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THE SCHOOL FOR ETHICS AND GLOBAL LEADERSHIP

JOHANNESBURG LONDON WASHINGTON, DC

The mission of The School for Ethics and Global Leadership is to provide intellectually motivated high school juniors who represent the diversity of the United States with the best possible opportunity to shape themselves into ethical leaders who create positive change in our world.

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Crossing Millenium Bridge to the Tate Modern

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PROGRAMS Summer Institute Fall & Spring Semesters Year-Long & Multi-Campus

Honors/AP-level Curriculum Case-study based Ethics & Leadership Course

ACADEMICS

SEGL AT A GLANCE

Most-Attended Colleges Brown | Duke | George Washington Georgetown | Harvard | Princeton | Tufts University of Chicago | Yale

100+ Sending Schools Students from 33 states

and counting; international students welcome

24 student cohort cap

Students in the ALA Dining Hall

JOHANNESBURG

Joburg Art Museum

Fall, Spring, Multi-campus and Year-long options Located in Johannesburg, South Africa

In partnership with the African Leadership Academy

Special focus on African Studies and Entrepreneurship

Playing volleyball on the ALA quad

Hall competitions at ALA

LONDON

Students at the Queen Victoria Monument

Fall, Spring, Summer, and Multi-Campus terms Located in London, United Kingdom

Based in the Bloomsbury neighborhood, near the British Museum

Special focus on Business and Fine Arts The National Gallery in London

Urban Art Tour in the East End

Interactive Shakespeare

WASHINGTON, DC

Meeting Rep. Dean Phillips at the Capitol

Running into Sen. Corey Booker

Fall, Spring, Summer, and Multi-Campus terms Located in Washington, DC

Residence Building on Capitol Hill Academic Building in Dupont Circle

Special focus on International Relations and Politics

Ethics & Leadership at the Wilson Center

Commuting past the Capitol

ETHICS & Meeting President Bill Clinton

LEADERSHIP

James Warren at the British Museum

Every SEGL program centers its academic experience around our innovative, case-study based Ethics & Leadership class.

SELECTED CASE STUDIES Russia/Ukraine Conflict | Rwandan Genocide | Brexit | Israeli-Palestinian Conflict | Grand Strategy | Climate Change & Cape Town | HIV/AID Epidemic | Critical Race Theory

THREE CAPSTONE PROJECTS Collaborative Policy Document On a current global challenge Selected by the cohort Presented to real world experts Social Venture Project A business plan to solve a problem in their home community Honed with the help of guest experts Ethical Credo A reflection asking, “given everything I have learned as a result of the semester, where do I stand on the ethical questions that matter most to me, and how am I going to live my life as a result?”

Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield at SEGL’s Homecoming

Member of Parliament Mary Creagh

Justice Clarence Thomas

General John Kelly

SELECTED GUEST SPEAKERS John Brennan Former Director, CIA Josh Bolten Chief of Staff to President George W. Bush Dr. Alan Coffee Professor of Global Ethics and Human Values, King’s College-London Nitin Gajria Managing Director for Google Africa Baron Syed Kamall Member of the House of Lords Mara Liasson National Political Correspondent, NPR Nia-Malika Henderson Senior Political Analyst, CNN

Senator Kirsten Gillibrand

SELECTED GUEST SPEAKERS Mary Neumayr Chairman, White House Council on Environmental Quality Lissa Muscatine Senior Advisor and Chief of Speechwriting, United States State Department Barack Obama Former President of the United States of America Eric Schmitt Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, The New York Times Hon. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) United States Senator, New York Marianne Williamson author and Democratic candidate for President

ADMISSIONS

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Apply online: schoolforethics.org/admissions Questions: admissions@schoolforethics.org 202.684.7044 Application Deadline: February 15 Financial Aid Application Deadline: February 15

THE SCHOOL FOR ETHICS AND GLOBAL LEADERSHIP ADMITS QUALIFIED STUDENTS OF ANY RACE, COLOR, NATIONAL ORIGIN, ETHNIC ORIGIN, CREED, GENDER IDENTITY, GENDER EXPRESSION, AND/OR SEXUAL ORIENTATION TO ALL THE RIGHTS, PRIVILEGES, PROGRAMS, AND ACTIVITIES GENERALLY ACCORDED OR MADE AVAILABLE TO STUDENTS AT THE SCHOOL. IT DOES NOT DISCRIMINATE ON THE BASIS OF RACE, COLOR, NATIONAL ORIGIN, ETHNIC ORIGIN, CREED, GENDER IDENTITY, GENDER EXPRESSION, AND/OR SEXUAL ORIENTATION IN ADMINISTRATION OR ITS EDUCATIONAL POLICIES, ADMISSION POLICIES, SCHOLARSHIP AND LOAN PROGRAMS, AND OTHER SCHOOL-ADMINISTERED PROGRAMS.

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Joburg students on a safari during break

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