2009-2010 International House Resident Directory and Addendum

he mission of International House 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 that builds lifelong qualities of leadership, tolerance, respect and friendship among individuals of all nations and backgrounds. An independent, non-profit organization, I. House 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 our residents to meet the challenge of an interdependent world.

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Dear Resident Member:

It is my fervent hope that you enjoy this /nternational House Directory! In addition to serving as a handy reference for our large and diverse community, it describes our mission or purpose, our 85 year history, our profile, our distinguished Board of Trustees, our World Council of Alumni and the endowed scholarship funds that are provided by supporters of the House to help resident members and achieve greater diversity. Perhaps most importantly, it is Keepsake of your participation in our |. House community. We know that former resident members save their Directory throughout their lives as a way of recalling their community life and prompting memories when contacting at friends. Inevitably, they are brought out at informal gatherings of alumni members for lengthy and enjoyable sessions of “whatever happened to...?” and “do you remember when...?” often refer to the directories provided when was a resident member at |. House during my graduate studies. It is for these reasons that we have continued to print the Directory rather than move it onto our website as we have done with many other publications.

The Directoryis 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 |. House alumni and world citizens. We hope that you will find it useful throughout your residency to help knit our global community together, and that in the coming years, as you peruse its pages, you will remember with fondness your experience here, and be encouraged to contact an old friend or acquaintance, as well as support the House. Lifelong friendships and cross cultural interaction are at the heart of the |. House community experience, and this visual record —a “snapshot” of our community in 2009-10— forever preserves a time and place in our lives.

Midway through the year, an addendum will be published containing photos and information about resident members 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 the end of each academic year. This moving ceremony marks in an unforgettable way the passage of resident members from this unique community experience into your roles as global citizens. In the years to come, hope that you will read these words again from time to time as a way of renewing your International House experience and its mission in your daily lives.

Sincerely yours,

Deetlt howe

Donald L. Cuneo, President

CONTENTS

The 2009-10 academic year at International House marks an important milestone in the House’s history, as it marks the LOOth anniversary of a seemingly inauspicious event which led to Its founding 85 years ago. That event was recalled by I-House originator Harry Edmonds, then secretary of the Upper Manhattan Y.M.C.A., in his memoirs:

International House was opened in September 1924, but it really had its beginning in the autumn of 1909. One frosty morning | was going up the steps in front of the Columbia Library, when | met a Chinese student coming down. | said “Good Morning.” As | passed on, | noticed out of the corner of my eye that he had stopped. So, | stopped, and went back to him. He said “Thank you for speaking to me; | have been in New York three weeks, and you are the first person who has spoken to me!”

“Well,” | said, by way of apology, “you know New York is a big place and people dont ordinarily speak unless they know you. ”

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After we had exchanged names, |asked him what and where he was studying. He told me, thanked me again, and we separated.

| went on about my errand, but had no sooner gotten around back of the Library than /realized that something extraordinary had happened. Here was a fellow who had come from the other side of the world — China, to study in America; he had been in New York three weeks and no one had spoken to him! What a tragedy!

!retraced my steps to see if|could find him, and perhaps be of some service, but he had vanished in the crowd. That evening when | went home | told my wife of my experience. She said “can’t we do something about it?”

The Edmondses began inviting foreign students to their home for simple suppers of sandwiches and coffee. These gatherings continued, and in the winter of 1910-11, the | first in a series of Sunday Suppers was held 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 100 different countries. To mark this “Centennial of Welcomes” |-House alumni around the world have planned celebrations for this anniversary, from New York to Singapore, San Francisco to Hamburg, Boston to Florence, through the 2009-2010 academic year.

COUNTRIES&REGIONSOFBIRTH OFRESIDENTMEMBERS

FALL 2009

Countries Represented 92

The following graphs show the country of birth of resident members for the fall 2009 semester organized by region.

EAST AFRICA

SOUTHERN AFRICA

SOUTH AMERICA

Sudan 3

NORTH AFRICA

WEST AFRICA

CENTRAL AMERICA & MEXICO

NORTH AMERICA

Taiwan11

EAST ASIA

Korea21

Hong Kong 6

SOUTHEAST ASIA

Indonesia4

Singapore10

India39

SOUTH & CENTRAL ASIA

Azerbaijan 3I I Afghanistan2 Tajikistan1

MIDDLE EAST

United Arab Emirates2

Armenia1-

Cyprus 3Iraq2

Israel 7

OCEANIA

Australia5

WESTERN EUROPE

United Kingdom15

Austria3-Belgium4-

Denmark4Finland2France18Germany29

- Kazakhstan2

- Kyrgyzstan2

- Nepal5

EASTERN EUROPE

Turkey12

Saudi Arabia1

Lebanon4

Serbia & Montenegro1 �---- Russia7

New Zealand2

Slovakia1-

Ukraine4Belarus1Bulgaria2-

CARIBBEAN

- Poland 6

- Moldova1

Switzerland4

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Sweden 3

-- Spain14

Portugal1

- Norway1 - Netherlands5

- Italy 7

- Ireland2

- Iceland2

Puerto Rico1

Trinidad & Tobago1

Jamaica2

Haiti1

BOARD OFTRUSTEES

International House is governed by a Board of Trustees, whose members serve on a purely voluntary basis and devote considerable time and resources to the House and its resident members. The Trustees provide leadership and guidance in shaping policies aimed at meeting the long-term goals and mission of the House. Their expertise and influence is felt in all aspects of the community: setting financial policy, fund raising for improvements and scholarships, overseeing the upkeep of the facilities, and initiating and supporting programs and activities. Their level of participation and commitment is extraordinary.

Honorary Trustees

David Rockefeller, Chairman

Henry A. Kissinger

Abby M. O'Neill

Daisy M. Soros*

John C. Whitehead

Officers and Trustees

Chairman of the Board

Paul A. Volcker

Chairman, Executive Committee

William D. Rueckert

Oyster Management Group, LLC

President

Donald L. Cuneo*

Secretary

Kenneth M. Kramer, Esq.

Shearman & Sterling

Treasurer

Peter M. O'Neill*

Chairman Paul A. Volcker leads a meeting of the I-House Board of Trustees

Shenyu Belsky Rockefeller Brothers Fund

Kathleen Burns

Leah Rush Cann

Paul D. Carter

Sharda Cherwoo

Ernst & Young LLP

Mary Wadsworth Darby Columbia University

Andrew H. Darrell Environmental Defense

Hans W. Decker

Paul D Downs

Jones Day

Joan R Gregory*

Peter W. Hegener eparkventures, LLC eparkprinceton, LLC

Thomas P. Hirschfeld

Halcyon Asset Management

Harvey Kipnis

OgilvyOne New York

Robert J. Krefting

The Krefting Group

Adrian G. Looney

Pfizer, Inc.

J. Kevin McCarthy

Cowen and Company, LLC

Joseph T. McLaughlin, Esq.

Bingham Mccutchen LLP

JAMS

Mary Fitzhugh Miller*

William S. Moody

Katsumi Ogawa

Mitsui & Co. (U.S.A.), Inc.

Adam Quinton

Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Neil Radey

Credit Suisse

Nicholas Rostow

The State University of New York

Richard A. Simonson

Nokia, Inc.

Anthony C. Spikes*

Conquest Strategies, LLC

Susan L Stupin

The Prescott Group

Frederick M Van Sickle Columbia University

Frank G. Wisner

Patton Boggs LLP

Ross C. Youngman*

Five Oceans Asset Management

Kashif Zafar

Barclays Capital

Fareed Zakaria

Newsweek International

International Trustees

John F. Crawford, At large

Mark Eyskens*, Belgium

Blaise Halluitte*, France

Walid Ahmed Juffali, Saudi Arabia

Nand Khemka*, India

Donald D. Kummerfeld, At Large

Klaus P. Moessle*, Germany

Yuzaburo Mogi*, Japan

John Bing Sing Pek*, At large

Timothy C. Purcell, At large

Bien Kiat Tan*, Singapore

Kenneth D. Taylor, Canada

Tatsuro Toyoda*, Japan

Karin Zinkann*, Germany

Robert van Zwieten*, Singapore

Life Trustees

John R. H. Blum

Patricia M. Cloherty*

Mrs. Daniel P. Davison

Stephen M. DuBrul, Jr.

Gordon W. Evans, President Emeritus

Stephen C. Eyre

Mrs. James D. Farley

John French Ill

Mrs Ruth W. Houghton

John I. Howell

Edmond J. Nouri*

Russell S. Reynolds, Jr.

Midge Turk Richardson

Mrs. Yves Robert

Herman Rottenberg

Stanley M. Rumbaugh, Jr.

*International House Alumni

President

Donald L. Cuneo ‘69, Trustee

Co-Chairs

Adrian G. Looney ‘92, Trustee

Klaus P. Moessle ‘85, International Trustee

Ross C. Youngman ’91, Trustee

Chair Emerita

Daisy M. Soros ’51, Honorary Trustee

Members by Country of Residence

Australia

Sam Armstrong ’90

Haroon Hassan ’03

Austria

Walter R. Springer ’69

Bangladesh

Hasna J. Moudud ’71

Belgium

Servane Bonnet ’88

Maurits Dolmans ’86 (At Large)

Erika Howard ’86 (At Large)

Alyson R. King ’00 (At Large)

Brazil

Carlos De Mathias Martins, Jr. ’93

Canada

Dany A. Comeau ’82

Susan McLaine ’56

Chile

Mario Astorga de Valenzuela ’80

Denmark

Dan V. Besjakov ’89

Peter Kurrild-Klitgaard ‘94

Egypt

Aly Ahmed Raafat 56

Finland

Anna-Maija S. Lindholm '86

France

Blaise Halluitte ’70, International Trustee

Germany

Astrid Nierhoff-Fassbender ’05

Kristina Herzog '94

Niels Kemper ’03

Johannes Tyrell 05

Marek Wolek ’03 (At Large)

Karin E. Zinkann ’57, International Trustee

Ghana

David A. Asante ’72

Vincent Azumah ’00

Hong Kong

Siu Fun Pun Choy ’57

Filip Moerman ’87 (At Large)

Frank C. Wong ’81 (At Large)

Hungary

Pal Peter Toth ’87

Iceland

Svava Bernhardsdottir ’86

India

Milind S. Gadkary ’62

Anil D. Gandhi ’56

Nand Khemka ’56, International Trustee

Indonesia

Sjamsiah Achmad ’62

Subur L. Wardoyo ’99

Suzan Wardoyo '99

Italy

Stefano Bini ’06

Japan

Yuzaburo Mogi ’60, International Trustee

Yasuyuki Ohara ’70

Tatsuro Toyoda ’58, International Trustee

Iraq

Arlene Barilec ’84 (At Large)

Kenya

Richard M. Kariuki ’87

Netherlands

Willibrord F.M. van Nierop ’84

Nigeria

Austin C. Amalu ’81 (At Large)

Poland

Andrzej Swiatkowski ’73

Senegal

Toussaint Kongo-Doudou ’81(At Large)

Serbia

Sinisa N. Ruzicic ’74

Singapore

Alex H. Pang '06

Bien Kiat Tan '81, International Trustee

Robert van Zwieten '88, International Trustee

South Korea

Myong-Whai Kim '60

Switzerland

Markus Hugelshofer '87 (At Large)

Karl-Detlef Safft '88 (At Large)

Martina Schmitz '86 (At Large)

Tanzania

Arthur Gwanaloli K. Mwakapugi '94

Turkey

Isabel E. Horulu '56

United Kingdom

Ayman Jarjour '00

Nicolas Kahale '81

Pankaj Kumar '89 (At Large)

United Arab Emerites

Elizabeth L. Katkin '91 (At Large)

United States

Luis Sousa Campos '03, New York (At Large)

Leah Rush Cann '88, Rhode Island, Trustee

Ross S. Cann '89, Rhode Island

Robert M Chadwick '83, District of Columbia

Lucylee Chiles '92, New York

Wellington P. Chu '88, Illinois

Karl J. Connor '95, Louisiana

Alexander M. Dake '86, New York (At Large)

Ibrahim A. Gambari '71, New York (At Large)

Joan R. Gregory '87, New York, Trustee

Zeina Hakim '04, Massachusetts (At Large)

Wolfgang Karl Heim '85, California (At Large)

Vreni A Hammes '87, New York

John Kooyman '87, New York (At Large)

Joanna Ching-Yun Lee '88, New York

Cornelis A. Los '79, California (At Large)

Peter Maramaldi '01, Massachusetts

Daphne Maramaldi '01, Massachusetts

George Mathew '04, New York

Sergei S. Mikhelson '00, New York (At Large)

Peter M. O'Neill '92, New York, Trustee

mPeter Paone '96, New York

John B. Pek '68, California, International Trustee (At Large)

Harry M. Rosen '70, New York

Herman Rottenberg, New York, Life Trustee

Marianne Sciolino '88, New York

H Clay Simpson Jr '62, New Hampshire

Harjiv Singh '02, New York (At Large)

Maya Speelmans '92, New Jersey

Ellie Spiegel, New Jersey

Sally J. Staley '80, Ohio

Werner Valeur-Jensen '46, Connecticut (At Large)

Dirk Vandewalle '82, New Hampshire (At Large)

Laura E. Watts-Patrick '93, Colorado

Juliet Wurr '89, District of Columbia

Venezuela

Jeyabalan Subbiah '83 (At Large)

Eukaris Subbiah '83

Honorary Members

Denise T. Barton '56, United States

Diane Cook, United States

Life Members

Emma R. Broisman '46, United States

Patricia M Cloherty '67, United States, Life Trustee

Mark Eyskens '57, Belgium, International Trustee

Ian H. Fraser '91

Marta & John Friesen '48, Canada

Barbara Grace '52, United States

Mohammed I. Khan '55, Philippines (At Large)

Mohammed Kia '46, United Kingdom

Clemens Kuechler '87, Germany

Zlata Paces '53, New York (At Large)

Gustav Szabo '51, New York

Lucia K Whitmarsh '40, United States

RESIDENT MEMBER GIFT CAMPAIGN

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The

he Resident Members Gift Campaign (RMGC) is a vehicle through which residents provide financial support for a scholarship, program or project that they select by democratic vote. The campaign is an opportunity for current residents to help shape the |. House community and to leave a legacy for all future members.

In its fifth year, the Resident Member Gift Campaign, led by now alumnae Shirin Eskandani ’09 and Christina Renckens ’09 along with Bogdan Dulu, raised $10,504 including $5,000 in challenge grants from |. House Trustees Adrian Looney ’92, Mary Miller ‘66, Anthony Spikes 96 and Ross Youngman ’91, to establish a Study Center fund. This fund will be used to make improvements to the Center such as more comfortable, reconfigured seating, better lighting and additional basic office supplies such as a 3-hole punch, stapler, etc. The fund will be used, beginning as early as academic year 2009-10, until a zero balance is reached, meaning that it will not be endowed and once the money is spent, itwill not be replenished.

Three hundred and sixty-six residents (52% of the House) and scores of friends, alumni and staff participated in the Campaign, donating gifts ranging from $1 to $500 with many more participating in fundraising events like the annual garage sale.

The Resident Member Gift Campaign, like Sunday Suppers and the All Nations Celebration, is an |. House tradition which is sure to endure and will benefit all future generations of |. House residents.

If you would like to get involved with the 2009-2010 Resident Member Gift Campaign, please contact Director of Alumni Programs Nicole Davidson at ext. 8425 or ndavidson@ ihouse-nyc.org or visit us online at Attp://residents. ihouse-nyc.org/ RMGCHome.

International House greatly appreciates and proudly recognizes the hundreds of residents and other donors who generously supported the 2008-2009 Resident Member Gift Campaign. To viewa list of contributors, please visit www./house-nyc.org/honorroll.

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THE ANNUAL FUND CAMPAIGN

he International House Annual Fund Campaign is supported by the contributions of the network of alumni and friends comprising this unique community. The health of the House and its residents is buttressed by the support of these dedicated individuals, corporations and foundations. Contributions to the Annual Fund enable the House to subsidize the expenses of every resident member by about $2,500 and to provide $400,000 in scholarship and fellowship aid annually.

Contributions to the Annual Fund Campaign are made in as diverse forms, intents, and denominations as our alumni and residents’ backgrounds. While some donors’ gifts support particular scholarship funds or program areas, others contribute to offset the general costs of operations. And while some contribute cash, some make gifts of securities, and others establish planned gifts to support International House in perpetuity.

In addition to subsidizing the residents’ expenses and providing scholarship and fellowship aid, donations to International House also support:

e Internet access in resident rooms and e Events organized to celebrate the wireless internet service on the C Level diverse cultures comprising the in the Map Lounge, Study Center, HR International House communityCommons, and the Pub;

Cultural Hours, Salon Nights, and International Festivals;

• The Fourannual Sunday Suppers which over the past 80 years have served to unite the International House communityin the spirit ofbrotherhood;

• Speakers' Forums providing the opportunity for a lively interchange between resident members and such distinguished visitors as

IINelson Mandela, Colin Powell and Madeline Albright;

• Specializedtrainingsessionsfor participants in the International Leadership Program, Program Fellows, and Resident Fellows;

• Community outreach programs, such as the ongoing International House

Tutorial Program that pairs resident members with local schoolchildren for tutoring and mentoring, including educational field trips and other learning experiences;

e A series of day trips and community weekends for residents and to get to know one another, as well as New York City and the surrounding areas.

Whatever their area of interest or means of support, all those who contribute and donate to the International House are united by their strong belief in the value of the International House experience and its capacity to inspire cooperation, understanding and, peace despite diversity.

The Annual Fund supports activities such as Community Weekends, Cultural Nights, Salon Nights and many other programs held throughout the year

RESIDENT MEMBERS

Wit _ Sevinj Abdullayeva Columbia University, Social Work e Azerbaijan

lrine Abuladze Columbia University, Social Work e Georgia

Evalyne Achan Columbia University, Human Rights e Uganda

Solomon Adebayo Columbia University, Journalism e Nigeria

Mohsin Afzal Columbia University, Business Administration e Pakistan

Apoorv Agarwal Columbia University, Computer Science e India

ms Mohamed Ahmed New York University, Physical Therapy ° Egypt

Rahul Airon CUNY/Baruch College, Business Administration e India

Ana Aizpun Marcitilach Roberto Clemente Center, Family Therapy Spain

Aitag Ajangzad CU/Teachers College, Music & Music Education e United Kingdom

Hamza Akasbi Columbia University, Operations Research © Morocco

Nelly Akobia Columbia University, Social Work e Georgia

Resident Members

EvanAntonellis

Manhattan SchoolofMusic, Classical Composition

• UnitedStates

Bassel Ariss

ColumbiaUniversity, Operations Research

• UnitedStates

Astrid Grace Atienza

CU/TeachersCollege, MeasurementsandEvaluation

• UnitedStates

Emmanouil Avgerinos

ColumbiaUniversity, Operations Research

• Greece

Information

Tavis Apramian

ColumbiaUniversity, NarrativeMedicine

• Canada

Hilary Armstrong

CU/TeachersCollege, Applied Physiology

• UnitedStates

Sandra Atler

ColumbiaUniversity, Human Rights Law

• Sweden

Marina Badillo

ColumbiaUniversity, SocialWork

• UnitedStates

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Maria Arellano Piedra

CU/TeachersCollege, Clinical Psychology

• Colombia/UnitedStates

Sam Armstrong

NS/MannesCollegeofMusic, PianoPerformance

• UnitedKingdom

Sharath Avadoot Gururaj

ColumbiaUniversity, ComputerScience

•India

Payam Bahamin

ColumbiaUniversity, Financial Engineering

• Cyprus

Resident Members

Justin Benson

ColumbiaUniversity, Operations Research

• UnitedStates

Marie Bessesen

ManhattanSchoolof Music, Clarinet

• Denmark

Shruti Bhutada

CU/TeachersCollege, OrganizationalPsychology

• India

Shannon Bishop CU/Teachers College, TESOL

• SouthAfrica

Anne Berke

ColumbiaUniversity, Film

•UnitedStates

Bharat Bhalla

ColumbiaUniversity, Statistics

• India

Annelise Bianchini

Amer Academy ofDramatic Arts,Acting

• UnitedStates

IanBlood

CU/TeachersCollege, AppliedLinguistics

• UnitedStates

MariaJose Bermeo CU/Teachers College, InternationalEducational Development •Ecuador

Pravin Bhutada

ColumbiaUniversity, ComputerScience

• India

Rohit Bijlani

Fordham/Business, Quantitative Finance

• India

Rainer Boehm CUNY/QueensCollege, Jazz Piano

• Germany

Resident Members

Jason Bryslawskyj CUNY/Graduate Center, Physics e United States

Nicole Bullock Columbia University, Biotechnology e United States

Rebecca Burton Columbia University, International & Public Affairs e United States

Pedro Cadenas NS/Social Research, Economics e Venezuela

GregoryCallus Columbia University, Journalism e United Kingdom

Heather Campbell CU/Teachers College, Speech Pathology e United States

Isik Canayak

CUNY/Brooklyn College, Radio&TV © Turkey

Ryan Cannon Columbia University, Psychology e United States

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Laura Cantekin CU/Teachers College, International Educational Development © United States

Joseph Carlani Columbia University, Real Estate Development e United States

Lee Carlin Columbia University, Undecided e |srael/United States, Israel

Gregory Carpenter Columbia University, Chemical Engineering e United States

Resident Members

Christine Carter

Manhattan School of Music, Musical Arts

• Canada

Hilary Chadwick

United Nations, Public Information

• United States

Pantelis Charalambous

CU/Teachers College, TESOL

• Cyprus

Burt Chen

New York University, Real Estate

• Taiwan/United States

Felix Castellanos-Suarez

CUNY/City College, Biology

• Colombia

Sarohini Chahal

New York University, Educational Leadership

• Fiji/United States

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Panagiotis Charitou

CUNY/Baruch College, Business Administration

• Cyprus

Jian Chen

Columbia University, Electrical Engineering

• China

Diya Chacko

Columbia University, Earth and Environmental Science

Journalism

• United States

Yam Ki Chan

Columbia University, International Development

• Hong Kong/United States, Hong Kong

Karim Cheaib

Columbia University, Operations Research

• Lebanon

Szuhan Chen

CU/Teachers College, Arts Administration

• Taiwan

Resident Members

YunjieChen

TheJuilliardSchool, Piano

• China

Cindy Cheung

CU/Teachers College, Math Education

• UnitedStates

SungmoonCho

ColumbiaUniversity, Architecture

• Republicof Korea

ElizaChon

ColumbiaUniversity, InternationalAffairs

• UnitedStates

MyronCheng

ColumbiaUniversity, OperationsResearch

• UnitedStates

JerinaChiang

• Singapore

llhwaChoi

ColumbiaUniversity, Psychology

• Republicof Korea

Bryan Chonto

ColumbiaUniversity, Sociology

• UnitedStates

AndrewCheon

ColumbiaUniversity, PoliticalScience

• Republicof Korea/Canada

Hyun-Binn Cho

ColumbiaUniversity, PoliticalScience

• Republicof Korea

Nazgul Cholponbaeva

ColumbiaUniversity, SocialWork

• Kyrgyzstan

StephanieChoo

ColumbiaUniversity, Economics& Political Science

• Singapore

Resident Members

Shivani Desai

Divya Devatha Columbia University, Columbia University, Public Administration Architecture e United States e India

Vineet Dhindsa New York University, Human Resource Management e India

Camila Diaz

Katharina Diel CU/Teachers College, Columbia University, International Educational Law Development © Colombia e Germany

Rajat Dixit Columbia University, Computer Science e India

Ayse Dogan

Helena Dona Duran CUNY/Hunter College, Columbia University, Media and Integrated Arts Mathematics of Finance © Turkey e Colombia a a

Bogdan Dulu

loana Dumitrescu NS/Mannes College of Music, CUNY/Baruch College, Piano Quantitative Methods and e Romania Modeling © Romania

Lhundup Dorjee New York University, Biology e |ndia/Tibet

Jan-Krzysztof DuninWasowicz Columbia University, Law e France

Resident Members

Sayaka Eto

Lauren Evans

CUNY/Baruch College, CUNY/Graduate Center, Business Administration Public Health e Japan e United States

Peter Faggen Columbia University, East Asian Languages and Cultures © United States

Cao Fang

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Christiane Farqui

Columbia University, CU/Teachers College, SocialBusiness Administration Organizational Psychology e China e Brazil/United States, Brazil

Mohammed Fahad Faruqui

Columbia University, Journalism @ Pakistan

Oussama Fatri ma

Myrthe Feddema

Columbia University, Council of The European Financial Engineering Union, Public Policy Manage© Morocco ment © The Netherlands y

Raquel Fernandez Porras

Mohit Fertig

Columbia University, NS/Social Research, Business Finance e Costa Rica e Germany

Michael Fernandez Columbia University, Mechanical Engineering e United States

Anne Fetting DZ Bank, Banking e Germany

Resident Members

Marcelo Fuenzalida

Bethany Fustos Columbia University, NS/Drama, International Affairs Acting e Chile e United States

Sara Gaebler CU/Teachers College, Education of the Deaf & Hard of Hearing @ United States

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Archil Gagnidze

Peter Gall CU/Teachers College, Manhattan School of Music, Economics and Education Jazz Drums e Georgia e Germany

Bradley Gallo Columbia University, Broadcast Journalism e United States

Yuanda Gao

Clara Garcia Columbia University, Columbia University, Mechanical Engineering Quantitative Methods in the e China Social Sciences © Spain

Javier Garcia Private Study, Guitar e Spain

LuisEmilioGarcia

PeterGeggier Columbia University, eGermany Mathematics e Spain

Stephanie Geggier New York University, Chemistry e Germany

ResidentMembers

DianneGraham ColumbiaUniversity, SocialWork eUnitedStates

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StephenGray

ColumbiaUniversity, InternationalAffairs eNewZealand

ChaseGrayson

ColumbiaUniversity, RealEstateDevelopment eUnitedStates

x HerpreetGrewal ColumbiaUniversity, Journalism eUnitedKingdom

SaadGulzar ColumbiaUniversity, PublicPolicy ePakistan

EugeniaGusilov ColumbiaUniversity, InternationalAffairs ©Moldova/Romania

“a FnuGyaltsen CU/TeachersCollege, ChemistryEducation e|ndia/Tibet

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AmineHachim

ColumbiaUniversity, FinancialEngineering eMorocco

AmmanuelHaile-Leul ColumbiaUniversity, Epidemiology eUnitedStates

ZubairHakim

ColumbiaUniversity, InternationalAffairs eAfghanistan/UnitedStates

. Smee, CE OMAES sa Karen akobyan NS/MannesCollegeofMusic, Piano eArmenia

JungMinHan NewYorkUniversity, TESOL eRepublicofKorea

Resident Members

Rika Hitomi

• Japan

Michelle Hodara

CU/Teachers College, Economics and Education

• United States

Kevin Holt

Columbia University, Africana Studies

• United States

Yasunobu Hitomi

Columbia University, Computer Science

• Japan

Florian Haefner

Manhattan School of Music, Jazz Piano

• Germany

Michael Holt

Columbia University, Architecture

• United Kingdom

Leinee Hornbeck

CU/Teachers College, Organizational Psychology

• United States

Gregory Hoyt

Manhattan School of Music, Classical Voice

• United States

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Shawn Ho

Columbia University, Law

• Singapore

Matthew Hogben

Columbia University, Economic Policy Management

• Australia

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Pavlina Horakova

Manhattan School of Music, Classical Voice

• Czech Republic

Chia-Yu Hsu

Columbia University, Computer Science

• Taiwan

Resident Members

Chinyere lroegbunam ‘

Columbia University, Law e Nigeria

Ruth ishimwe

Columbia University, Earth & Environmental Engineering e Nigeria/Rwanda

Mehmet Isik

Columbia University, Mechanical Engineering © Turkey

Samir Ismayilov Yeshiva University, Law e Azerbaijan

Koichi Ito

Columbia University, Economics e Japan

Andrew Jacobs Columbia University, Architecture e United States

Yacoob Jaffar

Levin Institute, International Finance e South Africa

Varungopal Jalan

Columbia University, Computer Science e India

Quentin Jallerat

Columbia University, Biomedical Engineering e France

Nazibrola Janezashvili

Columbia University, Human Rights e Georgia

Columbia University, Conflict Resolution e Lebanon/Brazil

Melissa Jean The Juilliard School, Jazz Trombone e United States

‘Halim Jbeili

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Roopa Kakarlapudi Columbia University, Electrical Engineering e India

Dean Kakazu

Columbia University, Business Administration e United States

Khalid Kalbat

Columbia University, Electrical Engineering e United Arab Emirates

Noel Kanalley CUNY/Hunter College, Theater e United States

Sang Yop Kang

Columbia University, Law e Republic of Korea

Jeet Kapadia

Columbia University, Construction Management e India

Karyn Kaplan

Columbia University, Human Rights e United States

Ambereen Karamat School ofVisual Arts, Art Criticism and Writing e Pakistan

Babe Kawaii-Bogue CU/Teachers College, Clinical and Counseling Psychology e United States

Tingzhu Ke

Columbia University, Operations Research e China

Yuka Karasawa

Columbia University, International Affairs © Japan ys

Jan Keil NS/Social Research, Economics e Germany

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Jeffrey Klug

Columbia University, International Affairs e United States

Katherine Koenigsknecht Columbia University, Latin America & Caribibbean Regional Studies © United States

Yuriko Koide e Japan

Magda Kobakhidze CU/Teachers College, Education e Georgia

Neha Kothari Columbia University, Computer Science e India ye

Benjamin Kohl Columbia University, Mathematical Finance e France

Alla Korzh CU/Teachers College, International Educational Development © Ukraine

Julia Kotlyar Columbia University, Economic and Political Development e Ukraine/United States

Anupam Kodangada New York University, Music Technology e India

Naohisa Koide Columbia University, Climate & Society © Japan

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Columbia University, Social Work e United States

Sofia Kotsou Columbia University, Financial Engineering e Greece

Elizabeth LaBarbera

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Maria Lahuerta Columbia University, Columbia University, Columbia University, Environmental Science/Policy Journalism Global Health e United States © France e Spain

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Andrew Lampard

Guido Lang Capgemini, Columbia University, CUNY/Graduate Center, Information Systems Digital Media Business/Information Systems e India e Canada/United States e Germany

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Camila Le-Bert

Linda Leder Columbia University, East Asian Columbia University, CU/Teachers College, Languages and Cultures Theatre International Educational e Hong Kong/Canada e Chile Development © Switzerland

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Costica Mandache

Nicola Mandriota e Russia Columbia University, Columbia University, Law Biological Sciences © Romania e Italy

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Susannah Marble Columbia University, Columbia University, CU/Teachers College, Mechanical Engineering Epidemiology Comparative and International e The Netherlands e Sudan/United States Education © United States

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Jonathan Marshall Columbia University, CUNY/Graduate Center, Columbia University, Writing Classical Piano Computer Science e United States e United Kingdom e United States

Shashank Melkote

Florencia Mendoza

Veena Menon

Rangaraj Columbia University, Columbia University, Columbia University, Human Rights International Affairs Computer Science India e Mexico e India

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Michele Merler

Kimberly Ana Meyer Columbia University, Columbia University, Bank Street College of educaEpidemiology Computer Science tion, Literacy and Childhood Edue India e Italy cation © Colombia/United States

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Daniel Miau

Dominique Miller Columbia University, Columbia University, Columbia University, Journalism Computer Science Real Estate Development e Zimbabwe e United States e Australia

Jean Mina

Elena Mitrano

Yuhei Miyauchi Columbia University, Columbia University, Columbia University, Business Administration Postbaccalaureate Studies Electrical Engineering e Lebanon e United States/New Zealand e Japan

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Gen Naka Fordham/Education, Mental Health Counseling e Japan

Neha Naqvi Columbia University, Human Rights Law e United Arab Emirates/India

SG Americas Securities, LLC, Engineering e Cameroon

Shakthi Ganesh Kumar Nellaiappan Columbia University, Mechanical Engineering @ India

Brittany Nelson CU/Teachers College, Early Childhood and Special Education ¢ United States Z

Marc Newman Columbia University, Film Studies e United States

Tyler Nielsen

Columbia University, International Security Policy e United States

Pauline Niesseron e France

Awonke Nikelo New York University, Public Health e South Africa

Akiko Nishiguchi NS/Mannes College of Music, Voice e Japan

Dionisio Nombora Revenue Watch Institute, Extractives © Mozambique

Akinyi Ocholla Columbia University, Human Rights e Sweden/Kenya

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Stefano Pagliari Columbia University, International Political Economy Italy

Pier Francesco Palamara Columbia University, Computer Science -Artificial Intelligence ¢ Italy

Yunjian Pan Columbia University, Actuarial Science eChina

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Nakul Pandhare Polytechnic University, Financial Engineering e India

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Vasileios Papachristos Columbia University, Civil Engineering e Greece

Dong Min Park Columbia University, Historic Preservation e Republic of Korea

Hannah Park CU/Teachers College, Communication and Education ¢ Republicof Korea/United States

Thirucherai Parthasarathy Columbia University, Mathematical Statistics and Probability©India

Afiya Pascall Columbia University, Law e Trinidad & Tobago

Sonia Patel Columbia University, Social Work e United States

Tyson Patros New York University, Comparative Politics e United States

Ambika Paudel Columbia University, Human Rights ¢ Nepal

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Conor Phillips

Columbia University, Environmental Science and Policy @ Ireland

Igor Pilipenko

Columbia University, Economic Policy Management © Russia

Ravi Pinjani

Columbia University, Law e Pakistan

Mary Plummer

Columbia University, Broadcast Journalism e United States

Bart-Jan Polman

Columbia University, Architecture e The Netherlands

Anne Poorta

Columbia University, International Affairs e The Netherlands

Ariadna Pop Columbia University, Philosophy e Switzerland

Patricia Popescu Fordham/Business, Business Administration e Romania

Lisa Preimesberger Manhattan School of Music, Contemporary Bass Clarinet e Austria

Eva Provedel

Columbia University, East Asian Studies e Italy

Alana Pudalov

Columbia University, Social Work e United States

Angela Pullen

Columbia University, Environment Health Science e United States

Resident Members

Sidra Rehman Columbia University, Public Administration e Pakistan

Thibault Reichelt Columbia University, Law e Germany/France

Remy Renaud

Katharine Gibbs School, Hotel & Restaurant Management ¢ France

Delphine Reuter Columbia University, Journalism e Belgium

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Nino Revishvili CU/Teachers College, International Educational Development © Georgia

Luis Henrique Ribeiro da Silva

Columbia University, Advanced Architectural Design © Portugal

Joan Ricart Huguet Columbia University, QuantitativeMethods inthe Social Sciences ¢ Spain

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Laura Carolina Rios Mandel Columbia University, Social Work e Venezuela

Mae Madison Roberts

Manhattan School of Music, Orchestral Horn e United States

Kahina Robinson Columbia University, International Affairs e United States

Jaclyn Rohel New York University, Food Studies e Canada

Elena Romanyak

Columbia University, Public Interest Law e Kazakhstan/Russia

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CristinaSalazar NewYorkUniversity, CU/TeachersCollege, Economics Communicationand ePakistan Education¢Mexico

AhmedSalim ColumbiaUniversity, InternationalAffairs eTanzania

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RanaSartawi ColumbiaUniversity, GeneralPublicHealth e|raq/France

KennethSchaefle ColumbiaUniversity, Pre-Medicine eUnitedStates

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Dana Sheck Columbia University, Columbia University, Electrical Engineering Addiction and Substance Abuse e India ¢ United States

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Liat Shetret Columbia University, Center on Global Counteterrorism Law Cooperation, Intl. Affairs © Unite China ed States/United States, Israel

Junhua Shen Columbia University, Electrical Engineering e China ae

Ranjeet Shetty e India

Eric Shieh

Aytan Shirinova CU/Teachers College, Columbia University, Curriculum & Teaching Social Work e United States e Azerbaijan

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Sarmila Shrestha

Andrew Shu Columbia University, Columbia University, Human Rights Law Computer Science e Nepal e United States

Gail Sidney New York University, Student Personnel Administration e United States

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Haerim Sohn Columbia University, Social Work e Republic of Korea

Sarah Sommer Manhattan School of Music, Orchestral Clarinet e United States

Cora Sorenson Columbia University, Social Work e United States

Dino Sossi CU/Teachers College, Instructional Technology & Media ¢ Canada

Francis Sousa Columbia University, Climate & Society e United States

Kutlughan Soyubol CUNY/Graduate Center, History © Turkey

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Shyam Srinivasan Columbia University, Applied Physics e|ndia/Singapore

Jozef Stefanko Columbia University, Law e Slovakia

Ewa Stefanska CUNY/John Jay College, Forensic Psychology e Poland

Rachel Stern Columbia University, Journalism e United States

Simon Stevens Columbia University, History e United Kingdom

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Mihoko Tanabe Columbia University, Columbia University, Public Administration Pre-Medicine e Singapore e Japan

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BarbaraTanner NS/Social Research, CU/Teachers College, Political Science Educational Leadership e Brazil e United States

TunaTanriover ColumbiaUniversity, ConstructionEngineering Management©Turkey

Julio Taquia

Mindy Tauberg Columbia University, CU/Teachers College, International Affairs Elementary Education e Peru e United States

Lara Louise Telson

Zhanerke Temirgaliyeva

Columbia University, Columbia University, International Affairs Engineering © Haiti e Kazakhstan

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Fahri Ugur New York University, Business Administration e Turkey

Sara Urena-Cabrera Manhattan School of Music, Flute Spain

Aaron Vaisman Bacall Columbia University, Electrical Engineering ¢ Colombia

Joseph Valle Columbia University, Film e United States

Elko van Balen

Stevens Institute ofTechnology, Space Systems Engineering e Zambia/The Netherlands

Gregory Van de Ven

Columbia University, International and Public Affairs ¢ United States

Carolyn Van Wingerden New York University, Art History e United States

‘Aakash Vanchi Nath

Columbia University, Operations Research e India

Manas Vanwari

Columbia University, Architecture and Urban Design e India

Vlada Vassilieva NS/Mannes College of Music, Piano e Russia/Mexico

Brenda Ventura New York University, International Community Public Health © El Salvador

Ivo Vigan

CUNY/Graduate Center, Computer Science © Switzerland

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Alex Wang

Hui Wang

Columbia University, Columbia University, Russian Eurasian Studies International Affairs e United States e China

Linda Wang

Manhattan School of Music, Classical Piano e Taiwan/United States

Zheng Wang

Geoffrey Waring Columbia University, Columbia University, Mathematics Creative Writing e China e United States

Jeffrey Wayno

Columbia University, Medieval History e United States

Wim Weymans

Christine Whack Columbia University, Manhattan School of Music, Political Theory Voice e Belgium e United States

Ashleigh White

New York University, International Education e United States

NicoleWhittier

Katharine Williamson CU/Teachers College, Columbia University, International Education Social Work e United States e United Kingdom

Ayanna Witter-Johnson

Manhattan School of Music, Classical Composition e United Kingdom

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CU/Teachers College, Bilingual & Bicultural Education ¢ Republic of Korea

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Shelyn Yang CU/Teachers College, Early Childhood Education Philippines

Ting Yang Columbia University, Operations Research e China

Zhong Yi Yeo Columbia University, Public Policy & Administraton e Singapore

Miles Yoshida New York Academy of Art, Painting e United States

Chao Yu Columbia University, Industrial Engineering & Operations Research © China

Gary Yu Columbia University, Biostatistics e United States

Hung Wen Yu

The Juilliard School, Cello e Taiwan

Zizhi Yu Columbia University, Finance e China

Chia-Hui Yuan Manhattan School of Music, Piano e Taiwan/Canada

Min Yuan Columbia University, Law e China

Jennifer Yum Columbia University, Environmental Policy e United States

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Gina Zarella

David Zarzycki New York University, © United States Columbia University, Social Work Economics e Tajikistan e United States

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Danging Zhou Columbia University, ¢ China CU/Teachers College, Law Music Education e China © China

Lisha Zhou Columbia University, Operations Research © China

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Christine Fallon Assistant Director Development & Alumni Relations

Daniel Blakemore Assistant Director

Phil Greven

Tom Minior Assistant Director Database Manager

John Wells Director

Nicole Davidson Assistant Director

Carey Tan Development Coordinator

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Kenny Andrew Maintainer

Jose Castellanos Facilities Attendant

William Douglas Maintainer

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Eric Cella Construction Manager

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Ray Mosher Director

Tenzin Nyima Facilities Attendant

Carlos Pena Facilities Attendant

Mario Rosario Facilities Attendant

Eddie Nieves Systems Manager

Carmen Ortiz Facilities Attendant

Felipe Pena Facilities Attendant

Eduardo Santos Facilities Attendant

David Tofani Buildings Superattendant

Danilo Nunez Facilities Attendant

Claribel Pavlik Housekeeping Manager

Maria Pichardo Facilities Attendant

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Astraea Augsberger Resident Social Worker

Lauren Bush

Amber Liang Programs Coordinator Programs Coordinator

Susan Storms Director

Sarit Bello Assistant Director «@ cise

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Fatima Acosta Desk Attendant

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Teddy Polanco On-Call Desk Attendant On-Call House Manager

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Shaun Santana Desk Attendant On-Call House Manager

Randall Rawn Supervising House Manager

Marshall Swiney Desk Attendant Resident & Auxiliary Services

Phyllis Burnett Office Manager

Mary Ann Fountain

Lashawn Jenkins Director Mail Clerk

Mike Cook Technology Manager

Phil McDermott Front Desk Assistant

Steve Mendillo

Anita Pai

Elisheva Zakheim Flik Food Service Director Front Desk & Mail Services Manager Front Desk Assistant

INTERNATIONAL HOUSE ALUMNI

pon leaving International House, you will join more than 65,000 remarkable men and women in over 145 countries who have benefited from the |. House experience and have carried the spirit of international understanding with them throughout their lives. We hope you will stay in touch with |. House and your fellow alumni long into the future.

Once you leave International House, the Development & Alumni Relations Office offers several ways to help keep you connected to the House. The Alumni Online Community (www. ihouse-nyc.org/alumni) enables alumni to keep in touch with former |. House friends through the use of the directory, message boards, groups and blind email services. We also offer an online career center, clasSifieds, blogs and class notes. The World Newsletter, published twice a year, as well as our quarterly enewsletter, will keep you informed of |. House programs and alumni activities.

International House, in part through its local and regional alumni chapters, also offers numerous social and networking

Boston area alumni celebrate “A Century of Welcomes” at a Sunday events throughout the year in ibs an Babe 21, 2000 locations worldwide. |. House has active alumni chapters in New York City, Germany, Canada and the United Kingdom and plans to develop new chapters in areas of large alumni concentration around the world.

Alumni can also stay involved with the House by assisting in resident recruitment through the Ambassador Program, participating in networking opportunities with resident members through Professional Interest Night and alumni dinners and supporting the scholarships, programs and facilities at |. House by financially contributing to the Annual Fund.

For information about alumni activities and the services International House provides for its former residents, please contact:

Development & Alumni Relations Office

International House

500 Riverside Drive

New York, NY 10027-3916

Phone: (212) 316-8425

Fax: (212) 316-8416

e-mail: alumni@ihouse-nyc.org

website: www. /house-nyc.org/alumni

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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.

Resident members recite the Candlelight Pledge during the last Sunday Supper each year.

Staff Members

RESIDENT MEMBERS

Miriam Akhavan-Tafti Columbia University, Dance e United States

Muhammed Al-Azzawi

Columbia University, Literature e |raq/Germany

Mary Jet Amsing CU/Teachers College, Adult Education e The Netherlands

Nicholas Anstett Clinton Foundation, Communications e Canada

Hilary Archer

Kenneth Alvord II Columbia University, Economic and Political Development © United States NS/Parsons, Fashion Marketing e Canada

Danny Atway Columbia University, Medicine e United States

Charles Awanda

CUNY/Baruch College, Finance e Cameroon

Zehra Bandealy

Columbia University, Occupational Therapy e United States

Colin Baynes Columbia University, Global Population & Family Health © United States/United States, Canada

Yerzhan Bek-Ali

Columbia University, International Affairs e Kazakhstan

Katharina Bergmann Columbia University, Comparative Literature e Germany

Resident Members

Walter Corbiere Columbia University, East Asian Studies e United States

Anwesha Deb Columbia University, Computer Science e India

Gregory Delaine New York University, Real Estate e United States

Alessandro Di Gio Columbia University, Comparative Law e Italy

Nico Dietz Deutsche Bank, Business Administration e Germany

Doren Dinglinger

The Juilliard School, Violin e Germany

Frederik Dolmans Art Students League, Fine Arts e Belgium/Canada

Valentina Dona

GEOS Language Institute, English Language © Colombia

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Helena Dona Duran Columbia University, Mathematics of Finance e Colombia

Andrew Douglas Columbia University, Actuarial Science e Jamaica

Markus Dressler DZ Bank, Business Administration e Germany

Christine Dressler e Germany

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Shotaro Tsuda

Columbia University, Statistics © Japan

Takashi Utsumi

Columbia University, Japanese Studies © Japan

Leonie Van der Stijl

New York University, History and Human Rights e The Netherlands

Tabea Weitz United Nations, Political Economics © Germany

Marcel Weller DZ Bank, Economics e Germany

Anwar White

Columbia University, Business Administration e United States

Qingning Wu

Columbia University, Actuarial Science ¢ China

Xiaozheng Wu

Columbia University, Statistics e China

Min Yuan

Columbia University, Law e China

Qiuyan Zhao

Columbia University, Energy Law e China

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Stacey Wiedaseck Admissions Assistant

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Lisa Mirabile Database Manager

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