbia University Industrial Engineering Indonesia

Alexio Mus1ndo Sanwa Bank Economics Zimbabwe

Pete Myers Manhattan Psychiatric Center Psychology USA

Gisele Nacif Manhattan School of Music MUSIC Brazil

Aita Nagy New School for Social Research Sociology Hungary

Masako Nakagawa Columbia University English Language Japan

Megumi Naoi

Columbia University Political Science Japan

Holger Nass JPP Eurosecurities Business Germany

Jenniler Needleman Manhattan School of Music Music/Piano USA

Neptune

Columbia University Law Puerto Rico

Vivian

Edgar Neubacher DG Bank Banking Germany

M in Yee Ng

Watson , Farley & Williams Law Singapore

Wai-King Ng Columbia University Law

Singapore

Hien Nguyen NY College ol Podiab'ic Medicine Podiatry Vietnam

Romina Nicaretta Columbia University Economics Brazil

Wanja Nilsen CU/Teachers College International Education Norway

Zodwa Nkosi PDP-New Schoo l Business South Africa

Elena Noguera Pigem !"EARN International Education Spain

Kyung Mi 0 curreachers College TESOL Korea

Caryn O 'Connor Columbia University Business Portugal

Anne O'Gorrnan Columbia University Public Adm1n1strat1on USA

Alexander Oelze DG European Securities Busmess Germany

Anthony Ogufere

Columbia University Finance Nigeria

Grace Ohgi Manhattan School of Music MusidViolin USA

Tatsuya Ohyama

Columbia University Psychology Japan

Tomo ko Ohyama Co lumbia University Microbiology Japan

Naoko Okada

Columbia University

Social Work

Japan

Beril Oner

Columbia University

Electrical Engineering

Turkey

Akiko Okumura New York University Math Education Japan

Roy Old Person, Jr.

Columbia University Social Work

USA

Valene Oosterveld Columbia University Law Canada

Noriko Osaki Columbia University soc,al Work

Japan

Cevriye Ozcan SUNY/Stonybrook Statistics Turkey

Manisha Pai Panandiker Columbia University Law India

Jolanla Palidauskaite New School tor Social Research Political Science

Lithuania

Sapana Panday

Columbia University

Public Health

Nepal

Fotini Papachristou

Cornell Medical College Pharmacology

Greece

Madina Parchiyeva

Columbia University

Human Rights

Russia

Michael Olupol Sanwa Bank Finance

Uganda

Keni1 Ouellet CUNY/Hunter College MUSIC Canada

Michal Palzew1cz

Manhattan School of Music Music/Cello Poland

Biren Parikh CUNY/Medical School Med1c1ne

Canada

Ki-Woo Park Columbia University Architecture Korea

Young-Mann Park Fordham University Theology Korea

Vivek Parwanr CUNY/Medical School Medicine Sri Lanka

Tamara Pataraia Ge0<gia

Smita Paul P.O.V.mme Warner Journalism USA

Nutan Pawar JCrew Business/Statistics India

Tatjana Perie Columbia University Human Rights Bosnia

Alexander Peter School of Figurative Art Painting USA

Christine Pilcavage Columbia University International Affairs Japan

Veronique Pmte Young & Rublcam Advertising Belgium

Mark Pirouet Columbia University Philosophy United Kingdom

Jamel Pittman Manhattan School of Music Voice USA

Emre Polat New York lnstrtute of Technology Business Turkey

Rachel Pote-< Bank Street coI1ege Education USA

Sharon Powell Columbia UnlversI1y lntamati onal Affairs USA

Lukas Pribyl Columbia University Human Rights Czech Republic

Marcelo Prince Columbia University Journalism USA

Deborah Pruitt Manhattan School of Music Voice USA

Camille Purvis Columbia University International Affairs USA

Kefei Qian New York Universi1y Media Ecology China

Casmelyn Joy Qu coy Manhattan School of Music Music/Piano Phil1pp,nes

James Ra Manhattan School of Music Music/Composition USA

Arnmesh Rai CUNY/Hunter College French Literalure India

Jennifer Raine Manhattan School of Music Music/Trombone Canada

Hanitra Ralijemisa Columbia Univers ty International Affairs Madagascar

Leonard Rapi CU/Teachers College TESOL Albania

Mialy Ravelomanana United Nations Information Systems Madagascar No Photo Available

Joern Reck American Heritage Fund Economics Germany

Lachlan Redd Manhattan School of Music Mus1c/P1ano Australia

Christina Reed Columbia University Env1ronmen1a1 Selene USA

Stefan Rehder J PP Eurosecurities Banking Germany

Kurt Reichenberger Columbia University Real Estate Austria

Issac Reif Columbia University Engineering Ecuador

Ralf Reilmann Columbia University Neurophysiology Germany

Myong Ho Rhee Korea

Jane Rhetta Columbia University Historical Preservation USA

Christopher Rinaman Manhattan School of Music Jazz USA

Lisa Rios Columbia University Law USA

Dimitra Robokos Columbia University Psychology USA

Les Rogers Manhattan School of Music Jazz Studies USA

Virginia Rosas COiumbia University Law USA

Susannah Rose Columbia University Social Work USA

Amy Rosenfeld Kennedy Child Study Center Special Education USA

Eliza Ross CU/Teachers College English Teaching USA

Kevin Rouchell Mannanan scnoo1 of Music Voice USA

Jennifer Rouse

Manhattan School of Music Voice USA

Sandra Rubalcava

Manhattan School of Music Voice USA

Amy Rugland CU/Teachers College Science Education USA

Antonio Sa

New School for Social Research Sociology Brazil

Phil ppe Sadoc Columbia University English Language France

Elizabeth Sa Columbia Un,versity Histoiy Brazil

Laila Sabek Columbia University Economics Egypt

Saw11ree SachJapinan Columbia Univorsity Economic Policy Thailand

Rosella Saint-Louis Canada

Ma1ko Saito Columbia University lntemat1onal Affairs Japan

Alberto Salcido New York University Podiatric Medicine USA

Salim Salim CUNY/Borough of Manhattan CC Engineering Zanzibar

Vincont Sanchez Columbia University Operations Research France

Jessica Sandberg Columbia University law Sweden

Gorda Sanikidze Columbia University International Relations Georgia

Veronica G. Santoyo New York University Drama Therapy Mexico

J.Kevin Sauve New York University Phys1olog1cal Neuroscience Canada

Scott Sav1tt Columbia University Chinese Studies USA

Sandra Schaad Pratt Institute Fine Arts USA

Balazs Schanda

Columbia University Human Rights Hungary

Cyrus Schayegh Columbia University Middle Eastern Stud Switzerland

Dana Scherer Columbia University Business USA

Jillian Schneider CU/Teachers College Education USA

Elizabeth Schnitzer Columbia Umvers1ty Organizational Psychology USA

Christoph Schoepsdau Manhattan School of MUSIC Jazz/Composition Germany

Holger Schutte Norddeutsche Landesbank Banking Germany

John Seidler CU/Teachers College Psychology USA

Mayumi Sekizawa Manhattan School of Music Music/Percussion Japan

Shiro Serizawa CUNY/City College of New York Psychology Japan

Nikita Shah Manhattan School of Music Voice USA

PurnaShakya Columbia University Law Nepal

Yichen Shao Columbia University Physics China

Jennifer Sheldon Manhattan School of Music Voice USA

John Shelley-Tremblay New School for Socia! Research Psychology USA

Shannon Shelley-Tremblay New York Un1vers1ty Educational Theater USA

Marwan Shibi

Columbia University Civil Engineering Lebanon

Christa Shiffer Columbia University Psychology USA

Kathleen Shinners CU/Teachers College Education Administration USA

Svetlana Shmulyian curreachers College Organizational Psychology Russia

llias Siakantaris Columbia University Journalism Greece

Sibongile Sibiya JP Morgan Business South Africa

Paul Sikora Columbia University Law USA

Olive Simon curreachers College Bilingual Education USA

No Photo Available

Isabelle Sionniere Aux Dehce des B01s Finance France

Beth Sitterly Columbia University Historic Preserv USA

Lauren Sitzer CU/Teachers College Education USA

Andrej Skolkay New School Pol t,cal Science Slovakia

Barton Smith Bank Street College Education USA

Amy Smith Bank Street College Education USA

Scott Smfth

Columbia University International Relations USA

Ekaterina Smyslova

Columbia University Human Rights Russia

Carrie Sneh

CU/Teachers College Psychology USA

ltai Sneh

Columbia University History Canada/Israel

Stephen Sokol CUNY/Graduate Center Diplomatic History USA

Juliet Sorensen Columbia University Law USA

Ioli Soroula CU/Teachers College Psychology Greece

Germaine Sprauve Manhattan Veterans Hospital Medicine/Podiatry US Virgin Islands

Sunil Srivastava Columbia University International Affairs USA

Thea St. Omer New York University Film USA

Todd St. Vrain CU/Teachers College Education/TESOL USA

Christopher Stamper Time, Inc Journalism USA

Cerasela Stan New School for Social Research Act1ngtD1rec11ng Romania

Jolanta Sleciuk Columbia University Human Rights Poland

Tudor Stefanescu CUNY/Graduate School Psychology Romania

Blaine Stephens

Columbia University lnternatiOnal Affairs USA

Victor Stickel

Columbia University Mechanical Engineering USA

Michael Strabo Daiwa Securities America Inc. Business Denmark

nmar Straus

Columbia University

Law

Estonia

Travis Sullivan

Manhattan School of Music

Jazz

USA

Masako Suginohara Columbia University Political Science Japan

Chang Suh

Columbia University

Russian Korea

Jung-Gun Suh

Columbia University

English Language

Korea

Masachika Suzuki

Columbia University

International Affairs

Japan

Susan Surer

Columbia University Physical Therapy USA

Charu Sun Manhattan School of Music Music/Composition India

Yum1ko Suzuki Fashion Institute of Tech. Display/Exhibit Design Japan

Lawrence Tan

Columbia University

Business

Singapore

Marina Svensson

Columbia University Human Rights Sweden

Ronald Swain

Columbia University

Theatre USA

Keiichi Tanabe

Columbia University International Affairs Japan

COiumbia University

Economic Policy Management

Japan

Naok1Takyo

Columbia University International Affairs Japan

EremTanyeri CUNY/City College Computer Science

Turkey

Yuko Tanaka

Phyllis Teoh

Columbia University Urban Planning Singapore

Albert Jan Tiemersma

Columbia University Liberal Arts Netherlands

Takayuki Terada

Columbia University English Language Japan

Ami Thakkar

Columbia University International Affairs India

Pauline Tsai Therics Inc Biology Canada

Christopher Tiesler Manhattan School of Music Mus1c/Trombone USA

John Tomes

Columbia University Real Estate USA

K1rste Thibedeau Manhattan School of Music Voice USA

Lale Uner

Columbia University International Affairs Germany

Irena Tumova Columbia University Law Czech Republic

Michele Tung CTD Design USA

Eric Trump Columbia University Journalism USA

Deniz Unsal

Columbia University Anthropology Turkey

Alberto (Juan) Urroz

Manhattan School of Mus,c Mus,c/P1ano Spain

Omer Uckan New York Institute of Technology Business Turkey

Dirk Van Vreesw1jk Oracle Corporation Business Netherlands

Amir Vanderhal

Manhattan School of Music Music/Viola Israel

Alejandro Veen

New School for Social Research Economics Spain

Barthout van Shngelandt Columbia University Business Nether1ands

Jaime Vargas Intel Carrier Telecommunications Colombia

Nestor Vazquez New York University Social Work Argentina

Bonn,e Von Hott

Manhattan School of Music Voice Performance USA

Constance Vigilance Columbia University Economic Policy Guyana

Imelda Vital Columbia University Pre-Medicine USA

Anne Voigts Columbia University Law USA

Rajyashri Waghray

Columbia University International Affairs India

Goetz Von Peter Columbia University Economics Switzerland

Run9s1 Vongkitbuncha Columbia University Engineering Thailand

Peter Vowinckel Deutsche Bank Business Germany

Richard Wagor

Manhattan School of Music MUSIC USA

Tamara Walker General Board of Global Mi111stries Soc101ogy USA

Feng Wang Columbia University Business China

Ayako Watanabe Columbia University International Affairs Japan

Jennifer Webb Manhattan School of Music Voice USA

Silvina Weihmuller Columbia University Literature/Writing Argentina

Boaz Wemstem Columbia University Law USA

Jenny Weir Columbia University Architecture USA

Pamela Wen CU/Teachers College Education USA

Rhea Wessel Columbia University International Affairs USA

Edgar Westerhuys Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Business/Marketing Netherlands

Martin Wevers Mannesmann Corporation Economics Germany

James Whiting Manhattan School of Music Music/Trumpet USA

Terry Williams Columbia University Mathematics USA

Tina Winter Manhattan School of Music Voice Canada

Julie Whiting Arts Administration USA Christiane Wolf

Columbia University

English & International Relations Germany

Tonio Wiederholt Columbia University Medicine Germany

Jan Wolf New School for Social Research Economics Germany

Daniel Wolff

Manhattan School of Music Music/Guitar

Brazil

David Wunsch

Columbia University Public Affairs

USA

Sara Yepes Colombia

Chiwan Yoo

Columbia University Architecture Korea

Mateusz Wolski Manhattan School of Music MusicNiolin Poland

Corey Wnght Columbia University Law USA

Adrian Wu

Columbia Unt11ersity Architecture Vietnam

Xiaofei Xi Columbia University Economics China

Hye-Jo Yang Manhattan School of Music Music

Korea

Carise Vatter

Manhattan SChool of Music Voice USA

Kendall Yi Columbia University International Relations Korea/USA

Angeliki Yiassemides CU/Teachers College Psychology

Cyprus

Aiko Yokomizo Manhattan School of Music Music/Piano Japan

Natsuki Yoshida Columbia University Literature Japan/USA

Makiko Yoshino CUNY/City College of New York SOciology Japan

Annette Yssen Prism Travel Tourism Norway

Shun Yu Columbia University Engineering China

No Photo Available

Cem Yuksel

New Yoil< Institute of Technology Bus ness Adm1mstra11on Turkey

Michael Yung Columbia University ArcMecture Hong Kong

Lilach Yuzary Columbia University Social Work USA

Joby Zachariah CUNY/Medical School Med1c1ne USA

Daniel Zaretsky Columbia University tnternat,onal Affa1rs/Bus1ness USA

Kanatya Zhumabayev CUNY/Hunter College English Language Kazakhstan

Anara Zhumabayeva Columbia University English Language Kazakhstan

Bakhyt Zhumabayeva Kazakhstan

Galina Zisk Manhattan School of Mus:c Piano Performance Ukraine

Michael Stephen Zrtrin Columbia University International Affairs/Journalism USA

Bongani Zu lu PDP-New School Business South Africa

Staff Members

Mohamoud Abdilleh

Assistant Bookkeeper

Finance

Luz Aristy Housekeeper

Facilities Management

Josefina Abrev Housekeeper

Facilities Management

SalwaAli Office Manager

Facilities Manager

Cesar Anaya Dining Services Staff

Nancy Bourdain

Mail Clerk

Facilities Management

Brian Bassingthwaithe D1rnng Service Staff

Natalie Battle Housekeeper

Facilities Management

Alma Best Receptionist

Facilities Management

Eric Cella

Contruction Manager

Facilttles Management

Phyllis Burnett Administrative Assistant Administrative Services

Sean Burns Front Desk Assistant

Facilities Management

Jose Castellanos Porter

Facilities Management

Michael Cook Telecommunications Manager Admm1strat1ve Services

Natasha Davis Dining Services Staff

Donald Cuneo President President's Office

Steven Deutsch Director Administ rative Services

Mary Ann Fountain Fra,t DeskAssostant Manager Admin istrative Services

William Douglas Maintainer Facilities Management

Agapito Duran Painter

Facilities Management

Chuck Golden Artistic Director Performing Arts Foundation

Linvat Forrest Receptionist

Facilities Management

Lashawn Fuller Mail Clerk

Facilities Management

Keithroy Floyd Dining Services Staff

Jessi Garcia Dining Services Staff

Margaret Griffin Mail Services Coordinator

Facilities Management

Pedro Garcia Porter Facilities Management

Margo Hcl/leselassie Deputy Director Facilities Management

Phillip Hart Night Coordinator Facilities Management

William Heard Dining Sel'Vlces Manager Adm ,nis1rative Services

Sheila Haddock Receptionist Faci lities Management

Carol Hicks Dining Services Staff

Taddesse Hmanam Porter

Facilities Management

Armand Jaquier Preventative Maintenance SupeMsor

Facilities Management

WIiiiam Hunter Director Programs & Resident Life

Noemi Isabel Assistant Accountant Finance

Sachtl<o lsobe Development Assistant Development/ Alumni Relations

Lenard Jenkins Dining Services Staff

Nelson Jimenez Supervisor of Porters Facilities Management

Ishmael Jules Supervisor of Porters Facilities Management

Romeo Kabigting Front Desk Manager Administrative Services

Ashwini Kumar Receptionist Facilities Management

Megan Lavery Admissions Coordinator Admissions

Grace Lee Programs Coordinator Programs & Resident Life

Louie Lucho Pino

Dining Services Staff

Pilar Lumpkin Dining Services Staff

Robin Macias Dining Services Staff

Peter Maramaldi Resident Social Worker Programs & Resident Life

Rollin Martin Maintainer Facilities Management

Alfred McBride Receptionist

Facilities Management

Isabel Morales Receptionist Facihlles Management

Marion Newsom Assistant Director Development/Alumni Relations

Charles Mcloughlin Director

Facilities Management

Orlando M i randa Dining Services Staff

Sophia Pachecano Associate Director Performing Arts Foundation

Esther Pearce R eceptionist Facilibes Management

Edwin Nieves Supervisor IHS

Facilities Management

Sofia Nunez Dining Services Staff

Daphne Pezaris Assistant Director Programs & Resident Ufa

Johnny Pinckney Mall Clerk

Facilities Management

Felipe Pena Porter

Facilities Management

Elizabeth Peterson Administrative Assistant DevelopmenVAlumni Relations

Lorenzo Pnce Superintendent IHN

Facilities Management

David Ragin Porter

Facilities Management

Eduardo Ramirez Porter Facilities Management

Reeza Reyes Admissions Assistant Admissions

Christopher Richards Dining Services Staff

Gerald Rodell Dining Services Staff

Caroline Rooney Programs Coordinator Programs & Resident Life

Olga Rodriguez Housekeeper Facilities Management

Raul Rosado Dining Services Staff

Herman Rottenberg Director Performing Arts Foundation

Walter Royal Dining Services Staff

Kimball Rucker D,nmg Services Staff

Ramon Ruiz Dining Services Staff

Glynis Russell Administrative Assistant Facilities Management

Carlos Santiago Porter Facilities Management

Elisabeth Scha lk Director DevelopmenVAlumni Relations

Mark Sergilis Dining Services Staff

Rebecca Shoudt Administrative Assistant Admissions

Albabe Spence Supervisor of Housekeeping Fac11111es Management

Susan Storms Director Admissions

Jayasheela Thumma Ass istant Director Finance

Basil Walters Dining Services Staff

Marshall Swiney Receptionist Facilities Management

Nicole Thomas Assistant Director/Personnel Administrative Services

No Photo Available

John Wells Director of Public Relations/ Assistant to President President's Office

Lewis Whitted Mail Clerk Facilit ies Management

Samantha Williams Dining Services Staff

Gorden Wilson Dining Services Staff

Lori Wilson Administrative Assistant Administrative Services

Teklu Woldemichael Porter Facilities Management

Mulu Woldezgh1 Porter Facilities Management

Maxine Wright Executive Assistant Presidenrs Office

Min Zhang Director Finance

"International House ,s a vital concept in our world today... ,t holds that people can understand one another in spite of the differences of culture, race, and beliefs that separate them."

Gerald R. Ford Honorary Chainnan International Hous e Board of Trustees

Candlelight Pledge

As light begets light, so friendship and goodwill are passed from one to another. We who have come from many nallons to live in one fellowship at International House promise one another to pass the light wherever we go.

"Indeed, l1vmg at lnternatwnal Hou\'e has greatly enhanced my etpenence O\' an mternational student. I contmually learn thmgs ,n my darl;, mteractwns with fellow resident members which personally expand my outlook on life. Academ,cally I en1oy alfendmg different roundtable,, semman· and cultural event~ offered at lnternatronal House that directly or md1rectly relate to my field of ~tudy and which m turn ennch my pr<?fesswnal goals and a5ptratwns. "

International House Resident, 1997

International Hous e A lumni

Upon leaving I ntl'rnational Hou<.;e. you will join more than 6) 000 remarkable men and women m O\Cr 145 countries \\ho have learned from their O\\ll cxpe11cnces here and ha\C tarried the spirit of international undef\tandrng \\ 1th them throughout their 11\es. We hope you \\111,wy in touch with I. H ouse and fellO\\ alumni and help u, en,ure that our alumni network continues to gro,\ <.trong ,md wide The \\orld e,., ..,Jctte.r. sent twice a year, will keep you informed of I. House programs and alumni uct1\. itie, 1\.fan) "'-le,., York area alumni st...) mvoh cJ \\Ith the House u, Alumni Member.., panic1pating in I. House programs and alum111 e\.ent\, whi l e al umni around the world help further our mi..,sion with activitic, lo mi,e scholarc;,hip fund\ and recruit nc,., re..,1dcnt!> for International Hou\t.

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INTERNATIONAL HOUS E

I. Resident Members

II. Staff Members

III. Resident Addresses

Resident Members

Paal Aarsaether

Columbia University Journalism Norway

Fadwa Abbas

Columbia University English Literature Sudan

Nathalie Abu Ala

Columbia University Development France

Tunde Akanni

Columbia University Human Rights Nigeria

Hansen Alexander New York Law School Law USA

Anf Amin CU/Teachers College Education Pakistan

Kayoko Asada Columbia University Human Rights Japan

Roy Bachmann Amercan Ma"lagmt. Business Adm1n1stration Hong Kong

Volker Beckmann

BMG Entertainment

Enterta1nm ent Germany

Lukas Bieri

Columbia University Computer Science Switzerland

Alexandra Bischoff Walter Conston Law Genmany

Enrique Cadena New York University

English Language Colombia

Edwin Calanog

Fordham University Bus1ness/F1nance

Phil ppines

Rachel Case

Burlington College Literature USA

Cynthia Combs

Manhattan School ol Music

Mus1c'Saxopnone USA

Carmelo De Los Santos

Manhattan School d Muse

Mus1c/V101n Brazil

Florian Demle1tner

KPMG Peat Marwick Business Germany

Luca Fiorito New School for Social Research Economics Italy

Mathilde Diaz Co l umbia University Political Science Germany

Armin Duerrschmidt Kronish, Lieb, Weiner, Hellman Law Germany

Ines Fernandes Columbia University Architecture Portugal

Olaf Geret7ki

Deutsche Morgan Grenfell Business Germany

Stephan Fowlkes CU/Teachers College Art Education USA

George Francois Ju,lliard School Music Performance Ghana

Kirsten Gehrig Coopers & Lybrand Business Germany

Clark Griffith Columbia University 1ntemat1ona1 Affairs USA

David Griffiths

Manhattan Schoo l of Music Musle/Clannet Australia

Emanuele Gerratana Columbia University Economics Italy

Khalil Ghassan Columbia University Human Rights Lebanon

Georg Gruetters Veba Corporation Business Germany

Wei Gu Bantam Doubleday Dell Publishing Ch,na

Wei

Yap1ncak Gurerk Art Students League Art Turkey

Zoltan Gyurko Columbia University Philosophy USA

H,ronobu Hamada Columbia University English Language Japan

Richard Hara Columbia University Social Work USA

Ilka Hockcnmucllcr DG Bank Business Germany

Istvan Hegedus Columbia University Sociology Hungary

Joachim Heine Oppenhoff and Radler Law Germany

Yoko Hirayama Lee Strasburg Theatre lnslltute/Thealre Arts Japan

Martin Hofer Krystaltech International Economics Germany

Brigitte Johannes KPMG Peat Marwick Business Germany

Elizabeth Julliot Columbia University Film/Screenwntmg France

Julie Kalu Manhattan School a Music Music/Trombone Russia

Giselle Kambou

Columbia University Human Rights Burkina Faso

Adrian Kamm

Columbia University Business Switzerland

Si Hun K,m

Columbia University

English Language Korea

N1kolay Kolev

Columbia University Engineering Bulgana

Henri Koulayom

Columbia University

English Language

Central African Republic

Sandeep Kunte

Columbia University Business

India

Nicole Kudlek New School for Social Research Economics Germany

Carolina Kulak Columbia Presbyterian Med. Ctr. Medicine Brazil

Jaime Kulak Columbia Presbyterian Med. Ctr./Medicine Brazil

Andrea Levantin1

Columbia University Business Italy

Paul LeGendre Columbia University International Affairs USA

Peter Lehmann Nielsen Mission of Denmark Political Science Denmark

Marcus Lens van Rijn United Nations Netherlands

Luiz Cesar Magalhaes

Columbia University Ethnomusicology Brazil

Sarah Lichtenberg Columbia University Social Work USA

Normann Liebenstein Nord Landesbank Business/Banking Germany

Christina Lotze Oppenhoff & Radler Law Germany

Marguente Marty Columbia University Law USA

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