2001-2002 International House Resident Directory and Addendum

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Phone: (212)316-8436 Fax: (212) 316-1827

E-Mail: admissions@ihouse-nyc.org Website: http://www.ihouse-nyc.org

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Dear Resident:

I hope that you will enjoy this International House Directory. In addition to serving as a handy reference for our large and diverse community, it contains descrip-

tions of endowed scholarships funds provided by supporters of the House to help residents and achieve diversity. 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 memo-

ries when contacting old friends. Inevitably, they are brought out at informal gath-

erings of alumni for lengthy and enjoyable sessions of “whatever happened to...?”

The Directory is not a “year book” nor, since it is published each fall, a reflection of a year gone by. Rather it anticipates a year to come and, significantly your

future lives as I. House alumni and world citizens. We hope that you will find it useful throughout your stay to help knit our community together, and that in the coming years as you peruse its pages you will remember with fondness your stay here, and be prompted to contact an old friend or acquaintance as well as support the House. Lifelong friendships are at the heart of the I. House experience,

and this visual record—a “snapshot” of our community serves a time and a

in 2001—forever pre-

place in your lives.

Midway through the year, an addendum will be published containing photos and

information about residents who arrive mid-term. In the back of the Directory, you'll find printed the pledge which is recited at the Candlelight Sunday Supper at he end of the academic year. This moving ceremony marks in an unforgettable way the passage of residents from this unique community experience into yor

roles as world citizens. In the years to come, | hope that you will read these

words again from time to time experience in your daily lives.

as a way

of renewing

the International

Sincerely yours,

Donald L. Cuneo President

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Mission

Mission

of International

House,

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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 independent, 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 11, 1995

na 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 Chinese student coming down. Edmonds said “Good morning,” and continued walking until he noticed out of the corner of his eye that the young man had stopped.

“Thank you for speaking to me,” he said. “I 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 simple 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 Earl Hall at Columbia University.

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

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Resident Statistics and Position Holders Fall 2001

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Countries of Origin of Resident Members Fall 2001 Total Residents:

Countries Represented:

91

Africa

40 Ethiopia

3

Ghana

3

Kenya

2

Morocco

2

Nigeria Senegal

: 1

Sierra

Leone

2

South Africa

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Swaziland

1

Tanzania

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Tunisia

2

Zimbabwe

4

Cuba

3 2

Jamaica

Central America 1

Honduras

1

China

10

4

EL Salvador

East Asia

Czech Republic

2

Georgia

4

Lithuania

4

Poland

4

Romania

10

Russia

9

Slovakia

1

Slovenia Ukraine

3 4

Yugoslavia

4

Middle East

Caribbean

110 38

Hong Kong

5

Japan

31

Korea

16

Mongolia

1

Taiwan

19

Eastern Europe

61

Azerbaijan

3

Bosnia & Herzegovina

1

Bulgaria

8

Croatia

4

708

29

Afghanistan

1

Cyprus

2

Iran

2

Israel

7

Jordan

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Lebanon

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Turkey

14

North America

218

Bermuda

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Canada

31

Mexico United States

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Oceania

10 Australia

Vietnam

New Zealand

South America

Singapore Thailand

Western Europe 43

Andorra Austria

Argentina

12

Bolivia

2

Brazil

14

Colombia

2

Ecuador

5

Peru

6

Uruguay

1

Venezuela

1

South & Central Asia

55

Bangladesh

1

Spain

India

34

Sweden

Kazakhstan

2

Switzerland

Kyrgyzstan

3

United Kingdom

Nepal

3

Pakistan

4

Sri Lanka

4

Tajikistan

3

Uzbekistan

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Southeast Asia

Belgium Denmark France

Germany Greece

Ireland

Italy Malta Netherlands Norway 10

18

Indonesia

2

Malaysia

1

Myanmar

1

Philippines

4

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Resident Life Poshala Aluwihare Lily Bao Rainikka Corprew Adelaide Degezelle Emel Erel Ramanan Ganeshananthan Stephanie Grancharov Sheri Hammerstrom Ogniana Ivanova Robert Kambo Yuko Kato Simona Moldovan

Emilio Pineda

Asis Reyes Lauren Rhodes Molly Rogers Christine Rosalia Rodrigo Santos Debargo Sanyal Ryan Schweers

Jacqueline Snyder

Aubrey Troutman Mary Elizabeth Vachon

Ernesto Villalobos

Carine Wilhelmsen Judy Woo

Resident Assistant Peer Counselor Resident Assistant Resident Assistant Peer Counselor Resident Assistant Alt. Resident Assistant Resident Assistant Resident Assistant Resident Assistant Resident Assistant Alt. Resident Assistant Resident Assistant Resident Assistant Resident Assistant Resident Assistant Resident Assistant Resident Assistant Resident Assistant Resident Assistant Resident Assistant Resident Assistant Peer Counselor Resident Assistant Resident Assistant Resident Assistant

Sri Lanka China USA Belgium Turkey Sri Lanka USA USA Bulgaria Kenya USA Romania Mexico Honduras USA USA USA Brazil USA USA USA USA USA Mexico Norway Canada

Travel Assistant Videographer Assistant

United States

Program Assitants Juan

Barrientos

Gabika Bockaj

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Slovenia

Miroslaw Brys Adelaide Degezelle Ingrid Emanuelsson

Umut Gokcen

Stephanie Grancharov Carleste Hughes Yuki Inoue Ogniana Ivanova Juliana Lasta-Irisarri Alex Mitro Genny Moore Vina Nadjibulla Dorothy Ndletyana Isabelle O’Connell Nicole Pantos Alan Rappeport Asis Reyes Ryan Roth Rodrigo Santos Galina Savukova Steffi Schuetze Bhavesh Shah Cristiano Tiozzo Ezgi Ucaner Olimsho Vatanshoev Vincentas Vobolevicius

Equipment Technician

Cinema Assistant

Fitness Center/ Sports Assistant Equipment Technician Cultural Hour Assistant Aerobics Assitant Fall Fiesta Assistant Social Activities Assistant Cultural Hour Assistant McLaine Assistant Orientation/ Hospitality International Forum Assistant Sunday Supper Assistant Performing Arts Assistant WIL Program Assistant Photography Assistant Performing Arts Assistant Library Assistant Equipment Technician Language Exchange Assistant Theater Assistant Equipment Technician Harlem Tutorial Assistant Harlem Tutorial Assistant Equipment Technician International Forum Assistant

Poland Belgium Sweden Turkey United States United States Japan Bulgaria Argentina Slovakia United States Tajikistan South Africa Ireland United States United States Honduras United States Brazil Russia Germany India Italy

Turkey

Tajikistan Lithuania

Community Aides Rosa Arias Lily Bao Stefan Barriga Rula Btoush Jill Claassen Adilia Daminova Jyothi Devabhaktuni

Ingrid Emanuelsson

Umut Gokcen Si-Hun Kim Dirk Kunze Hugo Ortega Aaron O’Shannessy Galo Recalde Colleen Rivecca Peter Seminovs Dali Sun Carine Wilmhensen Dana Wallack

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Spain China Austria Jordan South Africa Uzbekistan India Sweden Turkey

Pub Pub Assitant Manager Pub Pub Coffee House Managers Coffee House Managers Pub Environment Committee Environment Committee

Germany Mexico Australia Ecuador United States Canada China Norway United States

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Programs & Resident Life Bazaar Bazaar

Bazaar

Korea

Each March I. House residents participate in a writing contest. The contest is a chance for residents to charactenze their I. House experience. The topic is life at the House and the effect it has on one’s life. Steffi Schutze won first prize in 2000 with her story.

The Story of Prince Viatcheslav

by Steffi Schutze

Or: upon a time, Prince Viatcheslav took a long, long journey over the mountains and across the seas until he reached the legendary castle, International House, in the heart of New York City.

The castle had two towers and three entrances. All the entrances were closely guarded, so no evil spirits could enter the castle and disturb the seven times one hundred crown princesses and princes from all over the world, during their studies. When the prince discovered the transparent revolving door at the Riverside entrance, he was moved. Some tears streamed down his eyes, which were as dark as the lakes at night in his country.

“Why are you crying?” asked princess Yoshimi with a tender voice. She was very graceful and looked like an angel with small eyes. She had already been living in the castle for one year. “I am crying because I have finally arrived,” said the prince. “When I was a little boy, my mother told me: ‘If you study hard, you will soon pass through a magic revolving door and meet the most beautiful women ever.”

“T studied hard and became the crown student of my country, and my king said to me: ‘Travel to the United States of America and there, learn what is most important.”

After listening to Viatcheslav, Princess Yoshimi looked at her watch and said: “Sorry, I have to go now!” Wondering why she had to rush off so suddenly, he watched her leaving. Her hair reminded him of black silk.

After turning in the door, Prince Viatcheslav landed on a red carpet in front of Riverside desk. “Where are you from?” asked a pale guard behind the desk. “Do you have an ID?” But Prince Viatcheslav was new there. So he had to fill out seven forms, while he wondered: “In my country we welcome guests with bread and salt and here they use paper.” He asked what would be most important to learn and the guard said: “First you have to pay then I can let you in.”

So straightaway, Viatcheslav paid rent for three months in advance and in exchange, he received a pair of golden keys. When he opened the door to his room, he felt some joy, since it reminded him of a maid’s room and he thought: “That is a good place to sleep.” As he lay down, he heard the top tune of a mysterious woman’s voice through the ceiling. He smiled and fell asleep happily.

Three weeks later, Viatcheslav had already learnt a lot. He knew that the showers in the lower floors have higher pressure and that the tallest cook in the castle dishes out the biggest servings. He learned that he could call home daily by using inexpensive phone cards. But what is most important, he did not yet know.

After three weeks and three days, Viatcheslav missed Princess Yoshimi so much that his heart ached. He had already looked for her all over the castle. But he could not find her during the Salon Night in Home Room, or at the dance in the pub nor during the Cultural Hour in Davis Hall. In his desperation, he went to his hall mate — the prince Linyuan.

He squatted on a carpet and invited him for dinner. They had noodles. But Viatcheslav had never eaten with chopsticks before and so his despair grew even more. “If you want to learn how to eat with chopsticks, I will show you,” said Prince Linyuan and he paused for a while, “and if you would like to meet the most beautiful princesses, you have to go to Ballroom Dancing.” Prince Viatcheslav thanked him for this valuable advice.

The next Wednesday, Vitcheslav put on his best shirt and polished his shoes. Then he went to the Main Lounge in the middle of the castle. From a distance he heard music and a female voice teaching: “...one step forward and two steps back....” Then he turned to stone; there was Princess Yoshimi in all her beauty! The color of her skin reminded him of moonlight. Yoshimi carefully placed her arms on his body. But the prince could not dance and after a few steps, he stumped on her left foot. The pain was so severe, that she could not dance anymore.

Viatcheslav carried her in his strong arms up to his room. There he lit a candle, bandaged her foot and served her sweet red wine. She said: “Viatcheslav, I really want you to meet my husband”. This left the prince speechless and he thought. “That’s not fair!” Yoshimi blew out the candle.

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So, Prince Viatcheslav realized that even in the country of unlimited possibilities not everything is possible.

After seven weeks, he had already learnt to eat with chopsticks and he could greet in thirteen different languages.

Now he knew not to show up with vodka in public spaces and that princesses from the far south liked to be hugged, and those from the far north liked it only after a while. But still he did not know what is most important.

After seven weeks and seven days, all his clothes were dirty and he went to the laundry in the cellar of the castle and stuffed them in machines. When the laundry was ready, he didn’t know how to smooth out the creases in his clothes. Suddenly Princess Almeida appeared in front of him and said: “I’lL show you how to iron.” And he watched her. The way she moved her body reminded him of a dance in his country. The color of her skin looked like fertile soil and her teeth like a pearl necklace. He saw a few drops on her brow and he felt warm too. So, Viatcheslav learned to iron.

The next day he went for a walk in Riverside Park—with Almeida. He asked her about what is most important. She answered: “Education! In my country, there are millions of people who do not know how to read and write. I am studying here to help them.” The prince took her tiny hand and kissed it. From now on, they met almost every day.

After thirteen weeks, Viatcheslav went to his principal and asked him about what is most important. “Success!” the wise man answered. “If you have success, you can change the whole world.” Thereupon Prince Viatcheslav learned even more intensively then before. As a result, his head became so heavy that it fell forward. So, Viatcheslav could not see all the princesses anymore, not even Almeida.

After thirteen weeks and thirteen days, he felt dreadfully empty, despite having learnt so much. He thought: “Although I live under one roof with 699 chosen princesses and princes from all over the world, I feel so lonely!”

Nevertheless, he continued to work very hard. He even forgot to eat.

Once, on a Sunday evening, he was so hungry, that he crept through the castle like a wolf. He was lucky, because a Sunday Supper was being held in Davis Hall. Totally exhausted, he sat down at a long table and filled his stomach with delectable food. On the stage, a distinguished guest, a king from a far country said: “Nowadays, what is most important is intercultural communication!” Now Prince Viatcheslav awoke like from a deep sleep and he asked Princess Wosenyelesh, sitting across the table, about what is most important in life. She answered: “Food! - In my country millions of people starve.” Then he asked Prince Munthid at the next table. “Peace is most important!,” he answered.

“In my country millions of people die in war.”

After nine months, Viatcheslav knew how to balance hard work and having fun. He frequently went to Ballroom Dancing and to work out in the gym. He had learnt that princesses from all countries prefer princes with muscles. He had also found out from the princesses how to put a Sari on and off, how to paint hands and feet, how to play drums, how to warble the tongue and to massage the back.

So, for him the sun had been shining every day in the castle International House. But one day, clouds gathered.

Princess Fruzan, who introduced him to the secrets of the belly dance, and who he liked very much, came to him and said: “I have to leave soon to go back to my country.” It became cold around the prince's heart. On a Friday, he carried her suitcases to the Riverside exit. Princess Fruzan disappeared through the magic revolving door. What stayed with him was only the sweet smell of her perfume.

The prince cried all day. But in the evening, Princess Almeida knocked at his door. She said: “Don’t cry, you should know that every ending implies a beginning.” She took his hand and after a long walk, led him to a window in the upper most corner of the castle. Almeida disappeared through the window and took Viatcheslav with her. Suddenly they were standing in the open air on a roof terrace. The fragrance of spring lay in the air, birds twittered. In the eyes of Almeida, he saw the colorful lights of the city. “I would like to have three kids,” she whispered and kissed him tenderly. This night he stayed awake.

The following day Prince Viatcheslav knew what is most important. “I love you!,” he whispered in Almeidas’ ear, “I love you. I love you!”

So, he lived happily ever after and if he is still alive today, he is president, Nobel Prize winner and father of three children.

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‘Trustees

and World Members

Board of Trustees PAST CHAIRMEN OF THE BOARD George W. Wickersham

First Union Securities Paul D. Carter

Henry L. Stimson

Patricia M. Cloherty*

George C. Marshall John J. McCloy

Andrew H. Darrell

Charles W. Yost

Hans W. Decker

George W. Ball Henry A. Kissinger Gerald R. Ford John C. Whitehead

Robert H. Dexter

Environmental Defense

L. Scott Frantz

Haebler Capital John French III Tudor Associates

Honorary Chairman Dwight D. Eisenhower

Joan R. Gregory* Zurich Scudder Investments Norman Greig

HONORARY TRUSTEES

The Greig Farm

Honorary Chairman of the Board

Peter W. Hegener

The Honorable Gerald R. Ford

eparkventures,

LLC

eparkprinceton, LLC

Henry A. Kissinger

Sigurdur Helgason*

Abby M. O'Neill

Thomas

David Rockefeller John C. Whitehead

J. & W. Seligman & Co. Vreni Aukjen Hommes*

OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES Chairman of the Board

Robert J. Krefting The Reader's Digest Association, Inc.

Paul A. Volcker

Donald D. Kummerfeld

P. Hirschfeld

Cap Gemini/Ernst & Young Company

Chairman, Executive Committee William D. Rueckert Rosow & Company, Inc.

Oivind Lorentzen III

President Donald L. Cuneo* Kenneth M. Kramer

Shearman & Sterling Treasurer M. Swayne

JP Morgan

Kathleen Burns Buddenhagen Leah Rush Cann

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Northern Navigation Group Elsie Crum McCabe

Secretary

Thompson

Kummerfeld Associates, Inc.

Emily Lloyd Columbia University

The Museum for African Art Patrick W. McEnroe

William S. Moody The Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Inc. Peter C. O’NeilL*

Boys Harbor, Inc./Children’s Clinic

Peter K. Scaturro

Citigroup Private Bank Daisy M. Soros* Anthony C. Spikes* Goldman, Sachs & Company

LIFE TRUSTEES John R. H. Blum Mrs. Daniel P. Davison Stephen M. DuBrul, Jr.

Toshiaki Taguchi

Barbara D. Duncan

Toyota Motor North America, Inc. (“TMA”) Richard E. Thornburgh

John Elliott, Jr.

Credit Suisse First Boston

Gordon W. Evans, President Emeritus Stephen C. Eyre

Kathryn W. Toll

Mrs. James D. Farley

Frank G. Wisner

Mrs. Leonard Hirschfeld

American International Group

Mrs. Ruth W. Houghton John I. Howell

INTERNATIONAL TRUSTEES

Jonathan

John F. Crawford, At large

Takeshi Nagano

Mason

Jacques P. DePortu*, France

Edmond J. Nouri*

Mark Eyskens*, Belgium Blaise Halluitte*, France

Russell S. Reynolds, Jr. Midge Turk Richardson

Walid Ahmed Juffali, Saudi Arabia

Mrs. Yves Robert

Nand Khemka*, India

Herman Rottenberg

Joseph T. McLaughlin, At large

Stanley M. Rumbough, Jr.

Klaus P. Moessle*, Germany

Robert G. Stone, Jr.

Yuzaburo Mogi*, Japan

John Bing Sing Pek*, At large Timotheus R. Pohl, At large Timothy C. Purcell, At large Bien Kiat Tan*, Singapore Kenneth D. Taylor, Canada

Trustees

Emeriti

Dr. O. Currier McEwen

Mrs. Stanley G. Mortimer Jr. *= International House alumni

Tatsuro Toyoda*, Japan

Karin Zinkann*, Germany

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World Council of Alumni Established in 1966 by L.W. “Bill” Frohlich, the World Council of Alumni is International House’s body of alumni representatives from all geographic regions of the globe. The Council seeks to further the House’s goals around the world, to retain contact with its global alumni body, and to promote it among potential residents, friends and supporters.

During meetings of the Council, held on an alternating basis each 18 months between New York and sites around the world, the Council receives updates on House activities, advises the President on future directions, and develops plans by which it can further the House’s mission.

PRESIDENT Donald

L. Cuneo

Co-CHAIRS Sigurdur Helgason Vreni A. Hommes Klaus Moessle CHAIR EMERITA Daisy Soros ARGENTINA Horacio C. Reggini Christina Zamani

AUSTRALIA

Rex Charles Olsson Norton John Whitmont R. Scott Whitmont

AUSTRIA Walter R. Springer BANGLADESH Hasna Jasimuddin Moudud BELGIUM

Mark Eyskens

DENMARK

Dan V. Besjakov DOMINICAN

REPUBLIC

Jose T. Aguilar

EGYPT Abdalia El-Wakil

Aly Ahmed Raafat FINLAND Anna-Maija S. Linholm Kaarin Taipale FRANCE Jean-Marie

Herve

GERMANY

Clemens Kuechler Bruno Niemeyer Karin E. Zinkann

Vassilia

Kishor S. Jhaveri Anil D. Ghandi Manjeet Kripalani Nand Khemka Pankaj Kumar

INDONESIA

Sjamsiah Achmad

Subur & Suzan Wardoyo ISRAEL Daniela

Passal

JAPAN

Choko Arai Akiko & Rempei Mizuno Takeshi Nagano

Tatsuro Toyoda

KOREA Myong-Whai Kim Shin Seung-Pil Yu MALAYSIA

Pestsas Tzounakos

HonG KonG

Mrs. Siu Fun Pun Choy Joanna C. Lee

CANADA

Tudy McLaine

INDIA

Khye-Tiong Saw

GREECE

BRAZIL Sergio P. Mendes Dany Comeau Ian H. Fraser John K. & Marta Friesen

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CHILE Mario Astorga de Valenzuela

MEXICO

Oscar Carpizo Gerardo

Hemken

Agnes Ng King-Fan & Teh Chao Pai

THE NETHERLANDS Willibrord Van Nierop

HUNGARY Pal Peter Toth

POLAND Andrzej Lapinski

Andrezej Swiatkowski

SERBIA Sinisa Ruzicic

SINGAPORE

Bien Kiat Tan & Agnes Tulio Tan Boon-Khim Yeo

SLOVENIA Svava Berhardsdottir Dimitir Ruppel SWITZERLAND

Markus Hugelshofer Martina

Schmitz

TAIWAN

George Gu George Y. L. Wu

TANZANIA Arthur G. K. Mwakapugi THAILAND Prok Amranand TURKEY Isabel E. Horulu UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Abdullah A. Almoosa Salim Ahmed Al-Moosa UNITED KINGDOM Mohammed

Kia

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Clarence Akwai, Hawaii Phillip C. Anderson, New Hampshire

Joan Bailey, New Hampshire Emma

R. Broisman, New York

Mabel S. Burks, Georgia

Leah Rush Cann, Rhode Island Ross Cann, Rhode Island Vincent A. Carrozza, Texas Robert M. Chadwick, Massachusetts Lucylee Chiles, New York

Wellington Chu, Michigan Patricia M. Cloherty, New York

Roger Jollis, Germany M. Ikramulla Khan, Philippines

Karl J. Connor, Louisiana James M. Davis, California Barbara Grace, Missouri Joan Gregory, New York Richard & Ann Halverson, New York

Toussaint Kongo-Doudou, Bourkina Fasso

William Liesman, California Peter M. O'Neil, New York Zlata Paces, New York

Joanne Pillsbury, United Kingdon

Diane Reid, Texas

Robert van Zwieten, Hong Kong Dirk Vandewalle, New Hampshire

Eloise DeLay Hayes, Hawaii John Kooyman, New York

John Bing Sing Pek, California Harry M. Rosen, New York

Herman Rottenberg, New York Anne Lester Schager, New York Marianne Sciolino, New York

H. Clay Simpson, Jr., New Jersey Eleanor Spiegel, New Jersey Sally J. Staley, Ohio Gustav Szabo, New York

Frank C. Taylor, Michigan

Conelis A. Los, Australia Farouk Luqman, Saudi Arabia Mark & Gail Mathabane, North Carolina

Sergei S. Mikhelson, New York

Sonia Meluk, New York Filip Jean Moerman,

New York

Karl Detlef Safft, United Kingdom

Maya Speelmans Slutz, Spain Jeyabalan Subbiah, Venezuela Frank Wong, China Juliet Wurr, Egypt Ross Youngman, New York

HONORARY MEMBERS Denise Barton, New Jersey Diane Cook,

New York

Werner-Valeur Jensen, Connecticut Laura Watts, New York Lucia K. Whitmarsh, Hawaii VENEZUELA Maria J. Forjonel da Silva Eucaris Marcano Subbiah

AT LARGE Austin C. Amalu, Nigeria Amadou

Racine Ba, Russia

Arlene Barilec, Slovakia

Servane Bonnet-Esculier, Singapore

Alexander Dake, New York

Jacques de Portu, Japan

Raul del Rio Martin, Spain Maurits Dolmans, Belgium Kenneth L. Foster, Thailand M.S. Gadkary, Kuwait

Ibrahim A. Gambari, New York

Wolfgang Karl Heim, Switzerland Erika Howard, Belgium Summer Scott Huyette, Switzerland 21

Support

THE ANNUAL FUND For seven decades private sector philanthropy has been central to International House's ability to fulfill its mission. The program activities 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.

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

Corporations, Foundations & Other Institutions American Express Company AOL Time Warner Inc.

JP Morgan Chase

NEMCO Brokerage Nestle USA

AXA Foundation Barclays Bank PLC Charitable Trust Bayerische Landesbank Beck, Mack & Oliver

The New York Times Company, Inc.

Norddeutsche Landesbank Girozentrale The Frank Pace, Jr. Foundation, Inc.

Bertelsmann AG Bridgestone Firestone Trust Fund Brother International Corporation

James

E. and

Diane W. Burke

Centennial Foundation Citigroup Foundation Citigroup Private Bank Columbia University

Foundation,

Commerzbank AG Congressional Quarterly Inc.

Credit Suisse First Boston CSS Vending Company, Inc. Deutsche Bank AG DG Bank

Direct Mail of New Jersey Corporation

Cleveland H. Dodge Foundation, Inc. Duracell

Ehrenkranz Family Foundation Mary Kay and James D. Farley Fund, Inc. Flowers By Valli Freunde des I. House, e.V. The Ludwig W. Frohlich Charitable Trust

PC World / IDG Central Services

Inc.

Pepsico, Inc. Pfizer, Inc. The Reader's Digest Association Reader's Digest Foundation Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Inc. T. Rowe Price Associates Foundation, Inc. Herman & Lenore Rottenberg Foundation, Inc. The Schiff Foundation Service Directions Inc.

Shearman & Sterling The Spiritus Gladius Foundation The Starr Foundation

A. Steinman Plumbing & Heating Corp.

Steven Kratchman Architect, AIA The Times Mirror Foundation Toyota Motor North America, Inc. Yusen Air & Sea Service

Chairman’s Circle ($10,000 and over)

Japanese Chamber of Commerce & Industry W.K. Kellogg Foundation Kikkoman International, Inc. F.M. Kirby Foundation, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Buddenhagen Peter Flinch Estate of Elizabeth R. Gress ’32 Walid A. Juffali Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Kummerfeld

James A. Macdonald Foundation MacJannet Foundation Mannesmann Corporation

John Bing Sing Pek ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Russell S. Reynolds, Jr.

IBM International Foundation

The Henry Luce Foundation

The Mitsui USA Foundation

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The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Modus Media International

Abby and George O'Neill

Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. O’Neill 92

David Rockefeller Herman Rottenberg

Richard E. Thornburgh The Honorable John C. Whitehead

President's Circle ($5,000-$9,999) Estate of Maud J. Broyles

Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Carter Barbara D. Duncan Paul A. Volcker James D. Wolfensohn

International Sponsor ($1,000-$4,999) James M. Balassone 37 Denise T. Barton '56 John C. Beck

Guy L. Bourdin ‘68

Leah Rush Cann and Ross S. Cann ’87 Yukichi Chiba ’51 Srisamon Chirakiti '75 Alexander Coleman Donald and Bonnie Cuneo 69

Estate of Pieter de Jong ’65

Michel de Portu ’80 Jacques P. de Portu ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Debs Hans W. Decker John Elliott, Jr. John Emmert Frances P. Geer ’63

Joan R. Gregory ‘85

Aleksander Grzeszczak ‘97

Eloise De Lay Hayes ’62 Sigurdur 0. Helgason ’45

James Jameson Anne Hale Johnson ’50

Robert J. Krefting Louisa Lee and Hugh Wong ‘00

Marvin Levy Mr. and Mrs. Roderic Lowman ’46

Denise R. Person ‘94 Olof H. Preston Timothy C. Purcell Steven C. Rockefeller Dr. and Mrs. Harry M. Rosen ‘70 Dr. and Mrs. Frederic Rueckert William D. Rueckert Anne and Robert Russell Annaliese Soros William S. Sterns Stephen Tatz Mr. and Mrs. James S. Toedtman ‘67

Kathryn W. Toll

Werner Valeur-Jensen ’46

Dr. and Mrs. Richard D. Wesley Terry P. Williams ’99 Frank C. Wong ‘81

Riverside Associate ($500-$999) Margaret Hammond

Carr ’28

John Cavanagh Lucylee Chiles ‘92 Mary Ruth Connelly ’56

Howard E. Cox Katheryn L. Cranford ’74

Gary L. Dare ’93

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Davison Mr. and Mrs. Kostas Douzinas

Courtney L. Fellowes ’87

Rafael Fernandez Estate of Irene M. Field “52 Darren M. Fogel 1998 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Hadlock Charles P. Harbottle ‘41 Thomas P. Hirschfeld

Ardith Holmgrain ’87

John I. Howell R. Gordon Hoxie ’48 Richard J. Jardine ’96 Ambassador Takekazu Kawamura

Dorothy Margolin ’43

Yoshiyuki Kawashima ‘58 Kiyohiro Kokarimai ‘78

William S. Moody

Thomas Cheung Biu Liang ’72 Adrian G. Looney 92

Elsie Crum McCabe Mary F. Miller ’66

Edmond J. Nouri ‘42 William F. Payne

Sriram Koneru ’99

Catherine A. Mayer ’69

Filip Moerman ’87

Yukio Murakami ‘79 no ot

Peter K. Scaturro

Daisy and Paul Soros 51

Francis W. Murray, III James P. O'Higgins ‘80

Alexander R. Robarts ’90 Stanley M. Rumbough, Jr. Shum Choi Sang ’53

Malcolm W. Smith ’67 Anthony C. Spikes ‘96 Sally J. Staley ‘80 Toshio Sugahara ‘70 Lois B. Townsend ‘41

Mrs. James P. Warburg

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Washburn ‘50

Mr. and Mrs. David Whitcomb ‘65 Mr. Ross Charles Youngman

Espaliat ‘91

& Mrs. Veronica

House Associate ($499 & under) Anonymous (7)

Mohamed A. Abdel Gelil “53

Margaret F. Abel ‘49 Yonatan Abranyos ‘89 Mariluz C. Adams ‘65 Pauline E. Adams ‘71

Arun R. Adya ‘71

Ambassador and Mrs. Nicos Agathocleous ‘63 Robin F. Ahrens ’65

Shannon K. Ajifu ‘61

Farouk I. Alimohamed ‘00 Manuel Alonso Olea ‘51 Karen Moore Alterman ’63 Vincent Amari ‘73 Edward Anders 51 Avi A. Antman ‘88 Barbara Arafeh ‘58 Robert Armes ‘70 Sam Armstrong ‘90 Mrs. Carol Ann Arvan ‘80 Ms. Kumiko Ashino and Mr. Richard J. Hara ‘00 Laura J. Auerbach

Stephen P. Austill ‘51

Rade C. Awana “40 Edward F. Babbott ’55

Virginia L. Bainbridge ‘68 J. R. Baker ’67 Ioannis Balafoutis ’96

Soumya Banerjee 91 Muawai Barazangi ‘70

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Zeyad Barazanji ‘74 Esther L. Barazzone ‘70 Guillermo Barnes-Garcia ‘80 Alma L. Barreno ‘98 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Baskin Jonathan W. Battle ’69 Mr. Patrick Baudoin and Mrs. Sonia Baudoin ‘76 Desiree Baxter 98 Justus S. Beach ’48 Gertrude M. Bechtel ’44 Donald Bechtold ’63 Alexander R. Beels ‘97

Judith A. Beggs

Ruth Bendetovitch ‘70 Robert R. Bennett ‘81 Louise M. Berman ‘53 Joshua Berrett '64

Mary L. Berridge ‘56 Diana F. Bickley ‘92

Peggy Bide ’85 Dr. and Mrs. Amir H. Biniaz ‘54 Joan M. Bisser 54 Daniel Bliss ‘26 Mervin J. Block ‘61 Donald M. Boardman ‘51 Paul Bocheck

Gian C. Bonfiglioli ‘90 Mrs. Heath Drury Boote ’63

Alan H. Booth ‘33 Joan S. Borden Busic Borislav 95 Darko Bosnjak ‘97 Marion R. Boultbee Mr. Rene Bourquin and Ms. Maria da Graca Holmes-Neves ‘83 Rachelle Bradt ‘81

Mary Jane Bragg ‘40 George Brakas ‘83

Norma J. Branson ‘49 Mr. and Mrs. Evandro F. Braz ’67 Elliott J. Brebner ‘54

Dorothy Brickman ‘58

Janice Sue Bridgers ‘80

Clyde W. Brockett ‘63

Joanne R. Bronars ‘64 M. Elizabeth Brothers ‘51 Anna B. Brown ’63 Diana Parket Brown ‘52

Gary T. Brown ’93 Gloria S. Brundage ‘50 Ruth B. Bryn George L. Bunting '64

Peter A. Burbank ‘92 Katherine A. Burdon ‘Eleanor H. Burke ’63 Elizabeth Burtner ‘35 Mr. and Dr. Richard Burts, Jr. '44

Vinod Busjeet ‘74 Aldo J. Busot ’49

Margaret M. Byard

Jofre Cacanindin Renata de Gara Cafiero '56

Mary E. Callahan ’93

John H. Cammack ‘78 Mr. Denis Lee and Ms. Dilek Caner 94 Noel Capon ‘72 Marisa F. Capuano ’99 Cesar G. Cardozo ’92

Heidi Carey 90 Mary A. Carey '84

Robert Carle Vicente B. Carlos ’97

Helen I. Clark ’49 Sol Cohen ’59 Dale S. Collinson 63

Carolyn A. Comfort ’45 Teresa A. Compos-Falk ’70 Edward J. Conway ‘51

Ms. Mildred Burroughs Cook ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cook Margery C. Coombs ’69

Anna E. Cooper ‘33 Lucy Buran Cornett ‘52 Marcia R. Corwin ’53 Arthur T. Costa Loic F. Couraud ‘78 Horace Crary William Crocker ‘50

Lucy Gilliam Crockin ’52 William D. Crosby, Jr. ’68

Robert R. Crout ‘99 Doris E. Crowell ’41 Candice M. Culnane ’99 Herman Curiel ’76 Catherine G. Curran

Margaret M. Currie ’49

Mr. Eric S. Carlson and Mrs. Maria L. Garay-

Sarah M. Currie ‘61

Kenneth S. Carpenter ‘50

John M. Dalton ‘00 Alain Damiba '87

Carlson ‘95

Arthur C. Carr ‘46 Bonnie C. Carroll ’71 Celia V. Casey ‘59 Remi Castonguay E. Audrey Caton '38

Katherine Ceasar-Spall ’85

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Century ‘92 Davide Cerini 96 Robert M. Chadwick ’83 Marisa Chan Edith Y. Chang '73

Aleid K. Channing ‘58 Richard Chapline ‘50 Sheila B. Chapline ’46

Frederick Chen ’99 James S. Chow ‘98

Jacek Chowdhary ’94 Dr. and Mrs. Peter Wai Shuen Choy ’57 Therese Y. Choy ’69 Thomas W. Chu ‘52 Wellington Pao-Chun Chu ’88 Anna M. Cienciala 53 Dr. and Mrs. Benton C. Clark, III ’65

Ryszard Dabrowski ’63

Karl I. Danga ‘72 Esther Dartigue ‘35

Barbara R. Daum ’69 Bulent Daver ’63 Laetitia J. de Kanter '54 Rafaella De Santis ’95 Marie A. De Suremain ’98 Donald G. Deibert ’71 Jon A. Deluzio ‘00 Anne P. Dennis ‘39 Jane Davidene Dennison ‘89 Samaroo Deonarine ‘79 Emanuel Derman ‘68 Richard P. Devir '66

Ajit Singh Dhawan ‘72 Norma L. Dickey ’45 Phyllis Dickstein ‘64

R. K. Dietrich ’53 Sheila T. Dobbin

Kathleen Dooley ‘73

Jennifer A. Dowd ’68 Alexander V. Dubok ‘98

Paul F. Duby ‘58

Rainer M. Dumke ‘73 Dr. Martha Grace Duncan 69

Mr. and Mrs. Osly J. Gates ‘50 Katherine Gee ’44 Mary Gegerias ‘64

Ardith P. Dunlap ‘42 Larry D. Dunn ‘80

Andreas Geiger ‘91

Augusta I. Edwards ‘46

Lothar E. Glitzner

Madeline Arnold Dunn ’46 Jennifer Durst ‘99 Kenneth A. DuVal ‘99 Ruth J. Dyer ‘52 Rafaela Valdez Echeverria Mr. and Mrs. Maurits E. Edersheim ’41

Cleomenes Generales ’41 Bose T. George ‘88 Mari Georgeson '98 Daniel Gersen 39 William J. Gilmer ’49

Gudmundur Einarsson ‘50 Amanda Elkan Kate S. Elman

Karine Gondjout ‘00

Mr. and Mrs. Khaled El-Mattrawy ‘00 Tony and Marjorie Elson ‘67 Anwar I. Elwalid ‘80

James M. Engel Sandra M. Epps ’64 Ahu S. Ergin ‘00 Andre J. Eydt “63

Edward L. Falterman ’96 Josefina Farage ’59 Dr. Michael T. Fasullo and Ms. Cinzia Cera ’88

Marjorie Feldman ‘53

Mrs. Feller Feist and Mr. Feist ‘37 Eduardo G. Fermin ‘95 Mariana Fernandes de Souza ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Dimitrios M. Fikioris “63 Helen L. Filor ’36 Nadia Ehrlich Finkelstein ‘54

John Rodman Finney ‘63

Jennifer Fishbein-Ruiz ‘01 Susan M. Fisher ’61

Anthony Fitzgerald “68 Anne-Gerard Flynn Merle M. Foeckler ’49 Mei F. Fong ‘00 Mikhail Foux ‘97

Kathryn Suddreth Fox "86

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Freudenthal ‘40

Joan M. Frey '56

Dr. and Dr. Jay W. Friedman ‘44

Seishi Fujioka 98 Miho Fujita “99

Helene Fuller ‘60 Kosaku Furuno ‘52 Csaba P. Gabor Hubert and Jean Gabrielse ‘54

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Bonnie L. Garner ’95

Edward G. Gingold ’68

Diana Gonzalez Manuel C. Pineda Gonzalez ‘90 Norman W. Goodacre ‘30 Janet M. Goodwillie ‘51 Bob Gottschall '67

A. J. Goulding ‘97 Raphaél Gove '98

Thomas D. Graber ‘80 Barbara Grace '52 Jessica Greenstein ’92 Norman Greig Karen M. Groshek ‘87 Blanche Gross ’44 Irwin and Sylvia Grossman Leonard N. Gruenfeld ‘98

Barbara A. Gugluizza ‘96

Dickinson T. Guiler 57 Lisa A. Hantman ‘89 Wakaba Hara ’94 Phillip C. Hardberger ‘60 Mika Haritos-Fatouros 86 Frank Harold Mercedes L. Haroldson ’40 Nurhan Harput 65

Margot M. Harrison ‘67

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Hartch ’65

Franziska Anja M. Hartmann ’93

Ruth Harwood ‘52 Elizabeth Hatchett ’32 Christie M. Hayes ‘87 Rachel R. Hecht 61 Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Heddon ‘87

Wolfgang Karl Heim ‘85 David and Kathryn Heleniak

Frances Bahner Hendricks ‘63

Katherine Hendry ‘69 Jennifer C. Hepler ’90

Lorraine Mohrman Hepler '56 Miguel A. Hernandez ’01

Edith Marie Louise Herrmann ‘43 Grace L. Hewell ’55

Ophelia M. Hicks “53

Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Hoch Ellen Neff Hoke ’41 Archibald Holland ’52

Caroline Stephens Holt ’40 Dominique G. Homberger ’79

Hideto Homma Vreni A. Hommes ‘89 Dale B. Honeck ’85

Irmgard C. Hormann ’39

Julius A. Horn "50 Helen C. Horton '56 Theodore S. Housman, Jr. 64 Eileen Hsieh ‘80 Ta Chun Hsu ’45 Rachel R. Huff ’99

Dorothy Humes ’43

Sarah E. Juram and Philip J. Heinrich ’86 Alan R. Kahn ‘59 Helen Kahn '64 Paul D. Kahn 96 Yevgeniy V. Kakaulin ‘00 Sharada Kalanidhi ‘00 Doron Kalir ‘01

Chaipat Kamchadduskorn ’85 Edward S. Kaneshige °55 Karen Kao

Edward K. Kaplan ’66 Stephen I. Kaplan ’49 Robert Karsunky ’87 Barbara Kaufman ‘90 Laura B. Kaufman '96

George J. Kavarnos '70 Andrew G. Kemeny ’61

Christoph T. Kempkes ‘90

Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Kessner ‘47 Omar Khair-Eldin ‘90 M. J. Khan ‘79

Joseph K. Hurd ’92 Hassan E. Hussein Morna Hyatt ’48

Mohammad Kia LLB, LLM ’46 Deirdre D. Kieckhefer “50

Susana J. Icaza 69 Ecaterina Ignat

Jeong Kil Kim ’63

Maya J. Ibars ’99

Seiji Ikuta ’99

Yuki Inoue ’98 Alma T. Irvine ’62 Mary J. Irwin ’52 Robert Isaacs ‘00

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Iseman

Ahmet A. Isgoren 99

Marguerite Iskenderian ‘30

Ana Islas ‘99 Jane R. Itzkow Yvonne E. Jacobson ’61 Henry C. Jadow '58 Lutgarde M. Jans ’72 Steven Jarose ’72 Lenka Jasencakova ’99 Rosalie Jenkins ‘69

Scott W. Jennings ’79

Geraldine M. Jennings ’53

Christopher W. Johnson ’99

Rick Johnson Karen S. Johnstone ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Thibaud M. Joubert ’96 Aiana Joumabaeva 00

Robert Khoury ’84

David Kigonzi ’81

Brian M. Kileff 67

Dr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Kim ’65

Benjamin B. King ’61 Carl R. King ‘82

Te P. King ’53

Mary C. Kleiner ’65 David J. Klock '66 Peggy J. Klotz-Klark ’48 Norman G. Knopf ’63 William A. Knowlton '56 Junichi Kobayashi ’89 Carol S. Kohli ‘76 Rao V. Kolluru ’70 Keith P. Koons ‘78

Rachanee Kosolkittiyanuwatti ’72

Judith B. Kostman ’65 Adam Kotlewski ’71 Professor and

Mrs.

Roman

Mark M. Kuchment ’76 Alfred M. Kueppers ‘98 Ann Kuhlmann

Wilma F. Kujawski ‘40

Piotr J. Kumelowski ’84 Angeline H. Kuo ’48

Kuc ’79

May S. Kurka ‘41 Akiko Kushiro ‘99

Joseph H. Kwabena Nketia ‘58

Michel S. Laguerre 99 Karim Ali M. Lakhdhir ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Noor A. Lakhdhir “55 Miriam R. Lassman-Rosin ‘46 James R. Latham ’86 Kishor Laud ’95 Teresa Law ‘81

Cheng Lee

John F. Lee ’92 Priscilla Lee ‘99

Joaquim Da C. Leite ‘82

Joyce M. LeMelle ‘91

Pak S. Leung ‘62

Helen W. Levin ‘63

Myra B. Levine ‘68

Mr. and Mrs. James Mapp

Gabrielle Z. Marceau ‘93 Radu Marinescu Arthur Mark ‘54

George Marneris ‘94

Mrs. Elaine Fischer Marshack ’56

Douglas 0. Marston

Eladio W. Martinez ‘43 Carlos De Mathias Martins, Jr. ‘93

Marguerite E. Marty ‘99 Joan and George Mason ‘58

Jonathan E. Mason ‘96 Sonya G. Mason ‘95 Thomas W. Mathison ‘87 Nobuyuki Matsukura ‘85 Jochen Harald May ‘67

Matha G. Maya

Irina T. Liczek ‘98

Lois S. McBath '33 Laurene Wu McClain and Charles J. McClain “66

Peter Lindenfeld ‘51

John J. McDermott ‘56 Anna Keitt McIlwain ‘65

Carole S. Light ‘65 Ryuh Hee Lim ‘83

Anna-Maija Saranko Lindholm ‘86 Pi-Ta Liu ‘77 Kristen N. Lochrie ’83 Edwardina Lodes Maria L. Loenen ’90

Beverly G. Long ‘45 May S. Look '66 Ruth B. Loomis ‘36

Maria A. Lopez ‘99

Lucinda M. Lord ‘38 Dr. and Mrs. Cornelis A. Los ‘79 Jean P. Lum ’88

Betty L. Lumby ‘55

Expedito Luz ‘81 Barry and Rachel Lynn ‘94

Kirkpatrick MacDonald

Maureen L. MacGrogan, Ph.D. ‘72 Dorita L. Macharia ‘66 Kathleen S. MacIntyre ‘74 David MacKenzie, Ph.D. ’53

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George W. Mapp

Mrs. Constance Hopkins McCluskey ‘69 Lionel C. McIntyre ‘88

Neil McKelvie ‘58 Julie McMinn ‘00 Mr. Andrew J. McWilliams and Ms. Anne-Mett E. Andersen ‘00

Georgette A. Meer ‘26 Katerina Melitsopoulou ’97

Sonia Meluk ’87 Joshua Mendes

Jorge L. Menendez, MD, FACS ’87 Nancy M. Merle ‘63 Harriet I. Mermes ‘82 Maria L. Mesa ‘85 Dorothy Messenger ‘49

Roger Mesznik ‘68 Mary-Clare Metcalf

Robert E. Meyer ‘57

Robert L. Meyer ’73

Geoffrey K. Maddrell “70

Thomas Meyerer ‘00 Sergei S. Mikhelson ‘94

Dipankar Maitra ‘76 Deepa P. Majmudar ’93 Royce M. Mallory ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Manko ‘50

Clara B. Miller ’42 David and Katherine Miller ‘66 Mark A. Miller ‘86 Ellen M. Minet ‘48

Michael Paul Madon ‘01 James L. Maertin

Marjorie H. Milde Mary C. Miller ‘68

Francoise M. Manodritta ‘73

Stephen L. Mintz, Ph.D. ‘67

Taghi J. Mirsepassi 49 Cynthia L. Mitchell ’71 Paulette M. Mixon ‘00 Seiya Miyazaki ‘52 April Modlinger ’68

Cano Ozgener '64

Tanya A. Panossian ’99

Peter Paone '96 Francoise Papillon ‘00

Helene Parisot Paula L. Parks ’83 Upendra M. Patel

Marcus Molinero '94

John A. Molino 65 Clarence R. Moll “40 Margaret L. Montgomery ’49 Jack W. Morgan '56

Anne McGee Morganstern ‘60 Mr. James

C. Mori and

Mrs. Susan

Mr. and Mrs. Erik-Peter Mortensen Gabriella Morvay ’94 Michele B. Moscati ’84

Robert L. Muckley ‘68

Marco Mulas ’82 Louise Murakami ‘53 Taeko C. Murakami Ken Muraoka '96 Ildaura Murillo-Rohde '53

Thomas F. Murphy, Jr. ‘80 Eugene E. Myers ’46 Michael von Braun Nagel ’67 Lawrence N. Nartey ’85

Katherine S. Naughton ‘80

Jennifer A. Needleman ‘00 Peter S. Ness ’63 Anna M. Neville ‘48 Anita Newell ’51 Alexandra C. Nichols 66 Jean C. Noble ‘78 Hitoshi Noda ‘83 Carletta Nonziato ’84 Kasimir Nordenswan ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. William H. North ’50

Shirley B. Nute 54

Alison R. Oatman Gertrude T. Odmark ’41 Daniel E. Offutt ‘60 Carol T. Ohta ’65 Altan Oktemer '96 Clarence and Kathleen Olmstead Jan-Olov Olsson ’86 Nissan and Hannah Oren '54

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O’Shea ’85

Michael Robert 0’Sullivan ’80 Richard Ottoo ‘94 Kenji F. Ouellet ‘00 J.-Robert Ouimet ’61

Horst Mori ’80

Mary M. Patton ’40 Delroy L. Paulhus ’79 Boris Pavlovic ‘00 Nutan Pawar ‘00 William R. Payne 95 George W. Peck ’64 Sergei Perfilov ’91 Barbara Perina ‘68

Twila L. Perry 72

Catherine E. Peters ‘71 William E. Pfeiffer, Jr. ’76

Susan J. Pharr ‘68 Marcia M. Pierson ’63

Christine S. Pilcavage ‘00 Margaret L. Pillsbury ‘50 Manuel C. Pineda Gonzalez ‘90 Veronique Pinte ‘98 Aaron Pitluck ‘94 Donna M. Podhayny ‘01 Eve Poudrier

Sharon T. Powell ‘00 Elizabeth K. Pozen M. Kevin Price ‘80 Viera K. Proulx ’71 Michael Purugganan ‘88 Margaret Purvine ‘62 Claudia V. Querejazu ‘00 Laura Quigg ‘85 Serena W. Rachels ’67 Mohammed Rahibe ’98 Sidney J. Railson ’60 Marjorie J. Ramphal ’50 Priya Ranjan '97

Sheila D. Ray ’71

Lachlan C. Redd 99 Helen P. Reeves 54 Kurt J. Reichenberger ‘00

Barbara M. Reilly ‘61 Sergio R. Reyes Mendoza ‘93 Evelyn Ritscher ’42 Henn M. Rizk

Stephen M. Robinson 63 Dimitra Robokos ‘00

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Shirley G. Roby ‘64 Patrick F. Rocchio ‘00 Meriemil Rodriguez ‘67 Samuel L. Roe ‘86

Marion G. Roenke ‘67

William F. Rogers ‘86

Volie L. Roof 64 Lois A. Rose ‘89 The Honorable Ernst H. Rosenberger ‘57 Marjorie S. Rosenfeld ’51 Susan Rosenfeld ‘77 Richard H. Rosensweig ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. David Rosow Charles S. Rotenberg ‘61 William C. Royce ‘66 Bradley Rubin ‘82 Jeffrey W. Rubin and Leslie Naughton Federico Rubli-Kaiser ‘78 Dalya S. Ruch

Mr. and Mrs. Solomon W. Rudy ‘42 Sharon M. Russell ’53 Kai-Oliver Rust ‘97 Robert Sachs ‘34 Rachel B. Sackett ‘42 Karl-Detlef Safft 88 Stephen Salchow ‘90 Thomas

H. Salmon ‘81

Ebba V. Sandberg ‘58 Charles and Elizabeth Sangree ‘52 William A. Sawyers, Jr. 50 Wolfgang E. Saxon ‘60 Joy E. Scantlebury ‘97 Robbert J. Schalekamp ‘72 Elisabeth Schalk Ruthanne Schempf ‘82 Antje C. Schiffler ‘00 A. George Schillinger 50 Mary G. Schillinger Caroline A. Schneider ’42 Virginia Worley Schoener ’47 Herbert J. Schwarz ‘51 Vera G. Scott ‘50 Mary A. Sears ‘61

Joel M. Serling ‘60 Pierre Servan-Schreiber ‘80 Gail M. Sharman 63 Rosey P. Sheik Ahamad and Justin M. Ahamad ‘47 Jennifer L. Sheldon ‘00 Ming Kae Shiau Kathleen D. Shinners 98

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Svetlana Shmulyian ‘99 Edison U. Sian ‘01 Gabriel J. Sider 67

Richard A. Siegel Bruce A. Silverberg ‘91

Kenneth F. Simon Inna A. Simonova ‘00 Premalal Singh ‘75

Mr. and Mrs. Dipinder Singh ‘90 Frederick W. Skinner ’66

Panayotis Skordos

John J. Smalhout ‘40 Donna L. Small ’87

Melville A. Smiley ‘46 Shirley Smith ‘70 Robert F. Smylie “60 Sigrid L. Snell “52 Stephen Sokol ‘98 Buckie Spiecker ‘71

Matthew C. Spooner ‘88 Childebert St. Louis ‘97 Arnold Stalder ’54

Daron and Reiko Standley Sidney Stark ‘51

George W. Steckler Katherine L. Stehman ‘41 Ruth Stein Henk J. Steinvoort ‘78 John M. Steketee ‘50 Elizabeth K. Stewart ‘64 Michael W. Stotts ’86 Joel W. Stratte-McClure ‘71 Louise G. Streat “44 Edward 0. Strobel ’39

Mr. and Mrs. Jeyabalan Subbiah ‘83 Frederick W. Suffa ‘51

Shoji Sugita ‘85

David B. Sullivan '96 Jia Sun 97

Eleanor P. Suydam ‘45

Masachika Suzuki ‘00 Dr. and Mrs. Gustav Szabo ’51 Lawrence Allan Tabak ’75 Mae I. Tabbanor

Mr. and Mrs. Eiji Takai ‘66 Ayako M. Takase ‘41

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Takata, Jr. ’52 Geraldine King Tam ‘48 Asako Tamura '99 Sonoko Tamura ’92

Lucy Tan ’83

Sandra C. Tan ’93 TiPao Tang 52 Kathleen Alward Tarbell 84

Margaret F. Tator ’39 David F. Taylor ’65 Frank C. Taylor ’67 George Teiner ’68

Wenke B. Thoman Sterns

Mary A. Thompson ’47 Neil D. Thompson 58

John D. Thomson ‘50 Walter A. Thurber ‘68

Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Tolley ’70

Lik K. Tong ’68 Robin E. Tovell-Tonbal ’85 De Cong Tran Elizabeth Trott ‘80 Isamu Tsukahara ’60 Frances Siu L. Tyau ’58

Kazuyoshi Ueda Chief and Mrs. Anthony A. Ukoli ‘83 Christella M. Urago ’59

Leo W. Utter ’66 Francis R. Valeo ’42 Nicolaas and Angeline van der Kloot ‘83 Willibrord F. Van Nierop ’84 Pieter H. Van Rijn ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. van Zwieten ‘88 Leo S. Vannoni ’80

Nestor A. Vazquez 99

Carl E. Veazie ‘48 Elisa M. Vega ’95 Fil Verdiani ‘60

Johan E. Verhaeghe ’95 Holly Vernon '44 Shirley Verrett and Louis F. Lomonaco ‘58

Jean E. Verthein 66 D’Juro Villaran-Rokovich '94 Frances von Maltitz ’37 Ann Jackson Wadsworth 68 Esther J. Walls ’51 Barbara P. Wanner ’78 Ayako Watanabe ‘00 Henry J. Watkin ‘77 Leslie J. Watson ’72 Richard T. Wax '51

Eric M. Weenink '92 Titus J. Weinheimer '93

Jenny M. Weir ’97

Ronald R. Welch ‘71 James M. Wells ’42 Jane S. Wertheim 52 Steadman H. Westergaard ’81 Martha Susan Wheeler '55 Lucia K. Whitmarsh ’40 Richard B. Willett 58 John R. Williams ’87 Robert F. Williams ’55

Stephen T. Williams ’61

John H. Willmann ’88 Marc Wittmer Robert A. Wolsch 55 Wallace W. Wong ’31 Ashford D. Wood ‘58 Helen Wood ‘32 Loretta Wu ‘63 Juliet Wurr ’89

Lucinda V. Wykle-Rosenberg ‘89 Roy Wylie ‘73

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Wyman '56 Mrs. Wai Chee Yee ’39 Boon-Khim Yeo ’74

Bilge Yesil ‘00 Dong Yi ’68

Edith M. Yu ’46 Emma Lee Yu ’64

Michael Yung ‘98 Kamyar Zare Min Zhang

Anara Zhumabayeva ‘00 Galina Zisk ‘98

M. Stephen Zitrin 98 Mrs. Leslie Meyers Zomalt ’65

George S. Weaver ’61 Robin D. Weaver

Eugene and Marilyn Webb ’65 33

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NAMED AND ENDOWED FUNDS Each year, Annual Fund contributions are combined with investment income generated by International House’s Named and Endowed Funds to provide over 10 percent of the House’s annual budget. The generous alumni, ‘Trustees, friends, corporations and foundations who have established these special funds provide an important source of income for the programs and financial aid offered at International House.

Funds that provide financial assistance to residents may support either monthly stipends for residents who hold positions, or direct grants to cover resident fees. The House’s Admissions Committee reviews financial assistance applications and awards grants based upon an evaluation of individual need. This committee also makes recommendations for special “outreach” grants to attract potential residents from geographical, cultural, or academically under-represented areas.

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

For their role as a source of financial continuity that allows us to address changing needs while retaining diverse representation within the International House community, we are 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 Beaumont Allen 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.

The Vivian Beaumont Allen Fund is used for scholarships and stipends at the discretion of International House, depending on particular needs each year.

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

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

array of interests in the Middle East, including

industrial, agricultural and construction equipment; communications and electronics gear; medical supplies; real estate investments; and an extensive insurance operation.

The Arab Student Endowment Fund was

established in 1976 by alumni Salim Ahmed

Al-Moosa and Abdulla A. Almoosa, two World Council Members, and Khalaf 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 International House Trustee Barbara Duncan and a matching contribution from the Phelps Dodge Corporation.

Mrs. Duncan, an art curator and consultant

specializing in contemporary Latin American painting, has served as a trustee of the Americas Society and as a member of the International Council of the Museum of Modern Art. The fund is used to provide support for art programs at International House.

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

Clark was a director of the Singer Manufacturing Company, and founded the Clark Foundation to further his philanthropies. Mr. Clark was the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Museum of Modern Art from 1939 to 1946, and was also a director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. This fund may be used to support scholarships and

The Gerald Barsdorf Memorial Fund was established in 1986 and is used each year to provide a partial stipend for a resident to assist in the House’s alumni efforts and to further communication between alumni and International House. Born in Germany, educated in Argentina and the United States, widely-travelled and fluent in six languages, Gerald Barsdorf was 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 other and with the House, so that they might carry the important message of International House abroad.

depending on particular needs each year.

The Bertelsmann AG Scholarship Fund was established in 1990 by Bertelsmann AG in addition to its named room gift. Bertelsmann AG, a German-based communications company, oversees such operations as the Bantam Doubleday Dell Publishing Group, the Arista and RCA record

labels, as well as other publishing, printing, and electronic media concerns. This fund may be used to provide financial assistance to residents at the discretion of International House, depending on

particular needs each year.

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

The Stephen Clark Fund was established in 1960 with a bequest from the Estate of Stephen Carlton Clark, art collector, benefactor and President of the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y. The son of Alfred Corning Clark, a founder of the Singer Sewing Machine Company, Stephen C. 36

stipends at the discretion of International House,

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

The Cuneo Fund was established in 1974 through a gift by Donald L. Cuneo, former partner with the law 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, anda Resident Advisor from 1972 to 1974. This fund is designated for support of general program activities.

The Ruth Tensen DeWitte Endowment Fund was established in 1995 through a bequest of alumna Ruth Tensen DeWitte 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.

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

depending on particular needs each year.

The Jean Dobrzensky Outreach Aid Fund was established in 1995 through a bequest from alumna

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

The Percy L. Douglas Fund was established in 1965 in memory of Mr. Douglas, President of Otis Elevators, who served as a member of the International House Board of Trustees from 1956 until his death in 1964. Mr. Douglas was instrumental in significantly expanding the scholarship and fellowship program at International House. The fund that bears his name is used to provide financial assistance to residents.

Regular contributions are made annually to this fund by members of Mr. Douglas's family.

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

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

The Julia & Leo Forchheimer Scholarship Fund was established in 1993 through a bequest from the Estate of Julia Forchheimer to provide scholarship assistance each year to students from Israel.

Stipends and direct grants are made through this fund.

The Gerald R. Ford Scholarship Fund for students from developing countries was established by the Trustees to honor President Ford when he stepped down as Chairman of the Board in January, 1989.

During his four years as Chairman, President Ford,

in addition to chairing Board meetings, spoke annually at the House and met with the Residents’ Council to offer guidance. He was instrumental in providing the House with introductions to business leaders overseas, and presided over the launching dinner of International House's capital campaign in 1987. President Ford is now the Honorary Chairman of International House, and the scholarship fund which bears his name provides support for outreach grants to bring residents from under-represented countries to live at International House.

The John & Eleanor Clark French Memorial Fund was 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 House's legal counsel. In 1990, his wife Eleanor French ‘32 was also memorialized under this fund.

An extraordinary internationalist, she was an abiding friend and alumna of the House. This fund is designated for general financial assistance purposes at the discretion of International House, depending on particular needs each year.

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

The Bill Frohlich Health Care Endowment Fund

was established in memory of L.W. (Bill) Frohlich,

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

The Florence Gould Fund, established in 1988 as

part of the Capital Campaign to promote French-American amity and understanding, was endowed by the Florence Gould Foundation, in

addition to its named room. This fund is designated to benefit students from France or French speaking nations.

The Gulbenkian Fund was established in 1961 to provide scholarship assistance to graduate students.

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

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

The International Visitor Program Fund was established in 1985 by the Board of Trustees of International House to launch a program which would recognize the contributions of an individual from a country other than the United States. In so doing, the Board reaffirmed the importance of the Marshall Visitor Program, which honors

outstanding 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 Marshall Visitor Program, the Board of Trustees invites distinguished International Visitors to meet with students at International House over the course of a day, a unique opportunity to learn

from and interact with these visitors in formal, as well as informal, settings. This fund provides

support for this program.

The MacGuigan Scholarship Fund was established in 1999 in memory of distinguished International House alumnus, Mark R. MacGuigan ‘60. Mr. MacGuigan’s extensive career included terms as a professor at Osgoode Hall, Dean of Law at the University of Windsor, Member of the Canadian House of Commons, Secretary of State for External Affairs, Minister of Justice, and Judge of the Federal Court of Appeal. The MacGuigan Scholarship recipient must be a citizen or permanent resident of Canada and must show a commitment to the local,

Canadian or international community as a volunteer, must be involved with a public issue of our time, or demonstrate leadership in a non-profit organization.

The Malver Memorial Fund was established by friends of International House alumni Al and Jane Malver ‘38. Al Malver was a vocal coach who trained numerous actors and musicians, and Jane Malver was manager of the I. House Bazaar. Their many friends organized in 1977 to establish this fund in memory of this couple who were a warm presence for a generation of residents. Stipends and direct grants are currently made from this fund to residents studying in the performing arts.

The George C. Marshall Visitor Program Endowment Fund was endowed in 1959 after the Board of Trustees voted to establish the program as a tribute to the late General George Catlett Marshall.

General Marshall had served as Chairman of the Board of International House from 1949 to 1953, and as Honorary Chairman until his death in 1959.

As a memorial, members of the Board and friends endowed the George C. Marshall Visitor Program of International House, which brings a distinguished American to visit the House to meet with students and speak at a major function. The program aims to broaden opportunities for foreign graduate students to meet and hear creative and challenging spokesmen from various disciplines in American life and culture. Participants in the Marshall Visitor Program have included former Secretaries of State Dean Acheson and Henry Kissinger, journalists Walter Cronkite and James Reston, the distinguished composer Aaron Copland, Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor and former President Gerald R. Ford.

The John J. McCloy Memorial Lecture Fund was

established in 1989 by Trustees, friends, and alumni

in memory of John J. McCloy, Chairman of 38

International House from 1954 to 1971, and Honorary Chairman from 1971 until his death in March 1989. Mr. McCloy was a lawyer, banker and administrator who helped shape the policies of five U.S. Presidents. His public work included service as President of the World Bank from 1947 to 1949, U.S. High Commissioner for West Germany from 1949 to 1952, and a chief disarmament negotiator under President Kennedy. In 1959, as International House Chairman, Mr. McCloy launched the Marshall Visitor Program to bring distinguished leaders to the House. This fund is used to provide support for an annual lecture by a distinguished guest speaker at International House. Additional support has been provided by “Freunde des International House, e.v.” through annual grants made possible by Schréder Miinchmeyer Hengst & Co. The McLaine Central/East European Leadership Program Endowment Fund was established originally as the East/West Leadership Program in 1989, in order to encourage a new generation of leaders from Central and East European nations to live at I. House by providing financial assistance to students from these countries. The fund seeks to continue the increased representation of this region, following an initial grant from the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, and is also used to support programs focusing on the region. The fund is named after Alan and Tudy McLaine (Canadian and American students, respectively) who met at I. House where they both resided in the 1950’s, a time of tremendous change in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. After completing his studies in Soviet economics, Alan joined the Canadian diplomatic service and later was named Ambassador to a number of Central/East European countries.

The McLaine Scholarship Fund, established in 1992, is given in memory of the late Alan P McLaine, a distinguished I. House alumnus, Canadian Ambassador to several East European countries and a Canadian representative to the Council of World Members at International House. The McLaine scholarship recipient must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident of Central East European background and demonstrate a commitment to Central East European causes.

The Mitsui USA Scholar Fund was established in

1995 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 favorably in the selection process.

The Rempei & Akiko Mizuno Scholarship Fund 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 international construction firm. Stipends and direct grants are made from this fund on a discretionary basis depending on current needs.

The Samuel J. Moritz Scholarship Fund was established in 1960 through a bequest from the Estate of Samuel J. Moritz to provide scholarship assistance each year to students from Israel.

Stipends and direct grants may be made through this fund.

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

The RobertW. Purcell Awards were established in 1961 with a donation from RobertW. Purcell to

provide financial assistance for residents of

International House. A former Chairman of the Board of Investors Diversified Services, Inc. and the

International Basic Economy Corporation, Mr.

Purcell was business consultant to the Rockefeller

Family as well as the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Cornell University. He served as Chairman of the Executive Committee of

International House, and was an Honorary Trustee.

Purcell Awards are made at the discretion of the

House, depending on particular needs each year.

The Reader’s Digest Association, Inc. Scholarships - Dewitt Wallace Fund was established in 1975 by the Reader's Digest Foundation and the Dewitt Wallace Fund to provide financial assistance to

residents at the discretion of International House, depending on particular needs each year. Dewitt and Lila Acheson Wallace founded the Reader's Digest in 1922, and under their guidance it grew to be the world’s most widely-read magazine, reaching 100 million readers around the globe. A life-long philanthropist, Dewitt Wallace gave generously to youth services, secondary schools, libraries and colleges.

The Mr. and Mrs. Russell 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 Associates, Inc., one of the world’s leading executive recruiting firms.

Mr. Reynolds served as a Trustee from 1983 through 1990 and was elected a Life Trustee in February 1991. This fund may be used to provide financial assistance to residents at the discretion of International House depending on particular needs each year.

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

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

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

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The Zelia P. Ruebhausen 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. Ruebhausen was elected to the Board of International House in 1956. She became a Trustee Emerita in 1972, and was elected Life Trustee in 1976. Her longtime interest in and involvement with Africa is remembered through this fund. In addition to providing funds for direct grants and stipends, this fund may also be used at the discretion of the Admissions Committee for outreach grants to increase African representation at International House.

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

The Ernest Schwarzenbach Memorial Endowment Fund was established in 1968 by friends of Ernest Schwarzenbach, International House alumnus and 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 House as speakers and mentors for current residents.

The Mary Senior Fund was established in 1964 in memory of International House alumna Mary Senior to provide support for the Travel Program. In addition to the bequest received in Mary Senior's will, this fund has been supported by gifts from her friends and relatives. Mary Senior, for many years a member of the International House Association and active in alumni relations, lived at International House in 1953 and 1954 while studying at Columbia's School of Social Work.

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

The Space Links Books Student Scholarship Fund was established in 1999 by a generous donation from International House alumna Dr. Soma Vira, founder of Space Links Books. Dr. Vira, an award-winning poet and author, incorporates traditional Asian and Indian themes in her science fiction, fantasy, and mystery novels. A devoted philanthropist, Dr. Vira founded the Space Links Books Students Scholarship Fund to provide financial assistance to International House residents, depending on particular needs each year.

The Dr. Edward Larocque Tinker Endowment Fund was established in 1970 by the Tinker Foundation, whose aim is to promote better understanding among the peoples of the Americas.

The Foundation’s programs, which are geographically restricted to Latin America and Iberia, are focused on issues of economic policy, governance and environmental policy. This fund provides financial assistance to students from Latin America or the Iberian Peninsula. Outreach grants aimed at increasing representation of these regions may also be made from this fund.

The Robert A.M. Stern Fund was established in 1989 by the internationally-known architect and Dean of the Yale School of Architecture in New Haven, Connecticut. Mr. Stern and his firm designed the Davis Hall renovations and have also worked in other areas of the House. His award-winning remodeling of the I. House Pub was completed in 1984. This fund is designated to provide financial assistance with preference to graduate students studying Architecture at Columbia University.

The Toyota Motor Corporation Scholarship Fund was established in 2000 with a generous contribution from the Toyota Motor Corporation.

International House’s relationship with Toyota began in 1958 when Tatsuro Toyoda, who later became President of Toyota Motor Corporation, lived at International House. The Toyota Motor Corporation Scholarship Fund assists residents in need who demonstrate outstanding promise, with preference to residents from Asia and those studying in technical fields.

The Zeid M. Sudairi Fund 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.

The Volkswagenwerk Endowment Fund was founded in 1963 by the Volkswagen Foundation to support full-time students from Germany studying at accredited institutions in the Greater New York Area. Both direct grants and assistant stipends may be made from this fund.

The Teachers College Scholarship 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 foreign students residing at International House who are pursuing graduate studies for masters and/or doctorate degrees at Teacher’s College/Columbia University, with preference to those in either the Department of Family and Community Education or the Department of Nutrition Education.

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

The Women’s International Leadership Program Fund was established in 1991 by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation to provide support for the Women’s

International Leadership (WIL) Program. The WIL

Program seeks to prepare women from diverse cultures and disciplines for the challenges they will face as future leaders. Designed as a practical program to enhance graduate study, the WIL Program devotes special attention to such areas as public speaking, organizational planning, conflict resolution, balancing family and career, and crosscultural communication. The program is intended to help grantees gain a clearer vision of their own abilities, develop self-confidence, and learn how to lead others effectively.

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Emil Abdykalykov Sanwa Bank Limited Project Evaluation Kyrgyz Republic

Martin Abeles New School University Political Economy Argentina

Camila Acayaba Columbia University

Sohyun Ahn

Karisma Ajodah Columbia University

Feyisara Akanki Columbia University Pre-Med United States

Gulnar Akmagambetova Columbia University Social Work Kazakhstan

Jessica Alisdairi United States

Mhammad Alisdairi Columbia University Electrical Engineering United States

Silviu Anghel Columbia University Classical History Romania

Manhattan School of Music Piano Korea

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Social Work

United States

Myrna Alejo New School University Political Science Philippines

Genevieve Alelis

Poshala Aluwihare Columbia University Engineering Sri Lanka

Lala Amiroeddin

Anne Christina Anderson

Media Studies Indonesia

International Affairs United States

Columbia University Computer Science

United States

New School University

Columbia University

Law Brazil

Gabriela Antunes Brazil

Bogdan Apetri Columbia University Film Romania

Columbia University International Affairs Spain

Languages Spain

Vineet Arora Columbia University International Affairs India

Jeffrey Ausfeld Columbia University Mechanical Engineering United States

Judy Austin Columbia University Public Health South Africa

Julie Averill Manhattan School of Music Orchestral Flute United States

Noera Ayaz Columbia University

Folake Ayoola Columbia University

Pakistan

Nigeria

Kinan Azmeh The Juilliard School Clarinet

Chung-Hyun Bae Columbia University Social Work

Irene Baghoomians Ctr. for Constitutional Rights

Sameer Bajaj |New York University

Gaurav Bansal

Lily Bao

Australia

India

International Affairs India

Counseling

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Information Systems

Beatriz Arana

Syria

Columbia University

Rosa Arias

New School University

Korea

Fordham University

China

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Stefan Barriga Columbia University

United States

Austria

Nika Beletskaya CU/Teachers College Speech Pathology Ukraine

SUNY/College of Optometry Optometry United States

New York University Instructional Technology

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Eric Bella

Doug Beavers Manhattan School of Music Trombone United States

Tahmina Begum CU/Teachers College Education Bangladesh

Yanis Ben Amor Public Health Research Inst.

Hrvoje Benko Columbia University Computer Science Croatia

Mandeep Bindra Columbia University

Elisabetta Bini New York University History Italy

Ayelet Blecher Columbia University

Biology Tunisia/Switzerland

Gregory Beyer Manhattan School of Music Percussion United States

Anita Bhalerao

International Affairs United States

International Affairs India

David Binns Columbia University Physics United States

Bradley Black New York Academy of Art Painting and Sculpting Canada

Samantha Black

Columbia University

CU/Teachers College

TESOL United States

Law Israel

Gabika Bockaj New York University German Language & Lit. Slovenia

Helene Bostoen Merrill Lynch Business Belgium

Joel Brenner

Law United States

Corinne Brier Manhattan School of Music Voice United States

Audrey Bryan CU/Teachers College Comparative & Int'l. Education Ireland

Miroslaw Brys New York University Neurology Poland

Andreea Budulan

Enrico Buonanno Columbia University Computer Science Italy

Columbia University

Fordham University Finance Romania

Anton Bourkov

Columbia University

Franziska Brantner

Columbia University

Public Interest Law Russia

Political Science Germany

Laura Brodie

Eudora Brown Manhattan School of Music Voice United States

CUNY/Hunter College

TESOL United States

Rula Btoush

Columbia University

Nursing

Jordan

Gina Buontempo CU/Teachers College Organizational Psychology United States

Noah Buchanan New York Academy of Art Painting United States

Taras Burhan

Columbia University Law Ukraine

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Luis Campos Banco Real (Excel N.A.) Banking Brazil

Christopher Carlson Columbia University Film United States

Emily Carroll New York University Health Policy & Public Health Canada/USA

Melisa Cavadar

Robin Celikates

Mirko Cetinski

Business

Turkey

Philosophy

Germany

Media Studies Croatia

Turkey

Alex Chan Columbia University Electrical Engineering Hong Kong

Anil Chandiramani Apple Productions Acting India

Mary R. Kohilam Chandrahasan Columbia University Architecture Sri Lanka

Helen Chang Columbia University Regional Studies: East Asia United States

Anurat Chapanond Columbia University Computer Science Thailand

Ellen Chapelle Alvin Ailey Dance School

Shouribrata Chatterjee Columbia University Electrical Engineering India

William Burke

Columbia University Law United States

Alexander Castilla

CU/Teachers College

International Education United States

Tahir Cevik Columbia University

International Relations

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CUNY/Baruch College

New School University

Dance

United States

New School University

Columbia University

Columbia University

Columbia University

Columbia University Financial Engineering

Magyda Cherradi Columbia University Historic Preservation

Chih-Chieh Chiu

Columbia University

Robert Chen

Columbia University

Architecture Taiwan

Hsiu-Hsing Cheng Taiwan

Howard Chiu

Weihao Chen Time Warner

Accounting China

Yan Cheng

Time Warner Journalism China

Bowen Cho

Columbia University

Taiwan/South Africa

Columbia University Electrical Engineering

Taiwan

Julia Choque Bolivia

Naveen Choudhury

Columbia University

Columbia University

International Affairs

Russian Studies United States

New School University Dramatic Arts United States

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Queenee Choudhury Columbia University International Affairs India

Jes Christensen United Nations Economics Denmark

Jill Claassen South Africa

Joel Claassen Columbia University

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Damien Conem Columbia University Law

Belgium

Social Work United States

Dorji Ciren New School University Voice China

Carrington Clark Columbia University Pre-Med Studies United States

Antoinette Cloete

Mihajlo Colak Columbia University

Alicia Colligan Columbia University International Affairs United States

Saviana Condeescu New York University Drama/Performance Studies Romania

Amy Conrad Columbia University International Affairs United States

Peter Coomans

Rainikka Corprew

Law The Netherlands

United States

Languages

South Africa

Aysun Cokyuksel CU/SIPA Public Policy United States

Kristina Church

Columbia University

Law Yugoslavia

Columbia University

CU/Teachers College Education South Africa

Union Theological Seminary Divinity

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Catalin Cosovanu

Romania

Columbia University Law Romania

Laura Cosovanu

Arthur Costa

Columbia University

Luis Costa Business Brazil

John Crawford Columbia University Business United States

Sabrina Crawford Columbia University Journalism United States

Rodrigo Cruces Columbia University Law Argentina

Clarisa Cue CU/Teachers College Counseling United States

Ricardo Cuerva Columbia University Real Estate Development Philippines

Fang Cui Columbia University Journalism China

Bonnie Cuneo

Lane Cuneo

Adilia Daminova Columbia University Social Work Uzbekistan

Bemnet Damte New School University Philosophy Ethiopia

Rexford Darko Columbia University Business Ghana

Columbia University Public Affairs Mexico

Columbia University Political Science Brazil

Rebeca Davila CU/Teachers College Arts Admin./Performing El Salvador

Simon De Smet Columbia University Law

Belgium

Aude Delescluse

Cecilia De La Macorra

Maneesha Deckha

Adelaide Degezelle

Law Canada

Belgium

Irma Del Aguila New York University Community Development

International Affairs United States

Columbia University

Social Work United States

Anthropology United States

Mark Dijkstra Columbia University

Khady Diouf CU/Physicians & Surgeons Medicine

Ruminder Dhillon

South Asian Studies India

Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates Architecture

Kate Detwiler

Columbia University

Columbia University

United States

Brooke Dette

Columbia University

International Affairs France

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Kent Davis-Packard Columbia University French & Romance Phiology

Elena Davis

Columbia University

Astronomy

Netherlands

New York University

Cananal

Columbia University

International Affairs Mexico

Peru

Ratna Jyothi Devabhaktuni India

Daphney Dlamini-Mokhele CUNY/City College Economics South Africa

Fernando Dobrusky Columbia University Industrial Engineering

Choekyi Drolma Columbia University International Affairs

Columbia Univeristy

Rachel Engmann CUNY/City College United Kingdom/Ghana

Petar Doric

William Driscoll CU/Teachers College English Education

CU/Teachers College

CUNY/City College

Cristiane Duarte Columbia University

Alfredo Ebentreich

Columbia University

Columbia University

Khadija El-Ouerkhaoui Fordham University

Ingrid Emanuelsson CU/Teachers College Piano Sweden

CU/Teachers College Adult Education

Emel Erel Yeshiva University Clinical Psychology Turkey

Columbia University Financial Engineering

Measurement & Evaluation

Columbia University Industrial Engineering

International Relations Croatia

Public Affairs Peru

Nora Esnaola Columbia University International Affairs Spain

Simon Espinosa Columbia University Film Ecuador

Kristie Evenson Columbia University International Relations United States

Po-Chen Fan-Chiang Columbia University Industrial Engineering Taiwan

Sara Joan Fang CU/Teachers College Arts Administration Singapore

Lena Fankhauser The Juilliard School Music Canada

CU/Teachers College

Caroline Fehl Columbia University Political Science Germany

Matthew Fehrs Columbia University International Affairs United States

Jia Fei Columbia University Law China

Leeia Ferguson

Elisabeth Fesseha Dirar Ethiopia

Filippo Fiorani Aristeia Capital Mathematics of Finance Italy

Peter Fisher CU/Teachers College Movement Sciences Australia

Bahar Eris CU/Teachers College Gifted Education Turkey

Alexa Fairchild

Bank Street College Museum Canada

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Catherine Feather Education Zimbabwe

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Education Administration United States

Joan Fishman

New School University Dramatic Arts United States

Rafael Flor

Columbia University

Administration Ecuador

Scott Flynn Columbia University Real Estate Australia

Bronwen Forbay Manhattan School of Music Voice South Africa

Eurasia Group International Affairs Bosnia & Herzegovina

CU/Teachers College TESOL United States

Darren Foster

Jason Foster

Journalism United States

Business United States

Blair Fraipont

Laura Franklin Columbia University

Columbia University

United States

United States

Gaurika Gambhir Columbia University Operations Research India

Ramanan Ganeshananthan Columbia University Materials Science/Engineering Sri Lanka

Edin Forto

The Juilliard School Theater United States

Enrique Frias-Martinez New York University Computer Science

Spain

Hallie Fortt

Philosophy

Columbia University

Kristen French Business

Columbia University

Vanessa Frias Martinez

Columbia University Computer Science

Spain

Sylvia Garcia Hunter College _ Bilingual Speech Pathology/Span Uruguay

Victor Genina

Law France

Lisa Gaydosh Columbia University

Theater Arts United States

Robert Gero New School University Philosophy Canada

Rubin Geurts

Sarah Gilbert

Music Business Netherlands

Journalism Australia

Guido Goldmann Bayerische Landesbank Economics

New York University

Turkey

Meredith Goldberg Bank Street College Elementary Education United States

Ying Gong Columbia University Film China

Roberto Gonzalez Fashion Institute Technology Toy Design Argentina

Regina Garrett CU/Teachers College Education United States

Charles Gavoty Columbia University

David Germain

Columbia University Music Canada

Umut Gokcen

CUNY/Baruch College

Business Administration

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Germany

Radhika Gore

Columbia University

International Affairs India

New School University Political Science Mexico

Columbia University

David Gomez Alvarez Public Affairs Mexico

Ralitsa Gougleva-Karaivanova

Columbia University Law

Bulgaria

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Columbia University Earth & Environ. Engineer United States

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Germany/France

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Banking

Germany

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Switzerland

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Real Estate Development Germany

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United States

Law Germany

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Japan

Taiwan

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United States

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Kyle Hoyt

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Hai Huang Columbia University

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Pace University

Business Administration Taiwan

Law

China

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Cara Hughes

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CU/Teachers College History and Education

Associated Press Journalism United States

Molly Hurley

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Canada

India

International Education Japan

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Business

Japan

Kyrgyzstan

Turkey

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CUNY/Graduate Center

Cultural Anthropology United States

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Brian Hughes

Columbia University Economic Policy Taiwan

Japan

United States

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Cyprus

CUNY/Baruch

Bulgaria

Real Estate

Australia

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CU/Teachers College

Columbia University

New York University

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Italy

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Columbia University

Columbia University

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Mashood Issaka

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International Affairs

Social Work

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Akihito Iwashita CUNY/City College International Relations

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Japan

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Japan

Germany

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Columbia University Law

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International Affairs

The Netherlands

Germany

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Canada

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Nepal

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Japan

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Columbia University

Japan

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CUNY/Baruch

Germany

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Digital World Services

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Public Administration Burma

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Korea

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Korea

66

Jane Lee

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Composition Korea

Columbia University

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New York University

Information Technologies United States

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Cyprus

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ET

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Swaziland

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New York University

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Columbia University

Columbia University Physics Germany

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Germany

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Columbia University Public Policy United States

Japan

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Japan

Kgomotso Mpyane

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Bank Street College Museum Education United States

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Georgia

Santiago Mosquera

Japan

Film

Pakistan

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Columbia University

International Affairs Japan

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Kirsten Neely Columbia University Business United States

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Tams Consultant Architecture

Metron Nicol-Wilson Columbia University Human Rights Law Sierra Leone

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CUNY/Baruch

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International Education Japan

Business Japan

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CUNY/City College Economics South Africa

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Hong Kong

Japan

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Aaron O'shannessy I*EARN US International Education Australia

CU/Teachers College

Columbia University

Public Relations Management

South Africa

Manhattan School of Music Voice United States

Hector Olasolo

Columbia University Law

Spain

Jessica Olsen

Columbia University International Affairs United States

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Pinar Onur

Jennifer Orchanian

Manhattan School of Music Piano Canada

CU/Teachers College Art & Art Education Mexico

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Alejandro Osorio-Carranza Columbia University Public Policy Mexico

Makoto Ota Columbia University International Affairs Japan

Akiko Ozaki Columbia University Architecture Japan

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Nicole Pantos Manhattan School of Music Voice United States

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Araby Patch

Social Work

English

English

Panayiota Papayannopoulou

CU/Teachers College

Music Education

Greece

Columbia University

India/USA

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Italy

CU/Teachers College

United States

73

Nirmal Patel Columbia University Financial Engineering India

Elizabeth Perez

Columbia University Law United States

Juan Pena Columbia University Social Work United States

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Ferdinand Petra Columbia University Management France

Ann Pettigrew CU/Teachers College Health Education United States

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Dale Pittman United States

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Columbia University

Voice Accompaniment Italy

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Columbia University

Atanas Politov Columbia University

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Czech Republic

Bulgaria

Lithuania

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International Economics

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Law

Non-Profit Management

Germany

Fordham University Business India

Ely Rabin

Gerard Pregenzer CU/Teachers College Music Education United States

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Islam Qasem Columbia University International Affairs Palestine

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Alan Rappeport

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Columbia University

Columbia University

United States

Ecuador

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Film

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CU/Teachers College Physical & Applied Science United States

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Columbia University

India

Spain

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Law

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United States

China

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Law

Germany

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CU/Architecture

Architecture Switzerland

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Law

Philippines

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New York University Political Science Argentina

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Columbia University Biology India

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Theater Canada

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Manhattan School of Music Jazz Performance Brazil

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Commerzbank Business Administration Germany

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Intern

Germany

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Germany

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Germany

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New School University Economics

Germany

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Germany

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Manhattan School of Music Voice United States

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Design

United States

Ha-Jin Shin

Columbia University Law Korea

Private Study

Fordham University

Business India

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United States

Jennifer Sears Columbia University Creative Writing

Queens Theatre in the Park

Mannes College of Music

Alessandra Seggi

Columbia University

Media Studies Italy

Peter Seminovs New School

University/Mannes

Violin Canada

Eunmi Shim

New School University Jazz & Contemporary Music Korea

Columbia University

International Affairs

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Early Adolescence Education Brazil

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Sun Shiyan Columbia University Human Rights Law China

Sangita Sigdyal Columbia University .

Public Policy & Administration Nepal

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Amarjeet Singh Columbia University Economic Policy India

Harjiv Singh Priceline.com Business India

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Estelle Sohne

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Columbia University International Law Ghana

Columbia University Public Health South Africa

DG Bank Business Administration Germany

Patricia Sonntag

Columbia University Writing Canada

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Columbia University Writing Canada

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Holger Staudt

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Germany

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Germany

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Dali Sun

Agung Suyono

Business India

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Germany

Fordham University

Business China

Columbia University Engineering Indonesia

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International Affairs United States

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Japan

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Columbia University

International Affairs Japan

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Naoko Takata

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Columbia University

Columbia University Japanese Theater Japan

New School University/Mannes

Satoshi Tanaka CUNY/Queens College Urban Affairs

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Japan

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Business Turkey

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Law

United States

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Columbia University Social Work Kazakhstan

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Dimosthenis Theofilopoulos Lehman Brothers Financial Engineering Greece

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Columbia University Economics

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Argentina

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Italy

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Columbia University

International Affairs

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Argentina

Italy

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Turkey

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Mary Vachon Columbia University Social Work/Public Health United States

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Tajikistan

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Civil Engineering Germany

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Peru

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International Affairs Ukraine

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United States

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Japan

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Johnny Pinckney Mail Clerk Resident & Auxiliary Services

David Ragin

Mary Reese

Mail Clerk Resident & Auxiliary

Baldemiro Reyes Grill Cook Dining Services

Jessica Perez Mail Clerk

Porter

Facilities Management

Services

Rafael Reyes Cook Dining Services

Christopher Richards Food Service Director Dining Services

Salvador Rodriguez Cook Dining Services

Raul Rosado Sous Chef

Herman "HR" Rottenberg President Performing Arts Foundation

Walter Royal Utility Dining Services

Hugo Sailema Cook Dining Services

Luis Sailema Utility

Dining Services

Dining Services Ms

Felipe Pena

Porter

Oscar Brown, Jr.

Phyllis Burnett Office Manager Resident & Auxiliary Services

Michael Cajigas Maintainer Facilities Management

Jose Castellanos Porter Facilities Management

Eric Cella

Eunice Clarke Cashier Dining Services

Michael Cook Technology Manager Resident & Auxiliary

Donald Cuneo President President's Office

Steven Deutsch Director

Grand Diaz Porter

William Douglas Maintainer Facilities Management

Marta Duran Housekeeper Facilities Management

Odilis Duran Lizardo Cashier

Night Assistant Facilities Management

Construction Manager

Facilities Management

Michael Davis Receptionist Facilities Management

Lonnie Dunston Dishwasher

Dining Services

Resident & Auxiliary

Services

Agapito Duran Painter Facilities Management

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Gabriel Elie-Pierre Night Assistant Facilities Management

Kristin Fehlauer Alumni Coordinator

Linval Forrest Receptionist Facilities Management

Mary Ann Fountain

Development & Alumni Relations

Front Desk Manager

Resident & Auxiliary

Services

Leo Fernandez Porter

Carmen Figueroa Housekeeper Facilities Management

Rose Friedman-Nanavati Assistant Accountant Finance Office

Lashawn Fuller Mail Clerk

Facilities Management

Michael Fykes Mail Services Manager Resident & Auxiliary Services

Jorge Garcia Facilities Management

Anthony Gordon Night Assistant Facilities Management

Margo Haileselassie Assistant Director Facilities Management

Sandy Hardina

Mayra Herrera

Porter

Human

Resources Manager

Resident & Auxiliary Services

Front Desk Assistant Resident & Auxiliary Services

Resident & Auxiliary

Services

Samuel Guss Night Assistant Facilities Management

Carol Hicks

Salad Preparer Dining Services

Facilities Coordinator Facilities Management

Susan Storms Director

Eduardo Santos Porter Facilities Management

Marshall Swiney

Receptionist

Elisabeth Director Development & Alumni Relations

Lyudmila Sindalovskaya Porter Facilities Management

Sasini Thakolchaisri

Jeffery Thomas

Admissions Coordinator

Porter

Programs & Resident Life

Facilities Management

Admissions Office

Facilities Management

Jayasheela Thumma Accounts Receivable Manager

David Tofani Building Superintendent Facilities Management

Traian Turkoanje Housekeeping Manager Facilties Mangement

Jose Vivar Sous Chef Dining Services

John Wells Director of Public Relations President's Office

Lori Wilson Sales Manager Resident & Auxiliary

Mulu Woldezghi Porter Facilities Management

Maxine Wright Executive Assistant President's Office

Finance Office

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Tara Zampiva

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Min Zhang

Director Finance Office

International House Alumni Upon

leaving International

men

and

women

in over

House, you will join more than 70,000 remarkable countries who have learned from their own

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experiences here and have carried the spirit of international understanding with throughout their lives. We hope you will stay in touch with I. House and fellow alumni who constitute a wonderful networking opportunity. Our Alumni On-Line Community enables alumni to communicate swiftly, post resumes,

them

institute

job

searches,

create homepages and establish permanent e-mail other features. The World Newsletter, sent twice a year, will keep you informed of I. House programs and alumni activities. Our alumni who stay in the New York area become involved with I. House’s New York Area Alumni Council, NYAAC. NYAAC hosts social events throughout the year and provides a wonderful networking opportunity. Many New York alumni also addresses, among

become Alumni facilities and

Members

participate

of the House. Alumni

Members

may use the House’s offered to our residents.

in many

of the programs House also offers opportunities for alumni around the world to help further our mission with activities to raise scholarship funds, recruit new International

residents, and network with other alumni.

For

information

about

Alumni

Membership

or

to

inform

of address please contact:

Development and Alumni Relations Office International House 900 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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Candlelight Pledge As 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.

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Nahed Jamil Abu-Asbeh New York University Human Sexuality Education Israel

Mocktar Adamou-Ndiaye Pace University Accounting France

Alheli Alvarado-Diaz Columbia University History Puerto Rico

Amrin Amin Columbia University Law Singapore

Columbia University Human Rights Yugoslavia

Manhattan School of Music Voice United States

Yaniv Attar The Julliad School Guitar Israel

Saifuddin Bantasyam Columbia University Human Rights Indonesia

Francelyn Begonia Columbia University Human Rights Philippines

Columbia University Human Rights

Abu Agustus Brima Columbia University Human Rights Sierra Leone

Columbia University

Nicola Bruti Liberati

Corinna Budras Aufbau Journalism

Mathematics of Finance

Italy

Danny Alcantara

Dominic Republic

Julio Alegria Joffrey Ballet School Dance

Mexico

Petar Antic

Germany

Dominic Aquilino

Erika Bocanegra Torres Peru

Linh Bui

Columbia University Computer Science

Vietnam

Douglas Caceres

Amer. Academy of Dramatic Arts Acting Colombia

F. Jennifer Cooper CU/Teachers College Psychology United States

CU/Teachers College

International Education United States

Rishi Chamman CBS Broadcast Center Journalism The Netherlands

Peter Cronin

Kariana Czaplinski

International Education United States

Elementary Education United States

Brianne Chai-Onn

CU/Teachers College

Bank Street College

Hannah Chung

New York University Real Estate Finance Korea

Rodnei Da Silva

Columbia University

Human Rights Brazil

Senegal

Etienne Depret Fordham University Theology

Sebastien Deregnaucourt City College of New York Biology

Italy

Mourtada Deme United Nations Poltical Science

Helen Dillon

Joanna Doerfer

Business Australia

Public Health United States

Jennifer Durand Training for Success

Bede Eziefule Columbia University Human Rights Nigeria

Stefano D'Addona

Italian Academy Finance

Columbia University

Columbia University

France

Business Administration France

France

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Yusuke Fujiwara Berkeley College Fashion Marketing

Diego Gorbea Amer. Academy of Dramatic Arts Acting United States

Marcus Gropp Bertelsmann Inc. Business Administration

Veronika Gruber

Japan

Germany

Alvin Ailey

Theatre Dance

Germany

Limota Goros Giwa

Marco Gottardo Columbia University Religion Italy

Jana Gruenewald Columbia University

Danielle Gude CUNY/John Jay College Forensic Psychology United States

Columbia University Human Rights Nigeria

Biology Germany

Eva Haughland Columbia University Pre-Medicine United States

Mohsin Hayat Pakistan

Chung-Kai Huang Columbia University Electrical Engineering Taiwan

Boyan Karaivanov Bulgaria

Olaf Karitzki Columbia University Philosophy

Hisae Kawamori Columbia University International Affairs

Douglas Kawano Columbia University Civil Engineering United States

Huma Khan Columbia University

Germany

Japan

Human Rights

India

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Isfandyar Zaman Khan Columbia University Economic Policy Management Pakistan

Shamza Khan

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Andrew Kim United Nations International Affairs Korea

Edgar Klagges

Philip Klotzkin

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Natsuko Kinoshita Rockefeller University Plant Molecular Biology

Rietveld Architects Architecture

Japan

Germany

Business United States

Christoph Kniehase Cleary Glotttieb Steen & Hamilton

Juha Koponen Columbia University

Katja Langenbach Columbia University

Adrian Lewis Ireland

Finland

Germany

Axel Kind

Columbia University

Law Germany

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Gerald Lies St. John's University Law Germany

Molly Lindsay United States

Sandra Luna

CU/Teachers College Education Peru

Revai Makanje Columbia University Human Rights Zimbabwe

Tim Malonn Columbia University Civil Engineering Germany

Theavy Mom

Columbia University

Human Rights Cambodia

Vani Murugesan

CU/Teachers College Psychology United States

James Odindo Opiata Columbia University Human Rights Kenya

Alka Mattoo

Jean Meeran

India

Film South Africa

Germany

Grace Morris CU/Teachers College Bilingual/Bicultural Education

Jan Morup Jorgensen

Tim Mundheke

Biomathematics Denmark

Germany

Zsofia Horvath Nemeshazine

Chukwuemeka George Nnona Harvard University

Hungary

Nigeria

Germany

Jong Park Columbia University Pre-Medical

Johannes Paul

Andrea Petzold Nord/LB-GZ Law Germany

Fashion Institute of Technology Fashion Merchandising

United States

Columbia University English Language

Korea

New York University

New York University

Law

MP Designs Interior Design Germany

Michael Moeller DG Bank Banking

Merrill Lynch Business

Christina Otto United Nations Law

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Tamalyn Placencia Amer. Academy of Dramatic Arts Acting United States

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Sasa Popovic § Columbia University Economics Yugoslavia

Shantanu Ray

Ayse Ray

India

Metropolitan Opera House Opera Australia

Leonardo Reales Columbia University Human Rights Colombia

Taruna Reddy Columbia University Mechanical Engineering India

Edward Reynolds CU/Teachers College Organizational Psychology United States

Darwyn Roanhorse Columbia University Film United States

Stanislav Samtchenko Columbia University Human Rights Russia

Heiko Schmiedel New York University Finance Germany

Shameela Seedat Columbia University Law South Africa

Heidemarie Seltmann Bank of New York Business Germany

Winnie Seung Columbia University Business United States

Thomas Sohnesen United Nations Economics Denmark

Takao Someya Columbia University Electrical Engineering Japan

Yoko Someya Japan

Japan

Kosuke Takahashi Columbia University International Affairs

Japan

Gelila Terrefe United Nations Environmental Science

Ethiopia

Radojka Tomasevic New York University Public Affairs Croatia

Ceylan Tozeren

Maria Suzanna Tra United Nations

Stephen Unger CUNY/City Collge Film Brazil

Marie Suzuki

Columbia University Human Rights Studies

Classics Turkey

The Netherlands

European Studies

Kevin Turk Columbia University Business United States

Roy Vanegas Columbia University

Gregor Voelker Healy & Baillie LLP

Adriana Vukovic

United States

Germany

Bosnia-Herezegovina

Columbia University

Computer Science

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Julia Walker The Pete Sanders Group Journalism United Kingdom

DG Bank Business

Rajyashri Waghray

United Nations International Affairs

India

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Nikisha Williams CUNY/The Graduate School Psychology United States

Liexing Kim Wu Columbia University Human Rights China

Lei Xie

CU/Teachers College

International Education

China

Mitsuko Yakabi CU/Teachers College Psychology Japan

Dawei Zhang Fordham University Business

China

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Lingyan Yang Columbia University Asian-American Studies China

Marina Zavahir CU/Teachers College Social Organization United States

Sascha Zetzsche DZ Bank

Banking and Finance

Germany

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Elizabeth Aitkenhead

Janet Cardner

John DeAngelis

President's Office

Admissions Office

Public Safety & Reception

Assistant to the President

Damani King Maintainer Facilities Management

Admissions Coordinator

Sophia Pachecano Artistic Director Performing Arts Foundation

Director

Services

Phuong Tran Assistant Director Development & Alumni Relations

Cathy Galon

Database Manager

Development & Alumni

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