1998-1999 International House Resident Directory and Addendum

Preparing Leaders for the Global Community

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Dear Resi d ent:

This International House Resident Directory serves a number of purpose s It's a handy reference for a large and diverse community, it contains de scriptions 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 fa ll , a reflection of a year gone by. Rather it anticipates a year to come and , sign ifi c ant ly, your future lives as I. House a l umni 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 sta y here , and be prompted to contact an old friend or acquaintance as well as support the House. Life long friendships are at the heart of the I. House experienc e, and th is visual record - a "snap shot" of our community in 1998-forever preserves a time and a place in your lives .

Midway through the year, an addendum wi ll be pub l ished containin g photos and information about residents who arrive mid-term . In the ba c k of the Directory, you'll 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 , I

Donald L. Cuneo ' President

0n a frosty autumn morning early in 1909, Harry Edmonds, secretary of the Upper Manhattan Y.M.C.A., was walking up the steps of the Columbia University library when he passed a Ch inese student coming down. Edmonds said "Good Morning," and continued walking until he noticed out of the corner of is eye that the young man had stopped. "Thank you for speaking to me," he said. "l have been in New York for three weeks and you are the first person who has spoken to me."

Deeply affected by this encounter, Edmonds and his wife Florence invited a group of foreign students to their country home for s imple suppers of sandwiches and coffee. These gatherings continued, and in the winter of 1910-11, the Edmondses held the first series of Sunday Suppers in Ear l Hall at Columbia University.

The tradition of Sunday Supper continued from the opening of International House in 1924 until today. He ld four times during the academic year, the all-house suppers celebrate the spirit of friendship and good wilJ among the 700 residents from nearly 100 countries.

The Mission of International House, New York is to enable selected graduate students and interns from countries around the world to live and learn together in a challenging and supportive residential community in New York City that builds lifelong qualities of leadership, tolerance, respect and friendship among individuals of all nations and backgrounds.

This ind ependent, non-profit organization achieves its mission by daily interaction among its residents and other members through programs , facilities and residential life designed to foster diversity of thought and experience and to prepare its residents as alumni to meet the challenges of an interdependent world.

Adopted by the Board of Trustees of International House November I I , 1995

Resident Statistics and Position Holders Fall 1998

INTtRNATl9NAL t19USt RtSIDtNT DIRtCT9RY

RESIDENT POSITION HOLDERS 1998-99

PROGRAM ASSISTANTS

Jennifer Ablan

Gennaro Brooks-Church

Kozue Endo

George Francois

Delton Henderson

Yoko Hirayama

Ana Islas

Min-Yen Kan

Dina Kzylkhojayeva

Jonathan Mason

Julien Moliere

Bryan Montemarano

Anne O'Gorman

Tomoko Ohyama

Kenji Ouellet

Sandra Pujols

Kefei Qian

Jack Shelley-Tremblay

Shannon Shelley-Tremblay

Svetlana Shmulyian

Pamela Wen

Robert Wickstrom

RESIDENT LIFE

Astraea Augsberger

Aaron Binder

Ahu Ergin

George Francois

Arpad Galaczi

Delton Henderson

Yoko Hirayama

Ana Islas

Jennifer Jurmark

Abdur Khan

Rachel Manas

Frank Mancini

Gabriella Morvay

Annette Muller-Schwarze

Grace Ohgi

Christine Pilcavage

Jennifer Raine

Patricia Ralijemisa

Jane Rhetta

Dimitra Robokos

Harlem Tutorial Assistant

Photography Assistant

Travel Assistant

Performing Arts Assistant

Performing Arts Assistant

Theater Assistant

Leadership Assistant

Equipment Technician

Sunday Supper Assistant

Equipment Technician

Cinema Assistant

Head Equipment Technician

International Forum Asst.

Library Assistant

Equipment Technician

Social Activities Asst.

Cultural Hour Assistant

Equipment Technician

Harlem Tutorial Assistant

International Forum Asst.

Orientation/Hospitality

Equipment Technician

Resident Assistant

Resident Assistant

Resident Assistant

Resident Assistant

Resident Assistant

Resident Assistant

Resident Assistant

Resident Ass istant

Res ident Assistant

Resident Assistant

Resident Assistant

Resident Assistant

Resident Assistant

Resident Assistant

Resident Ass istant

Resident Assistant

Resident Assistant

Resident Assistant

Resident Assistant

Peer Counselor

Phil ippines USA

Japan Ghana USA Japan Mexico USA Kazakhstan USA Haiti USA USA Japan Canada Dominican Republic China USA USA Russia/USA USA USA USA USA

Turkey Ghana Romania USA Japan Mexico USA Pakistan USA USA Slovakia USA USA

Japan/USA Canada Madagascar USA USA

INTtRNATl9NAL M9USt RtSIDtNT DIRtCT9RY

Timothy Templin

Nestor Vazquez

Rajyashri Waghray

Boaz Weinstein

FACILITIES MANAGEMENT

Dalal Ashmawy

Khaled El-Mattrawy

Ahu Ergin

George Francois

Saltuk Halici

Leah Knight

Dina Kzylkhojayeva

Jonathan Mason

Sergei Mikhelson

Shannon Shelley-n-emblay

Weicong Zh ang

COMMUNITY AIDES

Peer Counselor USA

Peer Counselor Argentina

Resident Assistant India

Resident Assistant USA

Receptionist Egypt

Receptionist Egypt

House Manager Turkey

Receptionist Ghana

Receptionist Turkey

Receptionist USA

Receptionist Kazakhstan

Receptionist USA

Receptionist Russia

Receptionist USA

Receptionist China

Shelly Anday Bazaar USA

Astraea Augsberger Bazaar USA

Elizabeth Bundy Bazaar USA

Shan Deng Aerobics China

Khaled El -Mattrawy Posting Egypt

Kozue Endo

Ahu Ergin

Karine Gondjout

Coffee House Japan

Coffee House Turkey

Development/Pub Gabon

Saltuk Halici Pub Turkey

Can Ikinci

Fitness Center Asst. Turkey

Jay Kad iyala Pub Manager India

Urvashi Kaul

Coffee I louse/Finance India

Merry Kim Fall Fiesta Asst. USA

Heidi Krantz Bazaar USA

Carolina Kulak Bazaar Brazil

Jaime Ku lak Bazaar Brazil

Priscilla Lee Pub Brazil

Jennifer Mata Coffee House Venezuela

Mario Monzoni Neto Bazaar Brazil

Tatsuya Ohyama

Tomoko Ohyama

Coffee House Manager Japan

Coffee House Manager Japan

Manuela Prata Bazaar Brazil

Ch r istianne Rushton

Juan Sanchez

Coffee House Canada

Coffee House Spain

Ami Thakkar Pub India

Teresa Vainstein Pub Argentina

Xiaofei Xi Bazaar China

Naomi Yamada

Coffee House Japan

Carise Yatter Pub USA

Ithink I.House is a relaxing, fun and pleasant environment to be. It is educational to interact with the people who live here. Not only I find it valuable to learn about other cultures and • different countries but also I believe that I contribute to this cultural exchange by sharing with the other residents my national culture and my personal values. It is a much cheaper way to travel the world, and a nicer way to study history and geography. It is not difficult to make friends at I.House. Sometimes it is so helpful to have someone to talk to when I feel depressed because the study is hard or just because I am homesick. It is a lot easier for us to understand each other because somehow we are in the same situation.

Augh I was born in the United States, living here helps to remind me that most of my family was not, and that coming here from another culture to live and study is difficult, even in the best of circumstances. It has helped put a lot about my background into perspective. It is hard to imagine not being surrounded by this diversity. Being an I.House resident has enriched my academic and personal experience more than I ever anticipated. Winther it has been a night in the pub or an evening listening to a lecture in Davis Hall there is always something quite unique taking place.

The benefits that I have drawn from my active participation in the I.House community have been both tangible and subtle. I have learned how to interact/work with a diverse group of people, developed a network offriends across the globe, got invaluable feedback on my dissertation and even improved my culinary skills. Through conversations and observations, I have learnt more about different cultures and professions than I could have ever got to know on my own. And all of this has been in the form of real-life encounters, which I believe have made the experience that much more enduring. As I prepare myself to be a professional and a citizen in the global economy of the 21st century, I could probably not find a better living experience than this.

IHouse gives m.e a wonde,ful access to gain confidence about where I'm from and who I am, to understand where the others come from and who they are, to develop a sense of world and basic skills for co-existence.

It was my first time to confirm that people from different cultures agree with most of Confucius' philosophy about love and family. It was my first time to prove my previous hypothesis that I could have so many close friends if I tried to be really open-minded. It was my first time to truly understand why to be a real artist, you were supposed to embrace people but not to isolate yourself.

It is very rewarding to help build the kind of community I want to live in and I.House gives me the opportunity to acquire and improve the skills to do so. The more people I meet here the prouder and more special Ifeel about being a resident. It is quite a special feeling to meet new residents on my floor and days later realize they are giving guest lectures at Columbia University on human rights abuses in Sri Lanka or women's rights in East Africa. Wl,ere else is this possible?

It is a universe within a city, that's what I concluded after trying to place International House and New York City in relation to each other. A universe in and of itself, with its own rules and procedures, its stars (political, opera and other) and planets, and events and developments of its own. Since hack in my childhood I always wanted- as plenty of other kids worldwide-to become an astronaut or discoverer. Living in the universe of the I.House looks like your dreams final1y came true.

hen I decided to come to the United States to study at Columbia University, I had little idea of what to expect of life in New York. I was told about International House and the international community here. 1came from India, not knowing anyone in New York; I.House was a place I felt comfortable about. I was still apprehensive but 1 was looking Jorward to staying at I.House. Within a Jew weeks, I found I.House to be even more than I expected. It was a relief to find a place that I could feel at home. In less than half a year, I feel I.House has given me many gifts. With such a rich environment and interactive atmosphere, I have thrived here. I always try to learn from every experience, and I.House has provided such rich and varied opportunities for me. I came to a foreign country not only to grow academically, but also as an individual. What makes I.House so special to me is the culture here encourages openmindedness and intellectual curiosity. I cannot tl1ink of any other environment that would allow me to grow and learn so fully.

Trustees and World Members

INTtRN~Tl9N~L 119USt RtSIDtNT DIRtCT9RY

HONORARY TRUSTEES

Honorary Cha,rman of the Board

The Honorable Gerald R. Ford

Henry A. Kissinger

David Rockefeller

John C. Whitehead

OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES

Chairman of the Boord

Paul A. Volcker

Chairman, Executive Committee

William D. Rueckert

Rosow & Company, Inc.

President

Donald L. Cuneo•

Secretory

Kenneth D. Kramer

Shearman & Sterling

Treasurer

Donald D. Kummerfeld

Magazine Publishers of America, Inc.

James T. Barton•

Kathleen Burns Buddenhagen

Leah Rush Cann

CIBC Oppenheimer & Co.

Paul D. Carter

Patricia M. Cloherty•

Patricof Co. Ventures Inc.

Hans W. Decker

Robert H. Dexter

Stephen M. DuBrul, Jr.

Kevin B. Ferrell

Bankers Trust Company

L. Scott Frantz

The Haebler Company

John French III

Beveridge & Diamond

Joan R. Gregory•

Scudder/Kemper Investments

Board of Trustees

Norman Greig

The Greig Farm

Peter W. H •gener

Peterson's Guides

Sigurdur Helgason •

Thomas P. Hirschfeld

Patricof Co. Ventures Inc.

Vreni AukJen Hommes• Ernst & Young

John W. Kooyman•

Colgate-Palmolive Company

Emily Lloyd

Columbia University

Patrick W. McEnroe

Joseph T. Mclaughlin, Jr.

Credit Suisse First Boston

Wilham S. Moody

The Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Inc.

Takeshi Nagaya

Toyota Motor Corporate Services of North America, Inc.

Mrs. George D. O'Neill

Peter C. O'Neill

Boy's Harbor of New York

Timotheu R. Pohl

Daimler Benz of North America Corporation

William G. Sharwell

Peter K. S aturro

Bankers Trust Company

Mrs. Paul Soros

Thompson M. Swaym

The Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A.

Kathryn W. Toll

INTERNATIONAL TRUSTEES

John f. Crawford, At arge

Jacques P. DePortu• France

Baron Edmond de Rothschild, Switzerland

Marl Eyskens• Belg um

Walid Juffali, Saudi Arabia

Nand Khemka •, India

Sergio P. Mendes•, Brazil

Timothy C. Purcell, At-large

Aly Ahmad Rafaat*, Egypt

Bien Kiat Tan•, Singapore

Kenneth D. Taylor, Canada

Tatsuro Toyoda•, Japan

Norton J. Whitmont, Australia

Karin Zinkann*, Germany

LIFE TRUSTEES

John R.H. Blum

Barbara D. Duncan

John Elliott, Jr.

Gordon W. Evans, President Emeritus

Stephen C. Eyre

Mrs. Daniel P. Davison

Mrs. James D. Farley

Mrs. Leonard Hirschfeld

Mrs. Ruth W. Houghton

John I. Howell

Jonathan Mason

Dr. Takeshi Nagano*

Edmond J. Nouri*

Russell S. Reynolds, Jr.

Midge Turk Richardson

Mrs. Yves Robert

Herman Rottenberg

Stanley M. Rumbough, Jr.

Robert G. Stone, Jr.

Trustees Emeriti

Dr. 0. Currier McEwen

Mrs. Stanley G. Mortimer Jr.

• • International House alumni

INTtRNATl<?NAL M<?USt RtSIDtNT DIRtCT<?RY

Council of World Members

Established in 1966 by L.W. "Bill" hohlich, the Council ofWorld Members is International I lou se's bod y of alumni representatives from all geographic regions of the globe. The Council seeks to further the House's goals around th e world, to retain co ntact with its global alumni body, and to promote it among potential residents, friend s and supporters. During meetings of the Council, held on an alternating basi s each 18 months between New York and sites around the world, the Council receives updates on House activities, advises the President on future direction s, and de velops plans by which it ca n further the I lou se's mission.

CO-C HAIRS

Jame; 1 Barton

S,Murdur Helgason

Vreni Aukien Homme,

CHA IR EMF.RITA

Da"Y ',oro,

ARGENTINA

Horac,o C Regg,n, Chn,una 7amam

AUSTRALIA

DENMARK

Dan V Be,1akov

DOMINICA REPUBLI C

lose T \1,u1lar

EGYPT

Abdalla El Wak,I

INDONES IA

C,1am,,ah A~hm,,d

Subur Suzan Wardovo

ISRAEL

Daniela Pa"al

ITALY

Alv Ahmed Raalat ( c\arc B hbozz1

FINLAND

JAPAN

-\nna \\a11a S I mdholm ( hoko Ara,

Kaann Ta,pale ,\k,ko " Rempe, ,\1,zuno

Anthony Corman Take,h, Nal(ano

Re~ Charles Ols,on

Norton lohn Wh,tmont

R <icou Wh,tmont

AUSTR IA

Walter R Springer

BANGLADESH

Ha,na Ja,,m, dd,n \loudud

BELGIUM

,\lark fy,ken,

BRAZIL

FRANCE

Jean II.lane Hen.-e

Pierre Manotte

GERMANY

Tatsuro Tovoda

KOREA

',ook Ja Hon!(

Myon11- Wha, K,m

Klau, P \.los,lc llyong Hyun Sh,n

81rg1t Schulte

Kann E. 7.inkann

GREECE

Vas"lia Pe,rsa, T zounakou

HONG KONG

SeunM P,1 )u

MA URITANIA

Amadnu Ra~one Ba

MEXICO

O,car C.arp,zo

\1rs Pet~ Ch01· Cerardo Hemken

Serg,o I' Mende, Wini! L,m Ho

,\gncs NM

CANADA

John K & Marta f nescn

Tudy \lcla,nc

CH ILE

Mano A\IOrl{a de Valenzuela

THE NETHERLANDS

Kin!! Fan ,-.. Teh Chao Pa, W,11,brord Van l',1erop

HUNGARY

Pal l'eter Toth

INDIA

Herman D,zalde !\and Khcmka

NIGERIA

Jo,eph A Adegb,te

Au,t,n C Amalu

Ibrahim A Camban

NORWAY

Knut Boye

\1erethc: Rmg

POLAND

Andnei l..1pmsk1

Andr·c: ""' atko.. ,I.,

RUSSIA

Serge, ', \1,khel,on

SINGAPORE

Kay-I.<><: T110

lloon Kh,m )eo

SLOVF.NIA

D,m1111 Ruppel

SOUTH AFRI CA

H,llel forok

SUDAN

Bona .\ lalwal Rm11

SW ITZE RLAND

Marku, :<, Maruna I iu11elshofcr

Beat U '>emaden,

TA IWAN

George C.u

George Y L \Vu

TAN Z ANlA

Arthu C. K .\1wakaru111

THA ILAND

Prok -\mranand

Snoh Unal.ul

UNIT ED ARAB EMIRATES

Abdull h A Almoo'-1

Sahm Ahmed AI.J\loosa

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

( larence Akwa, Hawa11

l'h,11,p C \nder,,on 1'.e"' f lamp,h,rc

Joan Ba,le, l'.e"' Hamp,horc

Arlene Banle< l'.ew York

l'mma R Bro"man New York

\ label S B orh ( .eorg,a

L.eah Rush Cann Tru,tee

Ro" Cann. Rhode Island

Von<ent A Carrozza Te,a,

Robert \1 Chad"' ,c.k D ( l.ucylee Ch,b l'.ew York

\\ ellongton ( hu \1och,gan

l'atnc a \1 ( ohem Tru,tcc:

Danv Comeau r--ew York

Karl J Connor. Lou,s,ana

Donald L ( uneo President

lame:, !\I. Dav" Calolorn,a

Barbara Crace M,,soun

loan C.regor, fru\lee

R,<hard Helen Halverson t\e"' fork

Uo"e Delay Hayes. Ha,.·a11

l'hvllo, Head New York

lohn Koovman Trustee

\X ,11,am L,e,man Calolorn,a

/lata Pace, New York

loanne P,11,burv l) C

D,ane Re,d Tex ,

1 larrv M Ro,en. New York

I Jerman Rottenherg L,fe Trustee ,\nne Le,ter 'xha11er "-e"' )i,rl,.

H Clay S,mp,on Jr l'<ew ler.ey

rtcanor Sp,el(el r--ew ler.n

<;ath J Stale, Ohio

C.u,tav Szabo. "-cw York

I rank C Taylor. J\lochol(an

\\'crncr Valcur len,en Connec:t,cut

l.u<oa K \\ h,tmar.h Ha,.an

VENEZ UELA

Mana J l·orionel da '>,Iva [ucan, ,\1aruno ',,uhb,ah

SERB IA

Sm"a Ruz,c,c

AT LARGE

Servane llonnet-E,wlocr. Singapore

\\ m Chadha Un tcd ,\rab Em,r3tc, Alexander Dake r--e"' York

Jacque, de Portu Japan

Raul dcl Rm Spam

\laurn, Dolmam Bdg,um

Kenneth I ~oster. ThJoland

M S Cadkarv Kuwait

\Vo1tgan11 Karl He,m ,\u,tna

Isabel E:ngcl Horulu Turl.ey

Enka I loward Bel1<1um

Summl·r Srntt Huvem· Sw,1zerland

Roger Joi " Ccrrn m ,\1 lkrarnulla Khan l'h,loppme, Mohammad K,a United Kingdom

TOU'>-.aont Kongo-Doudc>J Bowl,na f a,-.o

Corne)" l.o, Singapore

Farouk Luqrnan 'iaud, l\rab,a \1ark !. C.a,I \1a1habaf'< J\.orth C ,rolona '>onoa ,\1clul. "-e"' Yo 1,.

F,lop Jean Moem1an, r--cw York

Bruno r--,cmever Braz,! ,\lava <;pee man, 51, L 5pam

Jeyabalan ',ubb1ah, Venezuela

Bocn Kial fan & Agne." ·1,J,oTan lndonc-.,a

Robert Van Zw,eten Hong 1--onu

Dirk \andc ·alle r--c"' Hamp,h,rc

Frank Won!( New Jc,.,,cy

Juloct \\ urr '>vna

THE ANNUAL FUND

For seven decades private sector philanihropy has been central to International House's ability to fulfill its mission. The program acti,'ities which create the unique character of life at the House, and the financial assistance which ensures diversity within our community, are made possible through the generous support of numerous individuals, corporations and foundations. rhis year's Annual hind goal is $806,900.

For their voluntarv financial support throughout the past year, we are deepl} appreciative of the following corporations, foundations, alumni, friends and lrnstees who have provided substantial support for the House.

Co rpo rations and Foundations

AEA Investors

American Express Foundation•

Ameritech Builders, Ltd.

Arnhold & S. Bleichroeder, Inc.

Bankers Trust New York Corporation

Bayerische Landesbank

Beck, Mack & Oliver

Bertelsmann AG

BMG Bertelsmann Music Group

Bridgestone\Firestone Trust Fund

Bristol-Myers Squibb Company

Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation

Brother International Corporation

James E. & Diane W. Burke Foundation

Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A. • Citicorp Foundation•

Colgate-Palmolive Company•

Commerzbank AG - ~ew York Branch

Cosmair, Inc.

CSS Vending Company, Inc.

Daimler-Benz North American Corporation

DG Bank

Cleveland H. Dodge Foundation•

EXOR America, Inc.

Flik International Corporation

Freunde des International House, e.v.

The L. W. Frohlich Charitable Trust

Gelman Pension Consulting, Inc.

John A. Hartford Foundation, Inc.•

IBM International Foundation

Integrated Micro Systems, Inc.

Japanese Chamber of Commerce & Industry

Jocapa Business Forms

Kajima International

W. K. Kellogg Foundation•

Kikkoman International, Inc.

F.M. Kirby Foundation, Inc.

Krystaltech International, Inc.

Larsen Fund

Lee Foundation

The James A. MacDonald Foundation

MacJannet Foundation

Mannesman Capital Corporation

Marsh & Mclennan, Inc.

Mitsubishi Materials USA Corporation

Mitsui & Co. (USA), Inc.

The Mitsui USA Foundation

NEMCO Brokerage

The New York Times Company, Inc.

Norddeutsche Landesbank Gironzentale

NYK Line

The Frank Pace, Jr. Foundation, Inc.

Penta Ocean Construction Company, Ltd.

Printastics

Reader's Digest Association

Reader's Digest Foundation*

Rhodia Inc.

Rockefeller Brothers Fund•

Herman & Lenore Rottenberg Foundation

Schiff Foundation

Schindler Elevator

Schroder, Munchmeyer Hengst & Co.

Service Directions, Inc.

Shearman & Sterling

Paul & Daisy Soros Foundation

Spiritus Gladius Foundation

Starr Foundation

A. Steinman Plumbing & Heating Corporation

Robert A.M. Stern Architects

Toyota Motor Corporate Services NA, Inc.

Toyota Tsusho America

Westdeutsche Landesbank

Xerox Foundation

Yusen Air & Sea Service

* Denotes co r porations and foundations which also, or exclusively, provided matching gifts.

INTtRN"T19N"L t19USt RtSIDtNT DIRtCT9RY

Names of the following individuals shown in boldface indicate direct and planned gifts and pledges of $15,000 or more during the past year of cash, securities, in-kind contributions, or pro bono services.

Chairman's Circle

($5,000 or more]

James & Denise Barton '56

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick L. Buddenhagen

Ross S. & Leah Rush Cann '87

Patricia M. Cloherty ' 67

Norma Lois Dickey ' 45

Barbara D. Du11can

Jolene & Stephen Eyre

Scott Frantz

John French III

Charles A. Heimbold, Jr.

Sheikh Walid Ahmed Juffali

Nand Khemka

Mr. & Mrs. Donald D. Kummerfeld

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth G. Langone

Joseph & Chnst ne Mclaughlin

Takeshi Nagano '55

Takeshi Nagaya

Abby & George O'Neill

Peter M. O' Neill ' 92

John Bing Sing Pek '69

Timotheus R. Pohl

Mr & Mrs. Russell S. Reynolds, Jr.

David Rockefelle r

Herman Rottenberg

William O. Rueckert

Khye -iong Saw 75

Dai sy & Paul Soros ' 51

Tat uro Toyoda '58

The Hon. John C. Whitehead

Leadership Council

[S2, 500 - S4, 999)

Do Id L. Cuneo '69 & Bonnie Cuneo

Stephen M. DuBrut, Jr.

Mr & Mrs. James D. Farley

Mr, & Mrs. Wolfgang Flott!

Eloise De Lay Hayes '64

Peter W. Hegener

Sigurdur 0. Helgason '45

Anne Hale Johnson ·so

Diana Crocker Nouri

Edmond J. Nouri '42

Mr. & Mrs. L. Ware Preston, III

Thompson M. Swayne

Heinrich Wolf

President's Club

[S 1,000-2, 499]

Or. & Mrs. Kwabena Adutwum Addei '67

Squire & Louise Bozorth

John L. Caffrey

Margaret Hammond Carr '28

Mr. & Mrs. Paul D Carter

Abraham E. Cohen

John F. Crawford, Esq.

James M. Davis '39

Jacques P. de Portu '54

Michel de Portu '80

Rysia de Ravel

Philippe Delouvrier

Robert H. Dexter

John Elliott. Jr.

Kevin Ferrell

Peter A. Flaherty

The Hon. & Mrs. S. W•lliam Green

Joan R. Gregory '85

Gloria G. Brown Hegy '60

Thomas P. Hirschfeld

Vreni A. Hommes '89

Alex V. Jorgensen '40

Mr. & Mrs. George L. Lindemann

Mr. & Mrs. Roderic V. Lowman '46

John P. McEnroe

Patrick W. McEnroe

Mrs. Alan P. Mclaine

Mary F. Miller '66

Spiros Milonas

John K. Naughton

Suong-Hong Nguyen

Henry C. Preston '59

Mrs. Kent Rhodes

Mrs. Yves Robert

Mr. & Mrs. Rodman Rockefeller

Stanley M. Rumbough, Jr.

Sa a H. Sabbagh

Toru Sato

Ann, ie• Soros

Robert G Stone, Jr.

Wenke B. Thoman

B. Brook• Thomas

James Smith Toedtman '67

Kathryn W. Toll

Werner Valeur•Jensen '46

Ric 1rd 0. Wesley

Kann E. Zinkann '57

NAMED AND ENDOWED FUNDS

Each year, Annual Fund con tributi ons are com bin ed with income generated by Int ernational House's Named and Endowed Funds to provide over 10 percent of the House's annual budget. Over the last 35 years a numb er o f these special funds have been established to c reate an addit ional source of income for the programs an d financial-aid offe red at Internat iona l I louse.

Funds established to provide financial assistance to residents may be used to award either monthly stipends for residents who h old positions, or direct grants to partially cover resident fees. The size and nature of direct grants arc based on evaluation of individual need, and result from a review of financial assistance applications by th e House's Admissio n s Committee. This committee also m akes recommendations that special "out reach" grants be awarded to attract potential residents from geographical, c ultu ral, or academically under-represented areas.

Funds wh ich support the I louse's program activities may be used to finance either ongoing activities or innovative new projects. fhese program enrichment funds may also be used to support the t eam of resident/program ass istan ts, hou se managers and othe r position holders who assist in the operation of the House, and in organizing programs for resident and non-resident members.

For their role as a source of financia l continui ty which allows us to address c h anging needs while retaining diverse representat ion within the International House comm un it}, we arc pleased to recognize the following:

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

The Vivian Bea umont All e n Fund was established in 1963 in memory of noted philanthropist Vivian Beaumont Allen, heiress to the fortune of J. E. Beaumont, founder of the Mays department stores. I he Vivian Beaumont Allen Fund is used for scholarships and stipends at the discretion of International House, depend i ng on particular needs each year.

The Altajir Scho lars h ip Fund was established in 1995 b} Ambassador Mehdi Altajir to pro\'ide scholarship assistance to graduate residents at International I louse.

T he Arab Cultural Fund was established in 1986 b} the Suliman S. Olayan Foundation to provide support for Arab Cultural Programs at

International House. fhe Ola}an Group of Companies, of which Mr. Olayan is founder and chairman, oversees a vast array of interests in the ~1iddle East, including industrial, agricultural and construction equipment; communications and electronics gear; medical supplies; real estate im·estments; and an extensive insurance operation.

Th e Arab S tude n t Endowme n t Fu nd was established in 1976 bv alumni Salim \hmed \I Moosa and Abdulla A. AJmoosa, two World Council Members, and Khalaf Al-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 lnternauonaJ Ilouse Trustee Barbara Duncan and a matching contribution from the Phelps Dodge Corporation. Mrs. Duncan, an art curator and consultant speciaJizing in contemporary Latin :\merican painting, has served as a Trustee of the Americas Society and as a member of the International

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Council of the Museum of 'vlodern Art. The fund is used to provide support for art programs at International Ilouse.

Th e Ba rb ara Ch a p i n Bab bo tt Award is given every year to an outstanding staff member of International I louse. 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 Gera ld Ba rs dorfMem o ria l 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 I louse. Born in Germany, educated in Argentina and the United States, widelytravelled and fluent in six languages, Gerald Barsdorfwas truly a citizen of the world. He became a Trustee of International House in 1975 and served as Chairman of several Board Committees prior to his death in 1986. He believed deeply that former residents should keep in close contact with each ocher and with the House, so that they might carry the important message of International I louse abroad.

T he Be rte lsmann AG Sch o lars hi p Fund was established in 1990 by Bertelsmann AG in addition to its named room gift. Bercelsmann 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 oflnternational House, depending on particular needs each year.

The Ra l p h Bunch e - 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 Ge n eral of the United Nations, and member of the International House Board ofTrustees. Stipends and direct grants for minority U.S. residents are currently made from this fund.

Th e St e phe n Cla rk 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. Cla rk was the Chairman of the Board ofTrustees 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. Coo k Fun d was established in 1995 by alumni and friends to honor President Emeritus Howa rd A. Cook on the 40th Anniversary of his association v,ith Internacional I louse. Mr. Cook served as President of International House for twenty• five years from I 955 through 1979. In recognition of his extensive travels on behalf of the House, this fund is designated LO provide outreach grants to bring residents from under-represented countries to live at International House.

The Cuneo Fun d was established in 1974 through a gift by Donald L. Cuneo, former partner with the la\, 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 Te nse n DeWi tte Endowm e nt Fund was established in 1995 through a bequest of alumna Ruth Tensen DeWicte '39. Miss DeWitte was an active resident and a long-time 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, with the donor's preference for students from Europe and The Netherlands.

T h e No rma L Dickey Sch o larsh ip Fund was establ ished 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

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active in International House's alumni efforts and was a long- time employee of Chemical Bank. This fund may be used 10 provide financial assistance to residents at the discretion of International House , depending on particular needs each year.

The Je an Dobrzen sky Outreach Aid Fund was established in 1995 through a bequest from alumna and World Counc il \ltember Jean Sullivan Do b rzensky '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 m emorial to Mrs. Dobrzensky, offers an important source of support for the House's outreach efforts to attract students from less afflue n t countries or from limited financial means. Awards are made at the discretion of th e House, depending on particular needs each year. The Percy L. Douglas Fund was establ ished in 1965 in memory of Mr. Douglas, President of Otis Elevators, who served as a member of the International House Boa rd ofTrustecs from 1956 until his death in 1964. Mr. Douglas was instrumental in significantly expanding the schola rship and fellowship program at International I louse. The fund which bears his name is used to provide financial assistance to residents. Regular contr ibutions arc made annuall y to this fund by members of Mr. Douglas's family.

The Nation a l Bank of Dubai Fund was establis h ed in 1984 through a gift from Abdullah Saleh of the National Bank of Dubai, U.A.E., to be used for the resident assis tants stipend program at the discretion of International • louse, depending on particular needs each year.

The Festival of atio n s Scholarship Fund is part of a longstanding tradition of student fundraising at International I louse. 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 to organize a vibrant carnival, featuring diverse food, drink, music, and dance to provide support for this fund. Grants from this fu n d are made on a restricted basis at the recommendation of the International House Admissions Committee.

The Juli a & Leo Forchheirner Scholars hip Fund was established in 1993 through a bequest from

the Estate of Julia 1-orchheimer to provide scholarship assistance each year to students from Israel. Stipends and direct grants are made through this fund.

Th e Gera ld R. Ford Sch o larshi p Fund for students from developing countries was established by the Tnistees to honor President Ford when he stepped down as Chairman of the Board in January, 1989. During his four years as Chairman, President 1-ord, in addition to chairing Board meetings, spoke annually at the House and met with the Resident s' Council to offer guidance. He was instrumental in providing the House with introductions to business leaders overseas, and presided over the launching dinner oflnternational House's capital campaign in 1987. President Ford is now the Honorary Chairman of International I louse, and the scholarship fund which bears his name provides suppo rt for out reach g rants to bring residents from under-represented countries to live at International I louse.

The John & Eleanor Clark French Memorial Fund was established 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 I-louse'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 oflnternational House, depending on particular needs each year.

Th e Freunde des International Ho u se Fund was established in 1990 by Freunde des International I louse, e.v., the Frankfurt based International I louse German alumni association. Freunde des International House (Friends of International I louse) has two principal goals: first, to foster and develop contacts among International House's alumni in 1.urope; and second, to financially support International I louse residents from under-represented countries. Awards are granted once a year, at the discretion of International House.

The Bill Fro hlich Health Car e Endowme nt Fund was established in memory ofL. W. (Bi ll ) 1-rohlich, who came from Germany to live at International House in 1935. A successful businessman, he was

the founder and chairman of an ad\·ertising agency bearing his name. Mr. Frohlich served as a Trustee of I. House from 1962 until his death in 1971, and was the primal) force behind its current alumni program. This fund provides support for the health/fitness programs, sen·ices 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 a lso provides International I louse with a substantial annual grant to support the Summer Community-Aide Program).

Th e Flo re n ce Go uld Fund , established in 1988 as part of the Capital Campaign to pro m ote FrenchAmerican amity and understanding, was endowed by the Florence Gould Foundat ion. in addition to its named room. This fund is designated to benefit students from !'ranee or French speaking nations.

Th e Gulb e nki a n Fund was established 111 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 oflnternational I louse, 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 I louse from Portugal, the Middle East, or other regions, at the discretion of International House.

Th e Ha n g Sen g Bank Ltd Fund was established in 1985 by the Hang Seng Bank Ltd. co proYide scholarship assistance fo r swdents from the People's Republic of China. Prior to 1949, Chinese students represented one of the largest demographic groups in International I louse, and indeed the ver) idea of the I louse resulted from a chance encounter bet ween I Jarry Edmo n ds and a Chinese student in I 909. Stipend and direct grants arc cu rrently made from this fu n d.

The In t e rnati o nal Vi sito r Progra m 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 countrv other than the United States. In so doing. the Board reaffirmed the importance of the Marshall Visitor Program. which honors

outstanding Americans, and acknowledged the necessity of a parallel program to recognize the significant contributions which people of all nationalities make to the common welfare of humankind. Under this program, which alternates with the \farshall \'bi tor Program, the Board of Trustees invites distinguished International Visito rs to meet with students at International I louse over the course of a day, a unique opportunity to learn from and interac t with these \isitors in formal, as well as informal, settings. This fund provides support for this program.

Th e Malve r Me morial Fund was established by friends of I nternational House alumni Al and Jane Malver '38. Al \.talver was a vocal coach who trained numerous actors and musicians, and Jane Malver was manager of the I. House Bazaa r. lheir many friends organir,ed 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 perform ing arts.

Th e Geo rge C. Ma rs hall Vis ito r Program

Endo wm e nt Fund was endowed in 1959 after the Board of rrustees 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. Ma rshall 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 fo r foreign graduate students to meet and hear creative and challenging spokesmen from various disciplines in \merican life and culture. Participants in the Marshall Visitor Program have included former Secretaries of State Dean Acheson and l lenry l\issinger, journalists Walte r Cronkite and James Reston, the distinguished composer Aaron Copland, Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor and former President Gerald R. Ford.

Th e John J. McC loy Memorial Lec ture Fund was established in 1989 b~ Trustees, friends, and alumni in memory ofJohn J. McCloy, Ch airman of International House from 1954 to 1971, and

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Honora11 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. I ligh Commissioner for West Germany from 1949 to 1952, and a chief disarmament negotiator under President Kennedy. In 1959, as International House Chairman, Mr. McCloy launched the Marshall Visitor Program to bring distinguished leaders to the I louse. This fund is used to provide support for an annual lecture by a distinguished guest speaker at International I louse. Additional support has been provided b> "Freunde des International House, e.v." through annual grants made possible by Schroder Munchmeyer Hengst & Co.

The Mc Lain e Central/East European Lea d ership Program Endowm en t Fund was established original!> 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. I louse 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. fhe fund is named after Alan and Tudy Mclaine (Canadian and American students, respectively) who met at I. House where they both resided in the l950's, a time of tremendous change in the Soviet Union and Eastern Lu rope. 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.

Th e Mitsui USA Sc holar Fund was established in I995 by The Mitsui USA Foundation. It is awarded at the discretion of International House to two graduate students demonstrating a strong interest in international trade and investment. The students must be United States citizens or permanent residents and have had good academic performance in previous courses. A Japanese studies component and community activities are viewed fa\'orably in the selection process.

Th e Rempei & Akiko Mizuno Sc holars hip Fun d was established in 1987 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 internat ional construction firm. Stipends and direct grants are made from this fund on a discretional) basis depending on current needs.

Th e Samuel J. Moritz Sc holarship 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 this fund.

Th e Performing Arts Foundation Sc holars hip & Prog ram Funds, were established by Herman Rottenberg, President of the Performing Arts Foundation, Inc. and a I ife Trustee of International I louse. The Performing Ans Foundation, Inc. was organized in 1963 to support and encourage talented young performing artists and to help chem achieve the goals which brought them to New York City. These funds, supported through annua l contributions, are used on a discretionary basis depending on current needs.

T h e Robert W. Purcell Awa rds were established in 1961 with a donation from Robert W. Purcell to pro\'ide financial assistance for residents of International I louse. 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 I louse, and was an I lonorary 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 rund to prO\;de financial assistance to residents at the discretion of Internacional House. depending on particular needs each year. Dewitt and Lila Acheson Wallace founded the Reader's Digest in 1922. and under their guidance it gre\, to be the world's most widely-read magazine, reaching 100 million readers around the globe. A life-long

philanthropist, Dewitt Wallace gave generously to youlh services, secondary schoo ls, libraries and colleges.

The Mr. and Mrs. Ru sse ll S. Reynolds, Jr. Fund was established by Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds, in addition to their named room. Mr. Reynolds was the founder and Chairman of Russell Reynolds Associales, Inc., one of the world's leading executive recruiting firms. Mr. Reynolds se rve d as a Trustee from 1983 through 1990 and was elected a Life Trustee in February 1991. This fund ma} be used to provide financial assistance to residents at the discretion of International House depending on particular needs each yea r

The Kent Rhodes Me m o rial Sc holars hip Fund was established in 1992 by Tr u stees and friends to honor in perpetuity the memory of Kent Rhodes. Mr. Rhodes was a Trustee o f 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 wh ich 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 Rhodius Roo m Fund was established in 1994 thro u gh a bequest from the estate of aJumnw,, Max Rhodius, to provide financial assistance to residents at the discretion of International House.

The Henry Richardso n , Jr. Award was established Irustees and staff in 1983 to honor the memory of I lank Richardson who worked at International I low,e 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.

T he 7..eli a P. Ruebhause n Memorial Scholarship Fund for African students was established in 1990

by Trustees, relatives and friends to honor the memory of Mrs. Oscar Ruebhausen (1914-1990) Mrs. Huebhausen was elected to the Board of International I louse in 1956. She became a Trustee Emerita in 1972, and was elected Life frustee in 1976. Her longtime interest in and involvement \\ ilh Africa is remembered through this fund. In addition to providing funds for d irect grants and stipends, this fund may also be used at the d iscretion of the Admissions Committee for outreach grants to increase African representation at International House.

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

The Ernest Schwarzenbach Me mori a l Endowment Fund was established in 1968 by friends of Ernest Schwarzenbach, International House alumnus and former President of American Sony. Disbursable income from this fund is currently used to provide support for the Office of Development & Alumni Relations on projects which encourage alumni to return to the Ilouse as speakers and mentors for cur rent residents.

The Mar y Senior Fund was established in 1964 in memory of International House alumna Mary Senior to provide support for the Travel Program. In addition to th e bequest received in Mar} Senior's will, the Fund has been supported with gifts by her friends and relatives. Mary Senior, fo r many years a member of the International House Association and active in alumni relations, lived at Interna t ional House in 1953 and 1954 while study ing at Columbia's School of Social Work.

The Siemens Scholars hip 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 residents at the discretion of International House, depending on particular needs each year.

The Ro bert A.M. Stern Fu nd was established in 1989 by the internationally- knmrn architect and Dean of the Yale School of Architecture in New Haven, Connecticut. Mr. Stern and his firm designed the Davis Hall renovation~ and have also worked in other areas of the I louse. l lis awardwinning 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 Universit).

Th e Zei d M. Sud ai r i Fu nd was established in 1983 by Zeid M. Sudairi, head of the Sudairi clan of Saudi Arabia, to provide support for programs and financial assistance on a discretionary basis depending on current needs.

Th e Teach e rs Co Uege Sch o la rs hip Fund was established in 1987 through a bequest from the estate of Mary M. Fulton. This scholarship fund is used to provide support for needy fo reign students residing at International House who are pursuing graduate studies for masters and/or doctorate degrees at Teacher's College/Columbia Unive rsity, with preference to those in either the Department of Family and Community Education or the Department of Nutrition Education.

T h e T ime Wa rne r Ha rl e m Tu to ria l Progra m Fun d was established in 1990 through a gift from Time Warner Inc., the nation 's leading publishing and entertainment corporation. !'his fund p rovides

restricted support for the l larlem Tu torial Program in which members of the International House community share their language and mathematics skills, their backgrounds, and their spirit of adventurous learni n g with neighborhood children through weekly one-on -one tutorial sessions.

The Or Edwa rd La rocqu e Tink er Endow m ent Fund was established in 1970 by the Tinker Foundation, whose aim is to promote better understanding among the peoples of the Americas. lhe Foundation's programs, which are geographically restricted to Latin Am er ica and Iberia , are focused on issues of eco n omic policy, governance and environme n tal po li cy. 1 his 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 Vo lkswagenwe rk Endowme nt Fund was founded in 1963 by the Volkswagen Foundation co support full - time students from Germany studying at accredi ted i nstitutions in the Greater New York Area. Both direct grants and assistant stipends may be made from this fund.

T h e WIL Program F und was established in 1991 by the Kellogg Foundation. The fund is used to provide support for the Women in Leadership Program which equips women with the skills necessary to serve as leaders.

Resident Members

Abdessamia Aamr.ioui

RDbelt A.M. 512m Aldntlds Architecture Morocco

Ahmed Abdalla Sudan

Golnar Abedin CU/Teachers College Special Education Iran

Sequel Concepts Journalism Philippines

Jana Abr.ims Columbia University Journalism USA

Abu Ala Columbia University International Affairs France/Palestine

Acquaviva Columbia University Business Italy

New York University Business Germany

Columbia University Electrical Engineering India

Columbia University Journalism Nigeria

Columbia University Economics Micronesia

CU/Teachers College Health Education Ghana

WII SCftt Jounil/8 Meram Journalism Chile

Columbia un;verslty Public Administration Mexico

Columbia University Electrical Engineering Korea

Columbia University International Affairs Kazakhstan

Pr.ibir Adarlc.ar

Carolina Aguiler.I

Nathalie

Waziri Adlo

Jose Aguller.i

Massimo

Evelyn Adolph

Ghang- Seop Ahn

Jennifer Ablan

Alfred Adam

Joanna Adusel

Asel Aitkhozhina

Fenot Aklog CU/Teachers College International Education USA/Ethiopia

hrouk Allmohamed Columbia University International Affairs Pakisun

Javier Allard Columbia University Law Chile

Susan Allen Quaker United Nations Office Human Rights USA

Columbia University English Language Brazil

Arif Amin CU/Teilchers College Education Pakistan

Manuel Ammann New York University Business/Finance Switzerland

Bhumsaran Amthong Columbia University Economics Thailand

Columbia University International Affairs Sweden

Francesca Ancarola Minhattan School of Mum Music/Voice Chile

Shelly Anday CUNY/John Jay College Forensic Psychology USA

Andersen Koenen Associates Architecture Denmark

Denmark

Michael

Adriana Almeida

Ngori Amu

Anne-Mette Andersen Law

Julie Anderson Columbia University Public Health

USA

Kumiko Ashino Columbia University Architecture Japan

Jaime Aragon Columbia University Business Colombia

Tamayo Aral Joffrey Ballet School Dance Japan

Columbia University Architecture Argentina

Jogita Auzina CU/Teachers College f4JQtion Adi11hrisntion Latvia

Dalal Ashmwy Graphic Designer Egypt

Arkadiusz Astriab ,_..nhatUn School of Music Music/Violin Poland

Columbia University Social Work USA

Barbara George Boyle Architect Real Estate USA

Columbia University Journalism Colombia

Runi Baek Juilliard School of Music Music/ Violin Denmark

ManhatUn

of Music Music/ Viola Poland

Columbia University Law Nethertands

Mexico

Columbia University Physics Germany

John

Manuela Badawy

Karen Barnhoorn

Norma Barrera

Jorge Arias

Astr aea Augsberger

Maurycy Banaszek

School

Ludwig Bartels

Asha Buu POl'/Qwist Bri Ban Icing South Africa

Columbia University Industrial Engineering Germany

Julitnleglsse~Dhattn Columbia University International Affairs Belgium

New York University Economics Latvia

USA

New York University Business Spain

Bhugra CUNY/ John Jay College forensic Psychology Canada

Columbiil University Business USA

14usic/Voice USA

Columbia

History Canada

Columbia University Economics Norway

USA

uw USA

Columbia University Business Netherlands

14anendr1

Paal Bjornerud

Rudolfs Btms

Jessica Bltr

Suun Bolin Columbia University lnl1 Al'lm

Katherine Benson Columbill University Art History

Aaron Binder llllolutufl School "' Music

Dmd Bomzer Ytshiva ~/Cardozo

C;irsttn BKk

Dllnltl leunu

Mark Biondlch

Univtn.ity

Harry Bongaerts

AndrH Bongarzone CU/Teachers College Education/TESOL USA

Owen Bonheimer Grant,Herrmann, Schwartz & Klinger Law USA

Christelle Bousquet-Wu Columbia University Law France

Marianne

Bloomberg News Journalism New Zealand

Arnoldo Brethauer Columbia University Finance Chile

Jake Bright Columbia University International Affairs USA

Sebastian Briozzo Columbia University Economics Argentina

Columbia University Religion & Writing USA

Philippa Brotherton Columbia University Social Work Jamaica

Columbia University Law Russia

Kritatee Bulsook Columbia University Computer Science Thailand

Procop

Columbia University Human Rights Maldova

Carmen

Columbia University Human Rights USA

Columbia University Business China

Forensic

USA

USA

Buruiana

Lenny Budyonny

Butler

Jing Cai

Bray

Gennaro Brooks-Church

Elizabeth Bundy CUNY/John Jay College

Psychology

Cheryl Cain lunhattan School of Musk Music/Voice

Maria Campagno Gefn«l<ro<rick&~ Architecture

Argentina

Arturo Carrillo- Suarez Columbia University Law

Colombia

Aaron Campbell Columbia University Architecture USA

Marisa Capuano CU{Teachers College Education USA

CU/Teachers College Education USA

Rachel Case Antioch University Writing USA

Ana Lily Castillo Alvin Ailey American Dance Center Dance Mexico

CUNY/Hunter College Spanish literature Argentina

Alejandra Cervantes Columbia University Public Administration Mexico

Chadaga Columbia University I nternational Affairs USA

Jo-Lin Chan Columbia University Engineering Taiwan

CU/Teachers College International Education USA

Change Columbia University law

Kenya

Micronesia

Columbia University Law USA

International Affairs Mexico

Evelynne

Blndu

Winson Charley

Yasmeena Chaudry

Melissa Carosella

Maria Castillo

Esther Chang

Adrian Chavira Lehman Brothers

Angela Chen Columbia University Economics Taiwan

Nicholas Chesla Columbia University Journalism Australia

Wei-Yung Chen Columbia University Electrical Engineering Taiwan

Yi-Hong Chen Art Students League Art/Painting China

Kai-Yuan Cheng CUNY/Grad Center Philosophy Taiwan

Jing-Fu

Columbia University Business Taiwan

Guo-Wei Chiuan Columbia University Engineering Taiwan

Sonat

CU/Teachers College Psychology USA

CU/Teachers College Education USA

CU/Teachers College Arts Administration Korea

Columbia University Journalism USA

New York University Nutrition USA

Columbia University Art History USA

CU/Teachers College Education USA

Columbia University Engineering USA

USA

Mona Chopra

Meredith Cohen

Chiou

Seung Eun Chung

Mary Colbert

Gregory Clarie

Sharon Collins

Chokshi

Ilene Cohen

Cynthia Combs Manhattan School of Music Music/Saxophone

Benjamin Cooper Man~ School of Music Music/Trumpet New Zealand

Lena Correll Htw Sdl00I lorSoca lleleMII Sociology Germany

Barthelemy Courmont Columbia University History France

International Affairs Philippines

Stephen O'Alessandro Columbia University International Affairs USA

Azlllia Dalrbekova Columbia University International Affairs Kaukhstan

Eric Damast Manhattan School of Musk Music/ Piano USA

CU/Teachers College Education India

Mercedes Dartiuelongue Argentinll

Franky DllS NlwSd1001 lorSoca Economics Germany

Jacques David CU/Teachers College Education/TESOL USA

Brazil

Jorge De Los Santos Columbia University lnternlltional Affllirs Mexico

De

Columbia University Lllw Spain

Lllw Spain

Computer Science Germany

Inigo

Luisa

Pedro Del Olmo Columbia University

Cherie Cua Icon Group

Babu Oange

Carmelo De Los Sllntos Manhattan School of Music Music/Violin

Herman Demeer Columblil University

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Bahamas

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Iona College Artificial Intelligence Poland

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Columbia University Business Poland

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New

Acting USA

Adel

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Sean

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Sdlool for Soda Re5eild,

Mark Eichler Columbia University Biomechanics USA

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Egypt

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USA

Steve Eslami P.S. 76 Education USA

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Samuel Essien CUNY/Transportation Public Relations Ghana

USA

Yasmine

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Raphael Goue Columbia University Business France

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Denmark

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Trade Higashi School for Academic & Athletic Excellence English Education USA

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Institute ThHtre Arts Japan

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CU/Teachers College Applied Statistics China

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Columbia University Enginttring Taiwan

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History

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Sdiool d Music Musfc/Vofce

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lngi neeri ng korH

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Music/Cello USA

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Merry

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Business/Advertising

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Jzaneen Lalanl

Columbia University

Human Rights

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Lancaster CU/Teachers College Education/TESOL USA

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Columbia University Law Australia

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Belgium

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High School English Education USA

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Cardozo

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Hotel Management Bruil

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Environmental Health United Kingdom

Yeu-Ching lee

Columbia University Industrial Enginetring Taiwan

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Columbia University Biostatistics Cyprus

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Columbia University Business Italy

Sophie Leroy Societe Generate Business France

Roberto Lescano Architecture Argentina

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CU/Teachers College Special Education USA

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Music/Voice USA

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Adolphe Lopez Columbia University Business France

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Kathleen lord CU/Teachers College Educational PsycholO!r)' USA

Sandra luna-Frisancho CU/Teachers College Educational PsycholO!r)' Peru

Jerome Lussier Columbia University Journalism Canada

Jonathan Mack CU/Teachers College Counseling PsycholO!r)' USA

Kazuma Maetakenishl Columbia University Anthropology Japan

Ankineedu Maganti Columbia University Computer Science India

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POP/JP Morgan Business Zambia

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Fernanda Marinho CUNY/Graduate (English Brazil

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Martin Manhattan Country School Education USA

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Marlana Marron Columbia University

Marguerite Marty Sou1hern District Court

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Carl Meacham Columbia University Public Policy

USA

Joern Meissner Columbia University Business Germany

Daniel Menet Fordham University law

U.K./Switzerland

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Christopher Meyerson Columbia University law

USA

Jon Mldthjell Columbia University law

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Costa Mlgadakls Columbia University Business/Finance

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Bulgaria

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Shojlro Miki Columbia University Economics Japan

Mishael Milakovic NtwSchoal forSodil P.eseath Economics

Germany

Miller ~SdlOCid~ Music/Voice USA

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Noelle

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Oksana Minaeva Metropatitan Musa.m « Art Art History Bulgaria

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USA

Carl Mlnzner Columbia University lntem.Jtl~ Affairs/ Law USA

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USA

Carole Moal-Nuyts Columbia University law France

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South Africa

Moliere Columbia University Film Haiti

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USA

Julien

Matthew Minucci ManhatQn School« Music Music/Trombone

Danyl Miyasato Manhattan School of Music Music/ Double Bass

Evans Mojanaga PDP/IBM Business

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Bruil

Jimmy Mora CUNY/City College Music/Guitar

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USA

Alba Moralu New York University law USA

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Scotland

Mori Columbia University Economics Japan

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Japan

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Slovakia

CU/Teachers College Education Cyprus

Columbia University Political Science

India

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William

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Ange~ Muvumba

Janaki Nadarajah NY College of Podiatric Medicine Medicine Sri l..lnka

Anna Nagglar School of Visual Arts Graphic Design Poland

Takesht Nakano Columbia University International Affairs Japiln

Delwyn Neill CU/Teachers College Conflict Resolution New Zealand

Amie Nelson CU/Teachers College Organizational Psychology USA

Stefanie Neudegger DG Bank Business Germany

Hien Nguyen NY College of Podiatric Medicine Podiatry Vietnam

James Nguyen Columbia University Finance Vietman

Christopher Nitti Manhattan School of Music Music/Composition USA

Japan

Venjamin Novik Columbia University Human Rights Russia

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Isaac Numadzi CUNY/Transportation Systems Indust rial Relations Ghana

Tu r k ey

Jennifer Needleman ~hattan School of Music Music/Piano USA

Anh Nguyen CU/Teachers College I nternational Education Vietnam

Mlho Nonaka Columbia University Creative Writing/Poetry

Burak Numanoglu Columbia University Business

Arnaud Nuyts Columbia University uw France

Minhattan

Muslc/Rute Ireland

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Manhattan School of Music Music/Violin South Africa

CU/Teachers College Education USA

Karl Ocvirk Columbia University Human Rights Slovenia

Michael Oevermann New York University Mathematics Germany

Columbia University Finance Nigeria

Musk/Violin USA

Diana Ohse Krystaltech International Business Germany

Columbia University Psychology Japan

Columbia University Microbiology Japan

New

Math Education Japan

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Anthony Ogufere

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School of Music

Jennifer Oberg

Grace Ohgi Manhatun School of Music

Akiko Okumura

York University

Roy Old Person, Jr. Columbia University Social Work USA

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Eivind Opsvik Manhattan School of Music Music/Double Bass Norway

Robert Ostlund Columbia University Architectural History USA

Kenji Ouellet CUNY/Hunter College Music/Piano Canada

Arif Padaria Columbia University Business India

Priti Panchal CU/Teachers College Psychology USA

Tanya Panosslan as.ining Union FM District Education USA/Lebanon

Greece

Park Columbia University English Literature Korea

Holly Parker Psychology Today Psychology USA

Columbia University Pathology JUiy

Sunyoung

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Carto Parravicini

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Michal Palzewicz Manhittan School of Music Music/ Cello Poland

Ki-Woo Park Columbia University Architecture Korea

Rouzbeh Parsi Columbia University History Iran

Darko Pavlovic Columbia University law Yugoslavia

Merav Pick N Y Institute of Technology Communic,tions Israel

Nutan Pawar J.Crew Business/Statistics India

Columbia University Human Rights Bulgaria

CU/Teachers College Education USA

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Columbia University Philosophy United Kingdom

Columbia University Economics Angola

Christian Poerschke Deutsche Morgan Grenfell Business Germany

Columbia University Social Work USA

Bank Street College Education USA

Columbia University International Affairs USA

Brazil

Musk/

USA

Columbia University law Dominican Republic

New York University Media Ecology China

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Deborah Pruitt Manhattan School of Music

Voice

Adela Peeva

Mark Pirouet

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Sharon Powell

Kefei Qian

Chunlln Qin China

Begona Ques..da Columbia University International Affairs Spain

Casmelyn Joy Quicoy IIM!hattan School of Musk Music/Piano Philippines

Anuradha Raghunathan Columbia University Journalism India

Jennifer Raine Manhattan School af Musk Music/Trombone Canada

Hanitra Patrida Ralijemisa Columbia University International Affairs Madagascar

Mika Rannali Manhattan School ar Musk Music/Piano Finland

Leona rd Rapi CU/Teachers College Education/TESOL Alb,inia

Nicola Rath 0G European Securities Economics Germany

USA

Mialy Ravelomanana United Nations Information Systems Madagascar

Lachlan Redd Manhattan School ar Music Music/Piano Australia

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Statistics India

James Ra Manhattan School ar Musk Music/Composition

Teja Ranade Columbia University

Shazta Rauf United Kingdom

Oaragh Reeves School of Visual Arts Fine Art England

Ron Rtge\l Juilllard School of Music

Music/Plano Israel

Julia Regul Columbia University Ur~n Punning Germany

Kurt tteichenbuger Guggenheim Realty Funds Real Estate Austria

Ralf Reilmann Columbia University Neurophysiology Germany

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Jane Rhetu Columbia University Historic Preser,atlon USA

David Richardson Manhatun School of MUSIC Music/ Accom~niment USA

s~wn Todd RiemerslM USA

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Elizabeth Riker Columbia University llusintss Belgium

Lisa Rios Columbia University uw USA

Aloysius Ro Merrill lynch Finance Indonesia

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D1mitra Robokos CU/fuchers College Psychology USA

Tobias Rodewald DG Bank Banking Germany

Niels Roggemann Nord LB Business

Germany

Business

Spain

Rojas Columbia University International Affairs Mexico

Spain

Columbia University M«haltfal Engineering

Lebanon

Minhlltan School

Music/Voice USA

Columbia University International Affairs USA

USA

Spain

Columbia University International Affairs Japan

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Juan

CUNY/Graduate

Literature Spain

Columbia University Mechanical Engineering Spain

Philippines

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Diego Sanchez Hew School for Social Re!tard, Economics

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of Music

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Sanchez

Center

Rocio Rosado

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Marla Manuela Sanchez-Maldonado

Virginia Rosas Columbia University Law

Christianne Rushton Minhattan School of Music Music/Voice Canada

Benjamin Sales Sanwa Bank/ Williams College Economics

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Ann Sarkissian Columbia University International Affairs Armenia

Columbia University International Affairs USA

Pratt Institute Art USA

Columbia University law Fr.ince

Germany

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Bank Street College Education USA

USA

Germany

USA

Baha'i

Community lrttmatioNl Commumation Germany

Education USA

USA

USA

Sandra Schaad

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lnternat'I

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Kim Schneider Columbia University Business

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Gabor Schweitzer Columbia University Human Rights Hungary

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Business Germany

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Nikita Shah Manhattan School of Music Musk/Voice USA

Columbia University Physics China

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Columbia University Law Hong Kong

Sheldon Manhattan

Music/Voice USA

John Shelley-Tremblay CUNY/Graduate Center Cognitive Neuroscience USA

Educational Theater USA

CU/Teachers

Organiutional Psychology Russia/USA

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School of Musk

Malmona

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Florian Seitz

Bank

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Svetlana Shmulylan

College

Edison Sian Fordham University Business

Philippines

Sarah Siddiqi Columbia University South Asian languages USA

Anwar Siddiqui Comrise Technology Inc. Electrical Engineering Bangladesh

Bandita Sijapati Columbia University Economic Policy

Nepal

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Marc-Andre Singer OG Bank Banking Germany

Harjiv Singh N Ylnstitutf of Tedlnology Business India

Natalie Slovikoski Columbia University International Affairs USA

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Shane Smuin New Sdlool for Social Acting USA

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law USA

Catherine

Juliet Sorensen Columbia University

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Phillipe Storck Deutsche Bank Banking Luxembourg

Michael Strabo Daiwa Securities America Inc. Business Denmark

Niels Strien Columbia University Cognitive Neuroscience Netherlands

Walter Stuber Presbyterian United Nations Office Business USA

Rini Sultstijawati Indonesia

Eugene Sullivan II Columbia University L.lw USA

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Rachel

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Masako Suginohara Columbia University Political Science Japan

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Ronald Swain Columbia Uninrsity Theatre USA

Asako Tamura Mannes College of Music Music/Voice Japan

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Richard Tai Columbia University Material Science Taiwan

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Kimiko Tanaka Columbia University Social Work Japan

Jason Tanner 1w Smoot for Social~ Drama Germany

Jinna Tansaraviput s-a (dlege Banking Thailand

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Ted Takashi Tel Columbia University Urban Planning Japan

Timothy Templin CUNY/John Jay College forensic Psychology USA

Chris Ternoey Columbia University Engineering USA

Pinar Tetik New York University Philosophy Turkey

Ami Thakkar Columbia University International Affairs USA/India

Kjrste Thibedeau Manhattan School of Music Music/Voice USA

Noni Thomas Bank Street Coll~e Education USA

Christopher Tlesler Manhattan Sdlool of Music Music/Trombone USA

Jesus Tirona Fordham University Business Administration Philippines

Columbia University Engineering Indonesia

Anthony Tong Columbia University Engineering Hong Kong

Francesco Tonln Columbia University Business Italy

John Tomes Columbia University Real Estate USA

Tremmel United Nations International Affairs Germany

Martin Triblus Bertelsmann, Inc. Computer Science Germany

George Tsellkis Columbia University Netwooong/Multimedia Greece

Gerelgua Tserendagvl1n Columbia University International Affairs Mongolia

Columbia University Urban Planning Japan

Aviezer Tucker Columbia University Political Science Israel

Tuckerova Czech Republic

Thea Tullman Manhattan Sdlool of Music Music/Voice USA

Columbia University Law Czech Republic

Veronika

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Bhaskar Upadhay CU/Teachers College Science Education Nepal

Nino Ugulava Georgia

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Lale Uner Columbia University International Affairs Turkey

Van Ryn Netherlands Foreign Investment lnternat'I Management Netherlands

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Columbia University Law Netherlands

Villaseca Columbia University Law Philippines

Barthout Van

Columbia University Business Netherlands

Columbia University International Affairs Canada

New York University Social Work Argentina

Columbia University Pre-Medical Studies USA

Vo Sanwa Bank/ Williams College Banking Vietnam

Columbia University law USA

Pieter

Joel

Slingtlandt

Imelda Vital

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Michele Van Den Berg

Nestor Vazquez

Anne Voigts

Goetz Von Peter Columbia University Economics Germany

Tamara Walker General Board of Global Ministries Theology/Ethics USA

Matthias von Tetuu ~utsche Morgan Grenfell Economics Germany

Isabelle Vu Trieu CUNY/City College Chemistry France

Columbia University International Affairs India

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Ayako Watanabe Columbia University International Affairs Japan

Bank

College Bilingual Special Eduation USA

Boaz Weinstein Columbia University Law USA

Pamela Wen CU/Teachers College Education USA

Peter Werdmuller New York University Law Netherlands

Dance England

Omar White Citibank Banking/Oerivatives USA

Jennifer Whitely CU/Teachers College Applied Psychology USA

James Whiting Manhattan Sdlool of Music Music/Trumpet USA

Music USA

Rajyashri Waghray

Andrew Weidmann

Street

Karl Whan Joffrey Ballet School

Julie Whiting

Robert Wickstrom Manhatbn SdlOOI of Music Music/Voice USA

Tonio Wiederholt Columbia University Medicine Germany

Ulrich Wilhelm DG Bank Business Germany

Courtney Williams Columbia University Economics Jamaica

Terry Williams Columbia University Business USA

Jenny Wilson CU/Teachers College Education USA

Kathrin Wlzek Thieme Associates Inc. Business Austria

Manhattan Sdlool of Music Music/Violin Poland

Joyceln Woo CU/Teachers College Education Singaport

Graham Wood School of Visual Arts Art/Painting USA

Corey Wright Columbia University Law USA

Julia Wright CU/Union Theological Seminary Religion USA

Wu

Columbia University Industrial Engineering Taiwan

Ju-Wen Wu

Columbia University Electrical Engineering Taiwan

Xi Columbia University Economics China

Xin Xie Columbia University Computer Science China

Hua-Chun

Xiaofei

Mateusz Wolski

NaomiYamada Columbia University English Language

Japan

Kento Yasui

Columbia University Real Estate Japan

Aki Yamane CU/Teachers College International Education Japan

Fatima Yandiyeva Columbia University Human Rights Russia

Satoru Yatsuka Columbia University Public Affairs Japan

(arise Vatter Manhattan School of Music Music/Voice USA

Jianqi Yin Columbia University Computer Science China

Jong-Soon Yoon Manhattan School of Music Music/Cello Korea

Yoshino CUNY/City College Sociology Japan

Lilach Yuzary

Columbia University Social Work USA

Raffaella Zannolli

Columbia University Medicine Italy

Columbia University Computer Science China

Makiko

Junxin Zhang

Zalina Yandiyeva Russia

Victor Yelensky Columbia University Human Rights Russia

Annette Yssen Prism Travel Tourism Norway

Weicong Zhang Manhattan School of Music Music/Piano China

Hao Zhuang

Columbia University

Electrical Engineering

China

Galina Zisk

Manhattan Sdloot af Music Music/ Piano Ukraine

Arslan Zhumabayev ELS language Centers

English Language Kazakhstan

Levon Zourabian Columbia University International Affairs Armenia

Anara Zhumabayeva Columbia University

English Language Kazakhstan

hkhyt Zhumabayeva Columbia University

English Language kazakhsun

Staff

Mohamoud Abdilleh Assistant Accountant

Finance

Archundla Prep Dining Services

Josefina Abreu Housekeeper Facilities Management

Salwa Ali Office Manager Facilities Management

Cesar Anaya Chef Dining Services

Nancy Bourdain Mail Clerk

Facilities Management

Brian Bassingthwaighte

Salad Bar

Luz Aristy Housekeeper Facilities Management

Natalie Battle Housekeeper

Facilities Management

Said Baharoon Night Facilities Assistant Facilities Management

Alma Best Receptionist

Facilities Management Dining Services

Melis~ Braun Development Associate Development & Alumni Relations

Phyllis Burnett Administrative Assistant Administrative Services

Chartie Butera Front Desk Assistant Administrative Services

Julio

Michael Cajigas Porter

Management

Chartey Deli Dining Services

Thayer Campbell Cashier Dining Services

Victoria Contreras Porter

Management

Eunice Clarke Cashier Dining Services

Castellanos Porter Facilities Management

Michael Cook Telecommunications Manager

Murray Clendenin Night Coordinator

Management

Construction Manager

Management

Donald Cuneo President President's Office

Francisco Delfin Prep Dining Services

Steven Deutsch Director Administrative Services/Finance

Grand Diaz Porter

William Douglas Maintainer

Winson

Jose

Eric Cella

Agapito Duran Painter Facilities Management

linval Forrest Receptionist Facilities Management

Mary Ann Fountain Front Desk Assistant Administrative Services

Lashawn Fuller Mail Clerk

Reggie Fuller Utility Facilities Management Dining Services

Margo Haileselassie Assistant Director Facilities Management

Chuck Golden Artistic Director Perfoming Arts Foundation

Sandy Hardina Human Resources Manager Administrative Services

Margaret Griffin Mall Room Coordinator

Jesse Garcia Utility Dining Services Facilities Management

Sheila Haddock Receptionist Facilities Management

Rigoberto Herrera Prep Dining Services

Hicks Salad Bar Dining Services

Carol

Taddesse H.Mariam Porter Facilities Management

Armand Jaquler Preventative Malntalnance Supervi-

Faciltties Man•ment

William Hunter Director Programs & Resident Life

Romeo K.ablgting Front Desk Manager Administrative Services

Nelson Jlmentz Supervisor of Porters Facilities Management

Noemi l~bel Assistant Accountant Finance

Ashwinl Kumar Receptionist Facilities Management

Ishmael Jules Supervisor of Porters Facilities Management

Sachiko lsobe DeYelopment Associate Development & Alumni Relations

Ji nhtt Let Programs Coordinator Programs & Resident Life

David Lewis Administrative Assistant Admissions

Ortem Lms Supervisor Dining Services

Megan Lavery Assistant Director of Admissions Admissions

Macias Utility Dining Services

RobIn

Peter Maramaldl Resident Social Worker Programs & Resident Life

Rollin Martin Maintainer Facilities Management

Danny Martinez Deli Dining Services

Charles Mc Loughlin Director

Isabel Mor,1les Receptionist

Philip Mc Dermott Front Desk Assistant Administrative Services Facilities Management Facilities Management

Alfred Mc Bride Receptionist Facilities Management

Esther Pearce Receptionist F.acilltles Management

Edwin Nieves Supervisor of !HS f,1cilities Management

Felipe Pena Porter Facilities Management

Sophia Pachecano Associ.ate Director Performing Arts Foundation

Elizabeth Peterson Development Coordinator Development & Alumni Relations

Frank Paulino Night Manager Facilities Management

Daphne Pezaris Aulstant Director/ Wll Director Programs & Resident life

Johnny Pinckney Mall Clerk

David Ragin Porter Abel Ramirez UtUlty F1cilities M1n•ment

Lorenzo Price Superintendent IHN Facilities Man~ement Facilities Man~ent Dining Services

Ramirez Porter Facilities Management

Reyes Mall Clerk Facilities Management

Gerald Rodell Utility Dining Services Dining Services

Olga Rodriguez Housekeeper

Christopher Richards Director Dining Services hcilities Management

Caroline Rooney Programs Coordinator Programs &

Herman Rottenberg Director Performing Arts Foundation

Walter Royal Utility Resident Life Dining Services

Eduudo

Raul Rosado Chef

Annette

Carlos Santiago Administrative AssisUnt Facilities Management

Susan Storms Director Admissions

Elisabeth Schalk Director Development & Alumni Relations

Samantha Williams Assistant Manager Dining Services

David Twidle

Marshall Swiney Receptionist Facilities Management

Marc Sergilus Grill Dining Services

Albabe Spence Supervisor of Housekeepers Facilities Management Front Desk Assistant Administrative Services Dining Services

Yesenia Vktor Cashier

Jayasheela Thumma Accounts Receivable Manager Finance

Lori Wilson Sales Coordinator Administrative Services

Mulu Woldezghi Porter Facilities Management

John Wells

Public Relations Director & AssiSUnt to President President's Office

Maxine Wright Executive Assistant President's Office

Candlelight Pledge

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

International House Alumn i

Upon leaving International House, you will join more than 65,000 remarkable men and women in over 145 countries who have learned from their own experiences here and have carried the spirit of international understanding with them throughout their lives. We hope you will stay in touch with I. House and fellow alumni who constitute a wonderfu l networking opportunity. Our alumni online community, which will be operational in 1999, will enable alumni to communicate swiftly, post resumes, institute job searches and create homepages, among other features. The World Newsletter, sent twice a year, will keep you informed of I. House programs and alumni activities. Many New York area alumni stay involved with the House as Alumni Members participating in I. House programs and alumni events, while alumni around the world help further our mission with activities to raise scholarship funds and recruit new residents for International House.

For information about Alumni Membership or to inform us of a change of address p lease contact:

Office of Development and Alumni Relations

International House

500 Riverside Drive

NewYork, NY 10027-3916

Phone: (212)316-8425

Fax: (212) 316-8416

E-Mail: alumni@ihouse-nyc.org

Website: http:/ /www.ihouse-nyc.org

Prep aring Lead ers for th e Globa l Co mmu ni ty

Resident Members

Jillian Adams CUNY/John Jay College Forensic Science

Canada

George Y.S Agbeka CUNY/Transportation Environmental Impact Ghana

Taima Al-Jayoush Columbia University Human Rights Syria

Gordon Amartey CUNY(Transportation Road Design Ghana

Siti ulala" Amiroeddin NY1 News Communications Indonesia

Anastassia Androsik 8egell Publishing Hoose International Affairs Belarus

Timothy Archer United Nations International Affairs Australia

Christian Assum Kav;inagh, Maloney & Osnato UP Law Germany

Seth Baah CUNY/Transportation Road Design Ghana

Denise Baard llloonrir9lal,e Depl. Sim International Marketing Argentina

Ashok Banerjee Osnet Inc Computers India

Jeana Baumgardner CUNY/ Hunter College Art USA

Martin Bickl United Nations Human Geography Germany

Tulika Bose Columbia Univer sity Applied Physics India

Shannon Brown CUNY/John Jay College Forensic Psychology Canada

Anja Bruegging DG Bank Business Germany

Gianluca Buono Columbia University International Affairs Italy

Bonnie Chen Singapore

Victor Carreno Columbia University Spanish Venezuela

Dario Catalano Columbia University Computer Science Italy

Metropotitan

of Art Museum Studies France

Frederick Chen Columbia University Business Administration Indonesia

Yallena Cica Columbia University International Affairs Canada

CUNY/City College Computer Science Bulgaria

Simone David Bayerische Landesbank Business Germany

Bernard De Backer Columbia University Business Belgium

Jon Anthony De Luzio Columbia University Real Estate USA

Columbia University International Affairs France

Mark Dijkstra Columbia University Astronomy Netherlands

Delphine Djiraibe

Columbia University Human Rights Tchad

Birgit Dobernig Thieme Associates

Business

Austria

CU/Teachers College Motor Control Sweden

Guillaume Charloux

Museum

Alexandrina Damianova

Guillaume Delvallee

Ann-Christin Eliasson

Abraham Gebreyesus Columbia UniversUy Human Rights Eritrea

Kristin Giantris Columbia University Public Policy USA

Sujoy Haldar Columbia University Mechanical Engineering India

Sa'ad Hamid Columbia University Human Rights Jordan/ Palestine

Martin Henrichs Columbia University Business Germany

Daniela Hofmann DG Bank Finance Germany

Shih-hao Huang Columbia University Industrial Engineering Taiwan

Frank Huth 0G European Securities Accounting Germany

Mizuho linuma CU/Teachers College lntemational Education Japan

Klaus ltmonen Columbia University Law Finland

Aurelien Jehan Hermes of Paris, Inc Business Management France

David Jiang Barnard College Theatre United Kingdom

Ricardo Jimenez Mt. Sinai Medical Center Pathology USA

Maria Khalife New York University Music Therapy Venezuela

Kyung Sook Kim Columbia University International Affairs Korea

literature USA

Debra King Schomburg Center for Research

Gloria Klein United Nations Banking Germany

Roswitha Kleineldam Columbia University UIW Germany

Pornsuk Koetsawang Columbia University Human RighU Thailand

forensic

USA

Naoko Kurosawa Fil!lion lr1IIM! ti idnllotJI Business Japan

Petra Langheinrich Auf Bau Media Sciences Germany

Louisa Lee Columbia University English Language Hong Kong

Human RlghU Nigeria

Bart Lenselink Columbl1 University Law Netherlands

Jacqua Little Time Warner Accounting USA

Christine LoUe Columbia University Law Germany

Human RighU Zambia

Annette Macdonald AmtriG1n o.n mtlYat Dance USA

Tomoe MaUul Japan

Andreas Mauerer NYU Medical Center Neurology Germany

Unictf Physics Germany

Christopher Kunkle CUNY/ John Jay College

Psychology

Baridi Legbara Columbia University

Bernadette Lukonde Columbia University

Thomas Meyerer

Rudolf Mikus Oppenhoff & Raedler law

Germany

Ruairi Moriarty Columbia University Real Estate

Ireland

Mikheil Mirziashvili Columbia University Human Rights Georgia

Patrick Mittmann Shearman & Sterling law

Germany

Mohamed lawyers Committee Human Rights law Somalia

Johannes Mpanyane New School for Sod•I Ros.•rch Political Science South Africa

Channtha Muth Columbia University Human Rights

Cambodia

Nemirovsky United Nations Economics Russia

Wanja Nilsen CU/Teachers College International Education Norway

Terumi Nomoto !*EARN Communications Japan

Cyrille Nono Renault USA, Inc Marketing France

Kristina Petersen UN/Mission of Denmark International Affairs

Denmark

Henning Plate Unned Nations Economics Germany

Puhl Brown & Wood llP law Germany

Columbia University Political Science Brazil

CU/Teachers College Art Education Colombia

Christine

Kulmiye

Irina

Cristina Pacheco

Kimberly Raisbeck

Mn-~ 11,nh•tUn School of Mu,ic Music/Voice Portugal

Alexander Raschlg Thieme Associates Business Gtrmany

Oennb Rhode Commerzbank Business Germany

Ma. Elena Rivera NNSdlolll0<Sod>la....,dl Sociology Philippines

John Rumblak Columbia University Human Rights Indonesia

Esther Sachs Columbia University uw Ntther1ands

Kerstin Schaetzlein HypoVerelnsbank Business Germany

Markus Schnitter Nord/LB Business Germany

Daniela Schuler 0G Bank Business Management Germany

Alicia Segado Fordham University Law Spain

Makubme Columbia University Human Rights South Africa

Shan Columbia University Biomechanlcs China

Maya Sharma Columbia University Human Rights India

Inna Simonova Columbfa University History Russia

Seema Srinath Columbia University International Affairs USA

Columbia University Business Singapore

Sun

Choon Kang Tan

Leo Tudin New School/Mannes Music Switzerland

P111nay Waghray India

Shanna Tator The Tev.i ~ng Center Ecology Canada

Irina Tustanovska Columbia University Law Russia

Wouter Vandersypen ~ColmmsionlDUN Political Science Belgium

Li-wen Zhang Columbia University Economic Policy China/USA

Tama Waipara Manhittan S<1'ool of Musi< Clarinet New Zealand

lkram Yaya Commenbank Business Turkey

Eun-sook Yu Columbia University Human Rights South Korea

Ulf Zimmerling Walter, Conston, Alexander & Green Law Germany

In

Staff

Facilities Management

Jane Acton Admissions Assistant Admissions

Candelario Porter

Facilities Management

William Cobb Assistant Night Coordinator

Facilities Man,gement

Nancy Pfeffer Associate Director Development & Alumni Relations

Fatima Acosta Receptionist

Elvis

Muhammad Al-Amin Mail Clerk Mailroom

International House Alumni

Upon leaving International House, you will join more than 65,000 remarkable men and women in over 145 countries who have learned from their own experiences here and have carried the spirit of international understanding with them throughout their lives. We hope you will stay in touch with I. House and fellow alumni who constitute a wonderful networking opportunity. Our alumni online community, which will be operational in 1999, will enable alumni to communicate swiftly, post resumes, institute job searches and create homepages, among other features. The World Newsletter, sent twice a year, will keep you informed of I. House programs and alumni activities. Many New York area alumni stay involved with the House as Alumni Members participating in I. House programs and alumni events, while alumni around the world help further our m ission with activities to raise scholarship funds and recruit new residents for International House.

For information about Alumni Membership or to inform us of a change of address please contact:

Office of Development and Alumni Relations

International House

500 Riverside Drive

New York, NY 10027-3916

Phone: (212)316-8425

Fax: (212) 316-8416

E-Mail: alumni@ihouse-nyc.org

Website: http:/ /www.ihouse-nyc.org

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