UNITING THE WORLD Davis UWC Scholars

The 2021 Report of the Davis UWC Scholars Program “I’m trying to stimulate leaders of the future to make a difference through the grounding in education that I’m helping to give them. When I started my business career, I took my own history lesson from Princeton: I learned how leaders make a difference, in their countries, in their centuries. So I invested in leaders, and that investment helped me to be successful. …I’m looking to invest again in leaders of the future.”

SHELBY M.C. DAVIS Co-founder and Philanthropist UNITING THE WORLD

“We strive to build critical masses of globally minded young men and women on American campuses, to foster highly personal relationships between outstanding Americans and non-Americans, and to seed global networks. These networks can serve a higher calling of international understanding and common purpose among future leaders in all walks of life in our world.”

PHILIP O. GEIER Co-founder and Executive Director Davis United World College Scholars PROGRAM

2021 Annual Report On the cover: TK Private Philanthropy Supporting International Understanding through Education On the cover: Profiles of these Davis UWC Scholars and others “in action” can be found throughout this report. 2 Uniting the World The Program Presidents’ Perspectives Uniting the World Undergraduates in Action College of the Atlantic...... 70 A Year Like No Other...... 5 Acting to Advance World Understanding...... 34 Lewis & Clark College...... 73 The Program by the Numbers Using Data to Predict COVID-19 Status...... 40 College of Idaho . 76 Timeline of Program Growth...... 8 Blending Global Openness with a Passion for Finance. . 48 Davidson College...... 79 How the Program Works...... 8 Reaching Out for a Closer, Healthier Community. . . . 56 Bates College...... 82 163 Home Countries — 3,429 Current Scholars . . . . 10 Expanding Knowledge about Birds of the Ocean. . . . 69 Wartburg College...... 85 Brandeis University...... 88 Distribution of Scholars by World Region...... 11 Creating a Magazine for Black Women Everywhere. . . 81 Bennington College...... 93 99 Partner Colleges and Universities...... 12 Creative Leadership Makes an Impression...... 90 Ringling College of Art + Design . 94 Number of Scholars by Class Year...... 14 Pitching In to Help Remote Learning Succeed. . . . . 101 Methodist University. 99 Winner of the 2020-21 Davis Cup...... 17 Working to Probe Secrets of the Universe ...... 107 Middlebury College...... 102 Building Awareness and Boosting Young Leaders . . . 117 The Davis Vision and Its Impact Wellesley College...... 108 An Interview with Philanthropist Shelby Davis and Graduates in Action Northwestern University . 111 International Educator Phil Geier...... 19 Skidmore College...... 114 An ER Doc on the COVID Front...... 33 University of Richmond...... 119 Working to Democratize the World’s Health Care. . . . 37 Philanthropists Honor Roll ...... 21 Harvey Mudd College...... 120 Courage Inspires the First Afghan Rhodes Scholar. . . .45 St. Lawrence University...... 121 Leading and Learning on Remote Global Expeditions. . . 51 Where the Scholars Come From...... 25 Pitzer College...... 122 CONTENTS Training and Empowering Rural “Solar Mamas”. . . . . 61 The UWC Schools...... 26 Lake Forest College...... 125 Sources of the Davis UWC Scholars...... 28 Innovating IT for Learning and Research...... 74 Macalester College...... 126 More Davis UWC Scholars Become A Musician Explores New Ways of Connecting. . . . . 86 Swarthmore College . 127 Rhodes Scholars...... 62 Connecting the Dots and Aiming for Solutions. . . . . 97 Vassar College. 128 Opening New Paths to Opportunity in Africa . . . . . 104 Princeton University. 131 The Scholars Bringing Fresh Financial Tech to the World’s Youth. . .113 Brown University...... 132 Amherst College. 134 The Class of 2021...... 29

Acknowledgements and Credits ...... 136 Undergraduate Classes Class of 2022...... 67 Class of 2023...... 89 Class of 2024...... 115

2 Uniting the World Davis United World College Scholars Program 3 A Year Like No Other

he global pandemic made for a year like no other. TChallenged by unpredictable threats, the rhythms of everyone’s daily lives were altered, bringing tragic consequences to many. Resilience, heroism, and hopefulness joined with compassion, creativity, and UNITING THE WORLD cooperation to bring relief and comfort to the afflicted, demonstrating humanity’s better side. For the Davis United World College Scholars Program, the pandemic, related visa hurdles, and stymied global mobility brought unprecedented challenges. In the Davis United World College Scholars Program co-founders: philanthropist face of these challenges, Davis philanthropy stood firm, Shelby M.C. Davis (right) and international educator Philip O. Geier remaining fully dedicated to the program and increasing its financial commitments to ensure ongoing educational opportunities for eligible scholars and expanded resources for partner colleges and universities. And each of these partner colleges and universities deserves special recognition for the extensive care they selflessly provided to their Davis UWC Scholars throughout these trying times. Results were surprisingly gratifying. The 2020-21 academic year reached a new 20-year high with 3,429 undergraduate scholars from 163 countries populating nearly 100 American

4 Uniting the World Davis United World College Scholars Program 5 colleges and universities. Cumulatively, since its inception at the advent of the 21st century, the program has benefited over 11,000 scholars, and, remains committed even more than ever to its five main goals:

» provide scholarship support for exemplary and promising students from a wide range of countries and cultures, who have absorbed the passion and mission of their UWC schools for building international understanding; In Memory of Stirling William “Bill” Kolb, » build meaningful clusters of these globally aware scholars within the undergraduate University of Florida’s Davis UWC Scholars Program Liaison and Senior Advisor populations of selected partner colleges and universities across the U.S.;

» help transform the American undergraduate experience through international diversity and intercultural exchange — as much for the large majority of traditional American students as for the scholars;

» leverage the value of this philanthropic initiative — to the long-term benefit of all learners and their teachers — to contribute to strategic shifts in institutional thinking, and to bring greater resources to the effort; and

» contribute proactively to the well-being of our volatile, highly interdependent world by expecting our scholars and those with whom they interact to take personal responsibility for helping shape a better world.

Bill Kolb (far left) with Shelby Davis (middle), Phil Geier (far right), and the Class of 2016 Davis United World College Scholars at the University of Florida The Davis UWC Scholars Program is at once practical and inspirational. It reflects the huge potential of private philanthropy to promote international understanding in dynamic, expanding ways, through educational institutions that share its strategic vision and are committed to building greater opportunities for global engagement for all their students. In essence, the program is about using philanthropic leadership to leverage additional support for transformative impact on individuals, institutions, and the wider world.

6 Uniting the World Davis United World College Scholars Program 7 Twenty-One Years of Program Growth

Schools 5 Schools 99 Scholars 43 Scholars 11,264 Countries 31 Countries 163 201 586 1,274 2,306 3,591 4,853 6,198 7,686 9,248 Scholars Scholars Scholars Scholars Scholars Scholars Scholars Scholars Scholars

2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21

117 309 923 1,720 2,962 4,230 5,508 6,909 8,549 10,424 Scholars Scholars Scholars Scholars Scholars Scholars Scholars Scholars Scholars Scholars

How This Works

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Since 1962, thousands of young people from 175 nations In 2000, the Davis UWC Scholars Program began providing This academic year, there are 99 U.S. colleges and With their education made possible through their own have been selected by committees in their home countries scholarship grants to a pilot group of American colleges and universities in partnership with the Davis United World merits and the help of the Davis United World College to complete their last two years of high school at one of universities to support UWC graduates who matriculated at College Scholars Program. For partner schools, the Scholars Program and its partner schools, Davis UWC 18 United World College schools. UWC schools are these schools. These pilot schools — Colby College, College program provides annual grants in support of need-based Scholars will go on to play important, meaningful, and located in Armenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Canada, of the Atlantic, Middlebury College, Princeton University, and scholarships for each matriculated UWC graduate for up often leadership roles in their communities, in their home China, Costa Rica, Eswatini, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Wellesley College — are graduating their 18th class of Davis to four years of undergraduate study. The total number countries, and in the world. The partner schools will have Italy, Japan, Norway, Singapore, Tanzania, Thailand, the UWC Scholars in 2021. Based on the success of building of Davis UWC Scholars attending these schools has now become more globally engaged and more internationally Netherlands, Wales, and the United States. The UWC clusters of globally minded scholars at these pilot schools, reached 3,429 from 163 countries. The 2021 graduating diverse educational communities. movement works to build multinational, cross-cultural Davis philanthropy chose to greatly expand the number of class includes 817 students from 128 nations. To date, communication and understanding among all its students. campuses and scholars in the program. the program has supported 11,264 scholars.

8 Uniting the World Davis United World College Scholars Program 9 163 Home Countries — 3,429 Current Scholars Numbers indicate how many scholars are from that country

Afghanistan ...... 13 Dominica ...... 1 Macau ...... 1 Albania ...... 24 Dominican Republic . . . . 2 Macedonia ...... 5 Algeria ...... 3 Ecuador ...... 6 Madagascar ...... 5 Angola ...... 10 Egypt ...... 22 Malawi ...... 10 Argentina ...... 20 El Salvador ...... 28 Malaysia ...... 23 Armenia ...... 51 Eritrea ...... 1 Maldives ...... 5 Australia ...... 16 Estonia ...... 7 Malta ...... 2 Austria ...... 6 Eswatini ...... 100 Marshall Islands ...... 3 Bahamas ...... 7 Ethiopia ...... 16 Mauritius ...... 8 Bangladesh ...... 37 Fiji ...... 1 Mexico ...... 31 Barbados ...... 11 Finland ...... 7 Moldova ...... 8 Slovenia ...... 5 Belarus ...... 22 France ...... 10 Mongolia ...... 4 Somalia ...... 9 Belgium ...... 7 Germany ...... 49 Montenegro ...... 15 South Africa ...... 39 Belize ...... 4 Ghana ...... 24 Morocco ...... 25 South Korea ...... 31 Benin ...... 2 Greece ...... 4 Mozambique ...... 9 South Sudan ...... 14 Bermuda ...... 2 Greenland ...... 2 Myanmar ...... 20 Spain ...... 27 Bhutan ...... 15 Guatemala ...... 15 Namibia ...... 10 Sri Lanka ...... 6 Bolivia ...... 10 Guinea ...... 1 Nepal ...... 56 Sudan ...... 11 Bosnia and Herzegovina . . 85 Guyana ...... 8 Netherlands ...... 13 Sweden ...... 5 indicates home countries of Botswana ...... 6 Haiti ...... 5 New Zealand ...... 1 Switzerland ...... 4 current Davis UWC Scholars Brazil ...... 20 Honduras ...... 10 Nicaragua ...... 9 Syria ...... 10 British Indian Ocean Hong Kong ...... 41 Niger ...... 12 Taiwan ...... 20 Territories ...... 1 Hungary ...... 15 Nigeria ...... 65 Tajikistan ...... 6 British Virgin Islands . . . . 1 India ...... 240 Norway ...... 16 Tanzania ...... 18 Bulgaria ...... 11 Indonesia ...... 35 Oman ...... 1 Thailand ...... 36 Burkina Faso ...... 10 Iran ...... 13 Pakistan ...... 71 Tibet ...... 4 Distribution of Scholars North America, 301 Burundi ...... 3 9% Oceania, 21 Iraq ...... 23 Palestine ...... 30 Timor-Leste ...... 7 1% Cambodia ...... 21 Ireland ...... 8 Panama ...... 5 Togo ...... 1 by World Region Cameroon ...... 12 Israel ...... 12 Paraguay ...... 9 Trinidad and Tobago . . . . 6 Middle East, 133 4% Canada ...... 40 Italy ...... 32 Peru ...... 21 Tunisia ...... 3 Africa, 672 Cape Verde ...... 1 Jamaica ...... 16 Philippines ...... 21 Turkey ...... 38 20% Chile ...... 9 Japan ...... 45 Poland ...... 23 Uganda ...... 32 China ...... 287 Jordan ...... 19 Portugal ...... 18 Ukraine ...... 21 Latin America Colombia ...... 31 Kazakhstan ...... 16 Republic of Georgia . . . 21 United Kingdom . . . . . 38 and Caribbean, 353 Congo ...... 5 Kenya ...... 32 Romania ...... 5 Uruguay ...... 9 10% Costa Rica ...... 40 Kosovo ...... 12 Russia ...... 49 USA ...... 257 Cote D’Ivoire ...... 2 Kyrgyzstan ...... 1 Rwanda ...... 17 Uzbekistan ...... 2 Croatia ...... 23 Laos ...... 10 Saudi Arabia ...... 1 Venezuela ...... 24 Cuba ...... 1 Latvia ...... 3 Senegal ...... 19 Vietnam ...... 31 Czech Republic ...... 8 Lebanon ...... 21 Serbia ...... 20 Western Sahara ...... 1 Democratic Republic Lesotho ...... 17 Seychelles ...... 1 Yemen ...... 3 of Korea ...... 2 Liberia ...... 5 Sierra Leone ...... 13 Zambia ...... 17 Europe, 667 Democratic Republic Libya ...... 3 Singapore ...... 102 Zimbabwe ...... 56 19% of Congo ...... 2 Asia, 1,282 Lithuania ...... 4 Slovakia ...... 9 Denmark ...... 9 37%

10 Uniting the World Davis United World College Scholars Program 11 The Program’s Partner Colleges and 96 Universities throughout the U.S. 63 48 23 50 19 73 13 1 Agnes Scott College, Decatur, GA 36  Georgetown University, 69 Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, NY 67 82 49 56 Lorem ipsum 2 Amherst College, Amherst, MA Washington, DC 70 Smith College, Northampton, MA 44 14 90 46 57 37  Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, PA 80 3 Babson College, Wellesley, MA 71 St. John’s College, 38 38 Grinnell College, Grinnell, IA Annapolis, MD and Santa Fe, NM 45 4 Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson, NY 79 28 31 62 5 Barnard College, New York, NY 39 Harvard College, Cambridge, MA 72 St. Lawrence University, Canton, NY 88 74 91 86 40 Harvey Mudd College, Claremont CA 73 St. Olaf College, Northfield, MN 6 Bates College, Lewiston, ME 21 94 27 7 Bennington College, Bennington, VT 41 Hood College, Frederick, MD 74 Stanford University, Stanford, CA 68 83 30 42 Ithaca College, Ithaca, NY 75 Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, PA 8 Bowdoin College, Brunswick, ME 60 52 59 40 9 Brandeis University, Waltham, MA 43  Johns Hopkins University, 76 Trinity College, Hartford, CT 15 34 58 68 84 Baltimore, MD 77 Tufts University, Medford, MA 10 Brown University, Providence, RI 1 32 44 Kalamazoo College, Kalamazoo, MI 78 Union College, Schenectady, NY 11 Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, PA 66 45  Kenyon College, Gambier, OH 12  Bucknell University, Lewisburg, PA 79 University of California, Berkeley, CA 46 Lake Forest College, Lake Forest, IL 13  Carleton College, Northfield, MN 80 University of Chicago, Chicago, IL 47  Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA 14 Case Western Reserve University, 81 University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 81 Cleveland, OH 48  Lewis and Clark College, Portland, OR 82 University of Michigan, 15  Claremont McKenna College, 49  Luther College, Decorah, IA Ann Arbor, MI Claremont, CA 50 Macalester College, Saint Paul, MN 83 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 64 16  Clark University, Worcester, MA 51 Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Chapel Hill, NC 17  Colby College, Waterville, ME Cambridge, MA 84  University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK 18  Colgate University, Hamilton, NY 52 Methodist University, Fayetteville, NC 85  University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA 19 College of Idaho, Caldwell, ID 53 Middlebury College, Middlebury, VT 54 Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA 86  University of Richmond, 20  College of the Atlantic, Richmond, VA Bar Harbor, ME 55 New York University, New York, NY 87 University of Rochester, 21 Colorado College, 56  Northwestern University, Evanston, IL Rochester, NY Colorado Springs, CO 57 Oberlin College, Oberlin, OH 88  University of Virginia, 17 20 22 Columbia University, New York, NY 58 Occidental College, Los Angeles, CA Charlottesville, VA Concordia College, Moorhead, MN 23 59 Pitzer College, Claremont, CA 89 Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, NY 6 8 24 Connecticut College, 72 60 Pomona College, Claremont, CA 90  Wartburg College, Waverly, IA 53 26 New London, CT 77 61 Princeton University, Princeton, NJ 91  Washington and Lee University, 25 Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 62 Randolph-Macon College, Lexington, VA 7 69 9 26  Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH Ashland, VA 92 Wellesley College, Wellesley, MA 98  78 97 2 92 39 50 27 Davidson College, Davidson, NC 87 63 Reed College, Portland, OR 93  Wesleyan University, 18 70 54 95 25 4 10 28 Denison University, Granville, OH 64 Ringling College of Art + Design, Middletown, CT 42 76 89 93 3 29 Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA Sarasota, FL 94  Westminster College, Fulton, MO 24 65 99 16 30  Duke University, Durham, NC 65 Sarah Lawrence College, 95  Wheaton College, Norton, MA 55 Bronxville, NY 31 Earlham College, Richmond, IN 96 Whitman College, Walla Walla, WA 22 5 66 Savannah College of Art & Design, 12 47 32 Emory University, Atlanta, GA 97  Williams College, Williamstown, MA 61 Savannah, GA 11 33 Franklin and Marshall College, 98 Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 67 School of the Art Institute of Chicago, 33 85 Lancaster, PA Worcester, MA 37 75 29 Chicago, IL 34 Furman University, Greenville, SC 99 Yale University, New Haven, CT 56 68 Scripps College, Claremont, CA 41 43 35 George Washington University, 36 71 Washington, DC 35

12 Uniting the World Davis United World College Scholars Program 13 U.S. Colleges: Scholars by Class Year* Davis UWC Scholars by Class Year* U.S. College 2021 2022 2023 2024 Total U.S. College 2021 2022 2023 2024 Total U.S. College 2021 2022 2023 2024 Total

Agnes Scott College‡ 1 0 0 0 1 George Washington University 0 4 6 2 12 Skidmore College 13 14 16 10 53

Amherst College 4 2 1 4 11 Georgetown University 4 3 8 4 19 Smith College 3 3 2 2 10 11,264 Babson College 0 4 7 3 14 Gettysburg College 0 1 0 0 1 St. John’s College 4 5 4 8 21

Bard College 3 2 1 2 8 Grinnell College 0 3 2 2 7 St. Lawrence University 9 15 20 20 64

Barnard College 4 4 7 4 19 Harvard College 5 3 3 3 14 St. Olaf College 44 32 50 28 154

Bates College 8 4 8 12 32 Harvey Mudd College† - - 0 1 1 Stanford University 10 4 6 9 29

Bennington College 25 27 10 7 69 Hood College 3 3 3 0 9 Swarthmore College 3 2 4 2 11

Bowdoin College 3 5 8 7 23 Ithaca College† - - - - 0 Trinity College 5 6 7 16 34

Brandeis University 3 6 4 3 16 Johns Hopkins University 3 2 3 2 10 Tufts University 7 5 10 11 33

Brown University 25 17 14 26 82 Kalamazoo College 0 0 1 0 1 Union College 0 1 2 0 3

Bryn Mawr College 1 1 0 2 4 Kenyon College‡ 4 0 0 0 4 University of California Berkeley 20 18 13 9 60

Bucknell University 5 4 0 1 10 Lake Forest College 15 29 26 50 120 University of Chicago 9 8 7 17 41

Carleton College 6 2 7 7 22 Lehigh University 3 2 2 2 9 University of Florida 40 36 35 21 132

Case Western Reserve University 2 9 8 26 45 Lewis and Clark College 18 10 15 22 65 University of Michigan 7 4 5 3 19

Claremont McKenna College 4 3 7 4 18 Luther College 23 33 24 5 85 Univ. of North Carolina Chapel Hill 3 9 5 3 20

Clark University 3 1 1 2 7 Macalester College 16 25 22 29 92 University of Oklahoma 68 55 66 76 265

Colby College 9 19 13 9 50 Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1 1 0 1 3 University of Pennsylvania 4 7 7 5 23

Colgate University 0 0 2 2 4 Methodist University 25 23 22 17 87 University of Richmond 8 2 9 16 35 NUMBER OF SCHOLARS College of Idaho 28 56 69 24 177 Middlebury College 29 24 25 13 91 University of Rochester 36 39 23 10 108

College of the Atlantic 16 25 21 19 81 Mount Holyoke College 1 4 7 4 16 University of Virginia 5 7 6 2 20

Colorado College 10 10 19 10 49 New York University 28 16 22 18 84 Vassar College 1 2 0 3 6

Columbia University 13 15 10 5 43 Northwestern University 21 22 29 20 92 Wartburg College 22 21 26 19 88

Concordia College - - - 8 8 Oberlin College 1 4 5 2 12 Washington and Lee University 0 3 6 4 13 3,429

Connecticut College 1 2 1 4 8 Occidental College 0 2 2 1 5 Wellesley College 11 11 7 11 40

Cornell University 16 10 14 12 52 Pitzer College 0 2 4 0 6 Wesleyan University 0 5 0 1 6

Dartmouth College 3 4 1 1 9 Pomona College 4 4 2 3 13 Westminster College 0 0 0 0 0

Davidson College 3 2 2 3 10 Princeton University 16 8 14 10 48 Wheaton College 2 3 3 4 12

Denison University 1 0 1 0 2 Randolph-Macon College 0 6 7 7 20 Whitman College 4 6 12 20 42

Drexel University‡ - - - 3 3 Reed College 5 2 2 2 11 Williams College 1 2 6 5 14 864 936 Duke University 6 6 7 1 20 Ringling College of Art + Design 8 9 13 12 42 Worcester Polytechnic Institute 3 5 5 3 16 817 812

Earlham College 18 28 30 14 90 Sarah Lawrence College 2 0 1 0 3 Yale University 11 14 10 8 43

Emory University 4 3 13 7 27 Savannah College of Art & Design 0 2 4 1 7 Totals 817 864 936 812 3,429 Class Class Class Class Current Cumulative of of of of Undergrad Total of Franklin and Marshall College 1 0 1 0 2 School of the Art Institute of Chicago 3 1 1 0 5 2021 2022 2023 2024 Total All Years Furman University - - 1 1 2 Scripps College 0 1 1 0 2 *As of 10/31/20 †New partner school Fall 2020 and will not matriculate students until Fall 2023. ‡No longer accepting new scholar applicants.

14 Uniting the World Davis United World College Scholars Program 15 University of Oklahoma Wins the Davis Cup

or the seventh time in the last eight years, the University of The Davis Cup Oklahoma has been awarded the Davis Cup in recognition of its Awarded Annually for the F Largest Entering Class of Scholars enrollment of Davis UWC international first-year students, with a record- Year Winner Runner-up setting high of 76 Davis UWC Scholars in the OU Class of 2024. 2020 University of Oklahoma (76) Lake Forest College (50) “We are humbled and honored to receive the Davis Cup once 2019 College of Idaho (69) University of Oklahoma (65) again,” said OU President Joseph Harroz Jr. “The University of 2018 University of Oklahoma (56) College of Idaho (55) Oklahoma strives to be a place of belonging where bright minds come 2017 University of Oklahoma (63) St. Olaf (47) together in the pursuit of collaboration, innovation, and enlightenment. 2016 University of Oklahoma (56) Methodist University (51) Our international students, including our 265 Davis UWC Scholars, 2015 University of Oklahoma (36) Macalester (32) Methodist University (32) provide unique and indispensable contributions that enrich our 2014 University of Oklahoma (55) Brown (35) campuses and the broader community.” 2013 University of Oklahoma (45) Brown (33) Shelby M.C. Davis said, “We greatly admire the University 2012 Brown (33) Luther (32) of Oklahoma for its deep and long-standing commitment to our 2011 Brown (41) Westminster (35) program and its scholars. Congratulations on again winning the 2010 Earlham (44) Methodist University (37) 2009 Middlebury (40) Earlham (37) Davis Cup.” 2008 Brown (35) Earlham (31) Phil Geier said, “We have learned how significant a large cohort 2007 Dartmouth (35) Princeton (31) of our scholars at a partner school is to our program’s core purposes. 2006 Westminster (28) Colby (21) The University of Oklahoma is without peer in demonstrating this for 2005 Middlebury (36) Westminster (28) everyone in and around its educational community. We are grateful to 2004 Macalester (34) Princeton (27) OU for its role in shaping tomorrow’s global citizens.” 2003 Colby (27) Middlebury (25) 2002 Colby (26) Wellesley (16) Davis UWC Scholars have earned a reputation of being outstanding 2001 Colby (26) Middlebury (18) students and exceptional members of the OU community. 2000 Colby (13) Middlebury (9)

Oklahoma’s longstanding Davis UWC Scholars Program liaison Craig Hayes acknowledging the significance of winning the Davis Cup for the university.

16 Uniting the World Davis United World College Scholars Program 17 An Interview with Philanthropist Shelby Davis and International Educator Phil Geier

Their 20-Year Partnership Has Been Transformative for the UWC Movement, Its graduates, and American Colleges and Universities

Q: What was the appeal of the United World College schools at the Q: How can your philanthropy help the UWC be more impactful? outset of your philanthropy? Shelby and Phil: We think that the UWC can and should Shelby: Thanks to Phil Geier, president of UWC-USA 1993-2005, embrace even greater global diversity and be a leading force I was introduced to the UWC movement just as I was turning in broadening access to education in the 21st century—more 60, the age at which, according to our family philosophy, I was actively seeking out motivated students regardless of their transitioning from the “earning” phase of my life to the backgrounds and circumstances. We created the current “returning” phase. I have long believed that education creates UWC Dare to Dream initiative, committing $5 million each opportunities, and saw in the UWC a movement with a global year to challenge the UWC movement, its schools, and its reach that offered educational opportunities to some of the national committees to fulfill this dream of finding, funding, world’s most promising and motivated youngsters. I decided for and educating a far more diverse cohort of students from my return phase to invest in scholarships for UWC students, across the globe. initially to increase the number of Americans attending UWC schools and then broaden that support for students of all Q: Why did you create the Davis UWC Scholars Program? nations from around the world, hoping to create a human Shelby: As an American philanthropist with a global outlook, I network of future leaders. wanted to give ongoing educational opportunities to a wide range of UWC graduates, and to help American colleges and Q: What do you see as the core objectives of your joint efforts? universities become more global campuses—thinking Phil: Everything Shelby and I have done and continue to do everyone would benefit from going beyond traditional together are based on a few core objectives: first and foremost, domestic perspectives. to open doors of educational opportunity for tomorrow’s global Phil: We created the Davis UWC Scholars Program at the advent decision makers through scholarship support; second, to help of the 21st century with hopes that UWC students would have strengthen and transform educational institutions, particularly expanded choices for higher education while bringing their UWC schools and like-minded U.S. colleges and universities; diversity, maturity, leadership skills, and global perspectives to third, to lead by example, thinking our philanthropy and American campuses. The pilot program we started in 2000 was programs might motivate others to join in their own forms of at a tipping point and was very much a part of transforming meaningful philanthropy. American higher education into a global scope. We have witnessed exponential growth of the program in part because it fit so neatly into those changing strategic directions of higher education, and in part because Shelby’s philanthropy has been Over the years, Shelby and Gale Davis and Phil and Amy Geier have visited their scholars at numerous UWC schools and U.S. colleges and universities. Above they are at Princeton, and below at UWC Changshu (with Her Majesty Queen Noor third from left). so open-ended and unbelievably generous.

18 Uniting the World Davis United World College Scholars Program 19 Macalester. Davis UWC Scholars come here having already learned PHILANTHROPISTS HONOR ROLL to be independent and encouraged to think of the world as an he Davis UWC Scholars Program combines the transformational philanthropy of the Davis family with donations from many others to our interconnected place. This idea that we are all connected as Tpartner colleges and universities. Given this financial partnership, we are pleased to recognize their generous support for today’s scholars citizens of the world is a terrific thing, and it makes Macalester and and tomorrow’s leaders. Each partner school was invited to submit the names of those they would like listed in this report along with the Davises. the communities our scholars move into better for their presence.” This effort at donor recognition only scratches the surface of the many who give to their alma maters in support of the financial aid awarded to our scholars. We are grateful to those who are contributing to their schools in this way, and look forward to the continuing growth of this honor President of University of Richmond: “Davis UWC Scholars are true roll in the years ahead. global leaders committed to harnessing the power of diversity to This recognition is arranged by partner school with the information they provided. It captures the growing number of philanthropists build true understanding across ideological and cultural captivated by the value of supporting our scholars — and theirs — by investing at their chosen college or university. Some have given to annual boundaries.” funds, indicating their interest in the Davis UWC Scholars Program. Others have given larger amounts ($10,000 or more) toward their alma mater’s portion of a scholar’s total financial-aid package and have been assigned scholars, sharing naming opportunities with the Davises. A President of Bucknell University: “Davis Scholars make lasting and few have given major endowments in support of international scholarships assigned to Davis UWC Scholars and share naming opportunities positive differences on campus and beyond. Their passion, with the Davises each year. At the heart of the Davis UWC Scholars Program is “giving back,” a trait we strive to see manifested over time in our The Shelby Davis-Phil Geier partnership began in 1998 on the leadership, and service raise our own aspirations, and the scholars as they make their way in the world. UWC-USA campus when Phil was its president. friendships they make with their classmates build the foundation for truly global citizenship.” Q: How would you describe Davis UWC Scholars’ impact on the partner colleges and universities? President of Middlebury College: “Through their diverse academic Amherst College Alice ’92 and Filippo Cardini BAF International Kevin T. Slattery 1976 Memorial Scholarship The Christianson Family Fund Scholarship Phil: We should let presidents and chancellors of Davis UWC achievements, leadership in student government and Smith-Bellone Family Goldman Sachs Scholars Bates College Ronald J. Chao Memorial Fund Fund Scholars Program partner schools describe the impact UWC organizations, and in the thoughtfulness and compassion they Karen Harris ’74, P ’07 and Robert L. Gips P Chey Family International Scholarship Sunrise Scholarship graduates have on their campuses. Here is a brief selection exhibit as volunteers on campus and beyond, Davis UWC ’07 Scholarship Fund” Chiaphua Engineering Scholarship Szatai Scholarship reflecting how valuable the program is to all aspects of life on Scholars model 21st-century citizenship.” Dean James L. Reese Scholarship Fund Cho Family Chancellor’s Scholarship Varun A. Thapar ’07 Scholarship Tanaka Memorial Foundation Scholarship Class of 1961 Scholarship Travers Family International Scholarship Fund the campuses of partner colleges and universities: Editor’s note: please see numerous other Presidents’ Perspectives elsewhere throughout this report. Jou S. and Mabel Tchao Scholarship Class of 1987 Scholarship Wu and Sophonpanich Fund President of Princeton University: “UWC values motivate our Davis Brandeis University Class of 1989 Scholarship Michelle Bernard ’93 and Mustafa Zaidi ’90 Jan P. Davis ’83 and Charles M. Davis ’82 Endowed Scholarship UWC Scholars to be leaders in diverse aspects of the college Diepold Family Endowed Scholarship Q: 2020 has been challenging—what keeps you hopeful that a more Scholarship experience. Some pursue the path of direct service through local Sylvia Hassenfeld Endowed Scholarship Bucknell University united, sustainable, and peaceful future is still within reach? East/West Endowed Scholarship Heller School for Social Policy & Management— Michael M. and Lillian Amber Fremont social-justice organizations and community activism. Others Shelby and Phil: While a terrible pandemic has impaired 2020 with Ellwein Family Scholarship Fund Sustainable International Development (SID) Scholarship focus on deep intellectual engagement in their academic fields. the tragic loss of lives and extremely difficult economic Perry Edson Faunce Scholarship Program Carleton College Mark R. Franklin ’79 Scholarship Fund Still others craft unique international experiences that involve circumstances, we remain hopeful and optimistic about the International Business School C.V. Starr Endowed Scholarship Malkin ed Scholarship Wladyslaw Gorski Memorial Scholarship personal engagement with people of diverse cultures and to link future. We believe that staying focused, working hard, and George International Fellowships Richard and Barbara Silverman Endowed Herrmann Family Scholarship that encounter with meaningful independent research.” Kellogg Scholarships remaining true to our shared values and goals will see the UWC Scholarship for Israeli Students M. Brian Hong ’94 International Brown Annual Underbrink Fund for Global Initiatives President of Skidmore College: “The Davis UWC Scholars Program movement and our partner colleges and universities regain Sylvia and Joseph Slifka Israeli Coexistence Fund Scholarship Scholarship Hong Kong Scholarship College of Idaho serves as a beacon of light to everyone committed to strength and become even more effective at shaping global Celia and Joseph Stein Endowed Scholarship Kedar Family Financial Aid Fund The Bava Emergency Fund citizens over the years and decades ahead. Our partner colleges international education and global leadership. Through this The Tohizo Tom Watanabe ’73 International Henry and Sally Leung Scholarship Bitner Vineyards highly successful program, the founders’ vision of international and universities regain strength and become even more valuable Scholarship Program” McClain Family Scholarship Ron and Mary Bitner understanding and transformational philanthropy translates into to shaping global citizens in the years and decades ahead. Wien International Scholarship Program Sir Douglas Myers Presidential Scholarship College of Idaho Campus Ministries Professor Charles H. Nichols National Adan De La Paz practical advances in peace and global understanding across Despite the many challenges and unknowns we are facing, we Brown University Scholarship Fund Mary Fraser Alomran Family International Scholarship the world.” remain confident about the UWC movement’s possibilities, its PFCK International Scholarship Idaho Community Foundation Anonymous International Scholarship Fund graduates, and their potential for positive change in the world. Carlos Rodriguez-Pastor Latin American Student Winston Moore Endowed Scholarship President of Macalester College: “The relationship with the United Esther Elizabeth Brintzenhoff Scholarship Scholarship Martha Taylor Bruhn International Brown Annual Fund World Colleges is one of the most precious things we have at Shoman Scholarship Fund Scholarship continued on next page

20 Uniting the World Davis United World College Scholars Program 21 Eloise Van Slyke Lewis & Clark College Sara L. Martus and Stephen D. Martus ’86, Mary Livingston Griggs and Mary Griggs Burke Brothers Brook Foundation Travel Internship Daniel F. ’65 and Ann H. Sullivan Endowment Wells Fargo Foundation Paget-Davis UWC Scholars Program P ’19 Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Grant for Student/Faculty Research Bonnie McCardell and John M. McCardell, Helen Lynd and Henry Ladd Scholarship Fund Cabot Family Endowment for International and The Tanner Fellowship Award Lane Williams Luther College Larry and Marianne Williams Foundation Jr., H ’09 Becky Perces Scholarship Fund Intercultural Education William and Judy Frear ’69 Thorpe International Synneva Hella Anderson Memorial Endowed Linda McGillicuddy and Clement McGillicuddy Paul T. Rennell Scholarship Fund Richard G. Carlson Career Services Internship Travel Fund John Zamora Scholarship Jane Schoenfeld and Michael Schoenfeld ’73 Scholarship for the Environment Fund The Walker Family US/Canadian Internship College of the Atlantic Marjorie V. Barth Scholarship in Art Michael D. Schoenfeld ’73 Scholarship Fund Social Responsibility Scholarship Fund Michael W. and Pamela Van Hoven Clark Career Janoah Bailin ’14 John G. and Mildred Breiland Endowed St. Olaf College Karen M. Shackett Barbara Walters Endowed Presidential Planning Fund Anne and Bob Bass Scholarship Barnes and Noble Book Scholarship Aaron Sones Scholarship Fund Jeanne P. Clear ’41 Endowed Scholarship Lisa Bjerke ’13 Torrie and Julia Lee Gesley Scholarship Gangsei: Dr. Lyle Memorial Fund Tana Sterrett Scott ’65 Sol Feinstone International Study Prize David Bonner Winship Engebret Nelson (Sebo) Hong Scholarship School of the Art Institute of Chicago Groot Scholarship P. Rattazzi Whittle and Mr. Christopher Whittle Sol Feinstone Internships Krahn Family Student Life Service Award Contemporary Art Practices Scholarship Larson-Ronken Scholarship Lynn Boulger and Tim Garrity Ferguson Family University Fellows Endowment Ruth Mostrom Scholarship for International Northwestern University Jeffery Geesa Memorial Scholarship Ronald & Rachel Mandsager Pechauer Family Darron ’92 and Karen Collins Freeman Foundation Asian Endowment Students The 1851 Scholarship Fund Sbonga Dlamini ’17 Skidmore College Clark L. Gage Prizes Endowment Fund Outstanding Women in Mathematics and Class of 1912 LAS Scholarship Bill and Wendy Foulke Class of 1946 Scholarship Gardner Career Awareness Endowment Fund Trinity College Statistics Scholarship Brian d’Arcy James Scholarship in Theatre Amy and Phil Geier Alumni Clubs Scholarship Paul Gilbert ’72 P ’09 and 1823 Scholarship Program Roslien Family Scholarship in Natural History and Radio/Television/Film Natalie Hamill ’06 and Josh Perslweig Edna Butler Briggs ’40 Scholarship Pat Romeo-Gilbert ’74 Anonymous Sodexo Meal Plan Award Efrusy Family Scholarship Fund Nishi Rajakaruna ’92 Frechette Family Foundation Scholarship in Giltz, DeLauder & McCullough International Bogle Family Scholarship Fund Wigeland/American-Scandinaviann Foundation Carol Gasser Jones Scholarship Taj Schottland ’10 Education Studies Travel Award E. C. Converse Scholarship Fund Scholarship James H. McBurney Scholarship Kyle Scott Shank ’14 Amy ’74 and Phil Geier Karen Caines ’93 and C. Neil ’94 Gray Fund for Andrew Forrester ’61 Scholarship Fund for Xie Family Scholarship for Global Experiences Chris Toomey Joshua G. Nolan Estate for Scholarships in Nancy L. Healy ’70 Scholarship International Studies Entrepreneurial Students Liberal Arts Macalester College Dorothea Jackson Citti ’45 Scholarship Susan Brown ’76 Hallenbeck and Rober M. James R. Foster ’52 and Family Scholarship Dartmouth College Pledge Scholarship American Friends of the Middle East Marjorie Kirk ’39 Memorial Scholarship Hallenbeck ’76 Endowment for International Fund King Scholar Leadership Program UWC Scholarship Fund Scholarship Haoran Ma ’12 Research and Study Kay Koweluk Orfitelli Memorial Scholarship Davidson College Kofi Annan Scholarship Occidental College Dorothy Madden Kalley ’41 Scholarship Eric H. Hanson ’70 Endowment for International Fund Anonymous Yahya Armajani Scholarship Carole G. Abernethy ’59 and David R. Megan ’08 and Doug McAdams Study Shiras Morris Scholarship Fund Earlham College Jimm Crowder and Steve Colee Endowed Abernethy ’59 Megan McAdams ’08 International Community Inger Jo Hanson Memorial Award Ronald H. Weissman Scholarship Fund Scholarship Nico Brooks ’91 and Polly Dawkins ’87 Leonard P ’87 and Emese Green Endowed Service Internship Award Kiene/Torosian International Study Award Tufts University Edwin S. Elwell - Middle East Scholarship Jerry ’63 and Jannie ’65 Dusseau Scholarship Melissa Mosher Bilodeau ’76 Scholarship Eugenie Van Drooge Kissinger ’54 Endowed The Oliver Chapman Fund Estudiar con Esperanza Scholarship Panda Endowed Scholarship Award for International Study Georgetown University Miriam and Harold Oberkotter Scholarship Jane Etish-Andrews Endowed Scholarship Nels & John Fahlgren Scholarship Jennifer W. Knowles ’89 and Robert M. Knowles Pedro Arrupe S.J. Scholarship for Peace Pitzer College Palamountain Scholarship Robert B. Gile Scholarship P’21 Internship Fund Union College Bridge of the Americas Endowed Scholarship Gottlieb External Studies Endowed Fund Elizabeth Righter Plank ’24 Scholarship Allen Moore Scholarship Koski Family University Fellowship Alan Lascher Endowed Scholarship Nash Family Endowed Study Abroad Sybil Small ’31 Scholarship Kalamazoo College Dan and Kiki Mahar Endowed Internship Fund Harold B. Shapira Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Barbara Underhill Collyer ’52 Scholarship University of Chicago Van Dalson Scholarship Fund Minogue Rhetoric and Communications Studies C.V. Starr Scholarship Friends of Luke Rogers International Programs Mr. Yahia M. Imam and Ms. Kelsey P. Weiss ’12 Neubauer Family Foundation Global Leadership Scholarship James Tripp Endowed Scholarship Award Endowed Funds Adele Whitney Morrison ’26 Scholarship University of Florida Marie Wunderlich Scholarship Moran Family Fund Kenyon College John and Carrie Santangelo Foundation Wildman-Maynard Scholarship Dr. Margaret Early’s United World College Nancy Pierce Endowed Award for International Doug Fleming ’70 Middlebury College Endowed Fund Scholarship Program St. John’s College Studies Karyn L. Zieve and Joel M. Cohen ’84, P’15, ’19 Study Abroad Student Support Fund Lake Forest College Anonymous The H. L. Platt and Barbara Glendenning Platt University of Michigan Howard P. Colhoun Ringling College of Art + Design William G. Brown St. Lawrence University ’53, P ’83 International Travel Fund Cliff Siegel Nancy Donovan Ann E. Crumb ’71 and Richard N. Crumb ’69, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Schweigaard-Olsen Alumni Executive Council Endowment for Ali Pomponio Research Award for International University of Oklahoma The Grace Groner Foundation P ’00, ’03, ’07 Dr. and Mrs. Stan Williams Studies Internships and Experiential Learning Fund The Holden Family Gale Lansing Davis and Shelby M. Davis P’01 Leslie ’87 and John ’85 Reed President’s Lehigh University Sarah Lawrence College D. Douglas Andrews Memorial Award Sooner Heritage Scholarships Meaghen Hoang and Discretionary Fund Hans J. Baer Endowed International Mary Miller Davidoff Scholarship Fund Gregg and Camy Asplundh Award for Sooners Helping Sooners Patrick M. Ganey p’22, ’24 The Betsy Cogger Rezelman International Travel Scholarship Gaylord Donnelley Family Scholarship for International Studies University of Oklahoma Foundation, Inc. Amy Y. Geier and Philip O. Geier P’06, Hon ’08 Endowment Fund Lee Iacocca International Internship Social Responsibility Sabra J. Bartlett ’74 Award for International Charles G. Knox University of Richmond Scholarship Priscilla Finn Hawkins Memorial Scholarship Studies The Romeo/Gilbert Intercultural Endowment Erika H. Lederman ’86 and John Kremer IV Arabic Studies Paul and Karen Levy International Scholarship Fund Daniel L. Brindisi ’89 and Cynthia K. Brindisi P Robert L. Stiles P’71 University Fellows ’85, P’19 Scholarship Fund ’19 Internship Fellowship Endowment continued on next page

22 Uniting the World Davis United World College Scholars Program 23 Philanthropists Honor Roll continued Where the Scholars Come From Don Quijote Scholarship J.P. & L.T. Marangu Family Scholarship Rev. Troy & Rev. Carolyn Pflibsen French Studies Plapinger Family Scholarship Darold D. & Arvella K. Pipho he Davis United World College (UWC) Scholars are graduates of academic standards delivered through the International Friends of Study Abroad Scholarship Fund President’s International Advisory Council Dr. Fred D. & Patricia S. Ribich German Studies Program Scholarships Brian M. & Jill E. Roberts Ta family of worldwide schools that share a mission of making Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Program. Global Studies Program Sarah Tod Fitz Randolph Scholarship Fund David R. & Rita M. Rusley education a force to unite people, nations, and cultures for peace Today, more than 11,000 students from over 163 countries are Jean Gray Wright Scholarship Yannis Pavlos Vardinoyannis Scholarship Fund Jack V. & Marietta M. Schemmel and a sustainable future. The UWC movement was founded in 1962 studying on the UWC campuses. Admission to a UWC school is Ada Moss Harlow and Willliam Maupin Harlow Wartburg College Garlin & Sonia Scherb Scholarship James R. & Barbara A. Anderson Rev. Michael L. & Kathe L. Sherer and now comprises a network of 18 international schools on four independent of socioeconomic means, with over 80 percent of UWC International Education Discretionary Fund Ronald H. & Loretta A. Stahlberg Dr. Corey L. & Dr. Karla Belken continents, short courses and a system of volunteer-run National National Committee-selected students in the IB diploma program International Students Support Fund Dr. Benjamin D. & Dr. Samantha C. Larimer Harold E. Sweeney, Jr. Italian Department Bousquet David & Christine Tatge Committees in more than 155 countries. receiving full or partial financial support. Japanese Language Program Mark A. & Heather J. Brauer Mary K. Taylor UWC offers a challenging education to an intentionally diverse Graduates of the UWCs are eligible to become Davis UWC Languages, Literatures and Cultures Sheree S. Covert Dr. Mark F. Trax & Dr. Ann Henninger Discretionary Fund Sherry J. Crowley Gerald A. & Dr. Susan K. Vallem group of students, placing high value on experiential learning, Scholars at nearly a hundred college and university campuses Latin America and Iberian Studies Discretionary John P. & Barbara Dahlby Dr. Fredric & Dr. Edith Waldstein Fund community service and outdoor activities, and complementing high throughout the U.S. Mildred I. Dieter Shirley S. Walker John Marshall International Center for Study of Dr. Delford I. Doherty Dr. August W. & Barbara J. Waltmann Statesmanship Mary G. Dorpinghaus Dr. William L. & Carol A. Waltmann Joseph Edwin Trader Fund for International Jo Lynn S. Dorrance Kirk D. & Annette M. Weih Students Kimberly K. Folkers Dr. Edward A. & Jill L. Westen Virginia Foundation for the Humanities UWC in Mostar Fathy Majadly & Michelle M. Wichman Red Cross (2006) Language Exchange Program David W. & Merry L. Fredrick Drs. Roland K. & Dr. Sharon A. Yoshida Nordic UWC Patricia A. and George W. Wellde, Jr. James B. & Judith K. Grubs (1995) Rev. Edgar A. & Verona R. Zelle International Scholarship Cassandra Hales Dr. William E. Hamm UWC Maastricht Westminster College UWC of University of Rochester (2009) Dr. David C. Hampton The Pat Kirby Endowed Scholarship the Atlantic Class of 1961 Reunion Scholarship Fund (1962) Joel D. Holthaus Vernon W. & Marion K. Piper Endowed Ezra A. and Josephine Booth Hale Scholarship Daniel W. & Stephanie M. Huff Scholarship for Study Abroad Fund UWC Helem M. Imbrock Robert Bosch College Dalai Family Endowed Scholarship Fund Whitman College (2014) UWC of UWC ISAK Japan Dale L. Johnson the Adriatic (2017) Karl and Monica M. Geercken Endowed Ms. Kris Barry (1982) Douglas & Joan Kirkpatrick Lester B. Pearson Scholarship Fund Williams College UWC of the Pacific Dr. Daniel R. & Ashley Kueker Kittle (1974) UWC Changshu Richard and Martha Handler for the Alan and Phil ’70 and Amy Geier China Jane Handler Scholarship Fund Rick Knivsland & Barbara J. Fedeler (2015) Carol A. Koeneman Nancy A. Liberman Scholarship Fund UWC–USA Li Po Chun UWC Ferm M. Kruger (1982) UWC of (1992) Mark Quinlan Endowed Scholarship Fund Thailand Mahindra Gene P. & Pat J. Leonhart (2016) John W. Radu Endowed Scholarship Fund UWC of India Swindler Family Endowed Scholarship Fund Dr. Terrence J. & Lois Lindell UWC of UWC (1997) Costa Rica Dilijan Patrick T. Malloy & Dr. Joyce E. Boss (2014) University of Virginia (2006) UWC Dr. J. Keith & Kathy L. McClung East Africa UWC of G. Bernard Hamilton Dr. David A. & Janet J. McCullough (2019) South East Asia (1971) Vassar College Mary L. Mortensen Shirley Oakes Butler Scholarship Fund J. Howard & Frances J. Mueller The Martha Jarnigan Evans Scholarship Fund Gregory J. & Susan L. Path Dorothy W. King Scholarship Fund Waterford Dr. James J. & Janet Pence Kamhlaba UWC (1981)

24 Uniting the World Davis United World College Scholars Program 25 The UWC Schools

UWC Adriatic, founded in 1982 UWC Dilijan opened in 2014, with Li Po Chun UWC of Hong Kong, Pearson College UWC was near Trieste, was the first UWC generous funding from the RVVF founded in 1992, emphasizes the founded in 1974 on Vancouver Island outside the English-speaking world. Foundation. The campus is set on Chinese traditions of proper conduct, in British Columbia, Canada. The The school’s buildings and residences 88 acres of land backing onto a practical wisdom, appropriate social floating marine-sciences center are spread throughout the Italian- beautiful national park. The relationships, and respect for contains a well-equipped seafront Slovene village of Duino. All students study Italian, and educational program is diverse and engages with both the academic learning. Li Po Chun has developed strong links with environmental-systems lab, and students conduct research participate in a social-service program with the local community. expansive setting and the local community. The college various parts of the country, especially for service activities. above and below water at nearby Race Rocks, an ecological builds upon the movement’s legacy of engaging with reserve managed by the college. UWC Atlantic College, the first postconflict zones to create dialogue and a peaceful future. UWC Maastricht was founded in UWC, was founded in 1962 in the 2009 in the Netherlands through the UWC Red Cross Nordic opened in 12th-century St. Donat’s Castle on the UWC East Africa was established merger of two international schools. It 1995 in Flekke, Fjaler municipality in south Wales coastline. The college in 1969 in Moshi Kilimanjaro as is the third UWC school that educates western Norway. Both regional and places a strong focus on community International School Moshi (ISM) younger students, along with teaching Red Cross traditions are reflected in service with a wide range of opportunities open to students. and opened a second campus in the IB diploma. the school’s emphasis on Nordic Arusha in 1987. In August 2019, it studies and humanitarian and environmental concerns. UWC Costa Rica, near the capital welcomed its first cohort of UWC students as the second UWC Mahindra College, founded Cooperation with the Red Cross creates service opportunities in San Jose, is UWC’s only bilingual UWC school on the African continent. It is the oldest school in 1997, is in a rural area of the areas such as first aid, lifesaving, youth training, and school, teaching the IB in English in Africa to offer the International Baccalaureate Diploma western Ghats near Pune. The school humanitarian action. and Spanish. It became a UWC in Program (IBDP). Located in the mountainous northeast of has dedicated much of its land to a 2006, and its approach is built on Tanzania, the school offers unique outdoor experiences that biodiversity park and conservation UWC Robert Bosch College peace, environment, and multiculturalism. train the students in teamwork and leadership skills. reserve, which is a study resource for all local schools and opened in 2014 in Germany. Built colleges. Mahindra also supports local schools with its thanks to the generosity of the

UWC Changshu China opened in UWC ISAK Japan admitted its first educational program, Akshara, and community-service projects. Robert Bosch Foundation, the 2015 and offers a two-year IB students in 2017. The school was campus is a former Carthusian diploma program as well as a one- founded by an alumna of UWC UWC in Mostar, founded in 2006, monastery in Freiburg. Recognized as a “green city,” it’s year pre-IB preparatory program. Pearson College and offers an is the first UWC with the explicit aim suited to the college’s emphasis on environmental Changshu is located in Yangtze innovative leadership program of contributing to the reconstruction of sustainability and how technology can be used and developed Delta, in the Suzhou metropolitan area. The vision of the first integrated into all aspects of life including academics, a postconflict society, in this case to build a peaceful and sustainable future. campus in mainland China is to become a sustainable cocurricular activities, and the residential experience. Students Bosnia and Herzegovina. A diversity of village dedicated to the fostering of peace and international also have the opportunity to study Japanese language and to students from the country, the region, and abroad live, study, understanding. explore Japanese culture, history, and traditions. and volunteer together in the community, offering the host nation a working example of integrated education.

26 Uniting the World Davis United World College Scholars Program 27 Class of 2021 The following pages list the members of the Davis UWC Scholars Class of 2021. The listing is alphabetical and includes theThe following pages list the members of the and their major field(s) of study. the UWC school they attended, their college or university, scholar’s home country, The Class of 2021 The Class became a was founded in 1982 on thewas founded site of historic Montezuma Castle near Las Montezuma Castle site of historic Programs emphasize New Mexico. Vegas, engagement, wildernesscommunity Southwest studies.experience, service, and UWC in 1981 and educates students agesUWC in 1981 and educates the capital11–18. Just outside Mbabane, of Eswatini, the UWC is a pan-African institution with a global outlook. Students UWC–USA UWC–USA Kamhlaba UWC Waterford Students also study intercultural communication and mediationStudents also study intercultural Engagement of Conflict (CEC) and global- through the Constructive issues programs. and staff are committed to understanding and addressing theand staff are committed to understanding and of the world. complex challenges facing Africa and the rest

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Changshu Dlan 221 Dlan tlant 11 ostar 22 ostar drat 1 , founded in, founded 2 aan earson 11 is situated in northern L o Chun 1 aastrht 1 1971, is the largest UWC school, with largest UWC school, 1971, is the at two students ages 4–18 about 5,389 in Singapore at full capacity. campuses program global-concerns The school’s Phuket, Thailand. Representing 65 differentPhuket, Thailand. Representing internationalnationalities, it is a truly to the mission ofcommunity dedicated making education a force to unite people, UWC Thailand UWC South East Asia South East UWC Waterford Waterford ahlaa 2 ahndra 1 Uniting the World US 22 Red Cross 1 Sources of the Davis UWC Scholars* 2 28 Thaland 1 1 Roert osh 1 introduces concepts in leadership and organization, and all studentsintroduces concepts in their own initiatives along with doingare encouraged to develop community service. nations, and cultures for peace and a sustainable future.nations, and cultures for peace and a sustainable potential, cultivateStudents seek to realize their highest human genuine happiness, and take mindful and compassionate action. *as of 10/31/20 South East sa 1 Maha Abadi Enitan Adetona Ali Al Khayer Bakr Al-Taie Dominique Arsenault Panun Bali Palestine Nigeria Syria Iraq Canada Singapore UWC Atlantic College UWC South East Asia Pearson College UWC UWC Robert Bosch Pearson College UWC UWC South East Asia St. Olaf College University of Oklahoma University of Oklahoma College College of the Atlantic University of Chicago Sociology/Anthropology/ Aviation Management Information St. Olaf College Human Ecology Computer Science/ International Relations Systems/Finance Biology/Environmental Economics Studies Marya Abd El Hadi Imaculada Adolfo Mojolaoluwa Alabi Can Altunkaynak Giacomo Ascenzi Folarin Bandele Palestine Angola USA Turkey Italy Nigeria UWC Maastricht UWC Robert Bosch UWC Atlantic College UWC Dilijan UWC Dilijan UWC Changshu China St. Olaf College College Brown University Lewis & Clark College Pomona College St. Olaf College Biology University of Oklahoma Economics International Affairs International Relations/ Sociology/Anthropology Public Relations Economics

Shreif Abdallah Shruti Agarwal Nazem Aldroubi Mohammad Alwahdanee Yamaan Attwa Samay Bansal Egypt Singapore Syria Jordan Syria USA Waterford Kamhlaba UWC South East Asia UWC Atlantic College UWC Robert Bosch UWC Dilijan UWC South East Asia UWC Cornell University Brown University College Princeton University Cornell University University of Rochester Applied Economics & Computer Science University of Oklahoma Mathematics Hotel Administration Computer Science Management/ Electrical Engineering Information Sciences Paige Barcant Mohamed Abdi Camila Alem Pinto Gregcharles Azih Mujahed Nawaf Aghbar Arsh Amin Trinidad & Tobago Mohamed Bolivia Nigeria Jordan Pakistan UWC-USA Somalia Pearson College UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Dilijan UWC Costa Rica University of Florida UWC-USA Skidmore College UWC Methodist University Bucknell University Family, Youth & Community Macalester College Education Studies/French College of Idaho Business Administration/ Computer Engineering Sciences Computer Science Financial Economics Business/Psychology

Reka Baan Yazid Barhoush Daughter Abizeye Becky Ahikiriza Lauren Alfaro Nunez Maria Aragon Orrego Hungary Palestine Rwanda Uganda Costa Rica Peru UWC Dilijan UWC Mahindra College UWC Atlantic College UWC Red Cross Nordic Pearson College UWC UWC Robert Bosch Hood College Earlham College University of Oklahoma College of Idaho University of Oklahoma College Human Development & Civil Engineering Business/Psychology Studio Arts Business Administration/ College of the Atlantic Psychology Social Relations Human Ecology

Bayu Ahmad Ofelya Baghdasaryan Mathilde Barland Delaine Abner Muffadal Ali Celia Aranda Reina Indonesia Armenia France Eswatini Pakistan Spain UWC Robert Bosch UWC Dilijan UWC Maastricht Waterford Kamhlaba Li Po Chun UWC UWC Adriatic College University of Oklahoma Brown University UWC Colby College Princeton University Middlebury College Biochemistry International Relations Bennington College Psychology/Computer Civil & Environmental Mathematics/Computer Biochemistry Science Engineering Science Seda Bagiryan Carmen Rocio Barrios Kata Alilovic Bruno Aravena Maguida Abd Aljabar Abo Shokur Richard Akomea Armenia Castellanos Croatia Chile Sweden Ghana UWC Maastricht Honduras UWC in Mostar UWC Maastricht UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Red Cross Nordic St. Olaf College UWC South East Asia University of Florida Princeton University Skidmore College University of Rochester Political Science/ Skidmore College Biomedical Engineering Economics Economics Electrical & Computer International Relations Human Physiological Engineering Sciences Class of 2021 Omar Alsaeed Aryana Arianassl Haja Isatu Bah Favour Adejor Omale Ogheneochuko Pradip Basnet Syria Iran Sierra Leone Nigeria Akpovbovbo Nepal UWC Dilijan UWC Maastricht UWC Red Cross Nordic Li Po Chun UWC Nigeria UWC-USA Middlebury College Bard College Skidmore College Methodist University Pearson College UWC Methodist University Physics Humanities, Arts & Environmental Studies Psychology/Applied Lewis & Clark College Business Administration/ Social Thought Financial Economics Forensic Sciences Economics

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Asude Baykal James Bicamumpaka Laura Botero Vallejo An ER Doc on the COVID Front Turkey Eswatini Colombia UWC Costa Rica Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Costa Rica “It has been a year of personal and professional growth fighting COVID on the front lines,” reports University of Rochester UWC Macalester College Dr. Robert “Bobby” Redwood (USA, UWC-USA, Colby College ’06), who was promoted to chief of Electrical & Computer Stanford University Psychology/Neuroscience Engineering Electrical Engineering emergency medicine at Cooley Dickinson Hospital in Northampton, Massachusetts this year. He’s worked to transform the hospital’s Respiratory Emergency Department “to appropriately Jose Mari Bayuga Sofiia Bikbaeva Hamza Boubacar treat COVID patients with emergent presentations,” he writes. “Our department is also championing Philippines Russia Kassomou Li Po Chun UWC UWC Dilijan Niger a hospital-wide effort to address and dismantle structural racism in our medical community.” College of Idaho St. Olaf College UWC South East Asia “Every emergency is a failure of prevention,” he continues. “It is my professional motto and International Political Political Science/History Methodist University Economy/History Engineering/Mathematics the driving force behind my work as a dual-trained emergency and preventive medicine physician. The impact of the United World College, Colby College, and the Davis UWC Scholars Program on Amer Begovic Nasri Binsaleh Abdoul Bounia Yahaya Bosnia-Herzegovina Thailand Niger my life’s mission cannot be overstated. I analyze population health data and design emergency UWC in Mostar Li Po Chun UWC UWC-USA department systems, so that we can bring evidence-based medicine to the emergent patient and Dr. Robert “Bobby” Redwood University of Oklahoma University of Oklahoma Middlebury College Entrepreneurship & Venture Biomedical Engineering Economics/Mathematics improve outcomes for diseases like sepsis, opioid use disorder or multi-drug resistant organisms. Management “My work spans the globe, from short-term projects in Ethiopia, Ghana, and Bolivia, to long-term commitments in rural

Veronica Bejm Franco Colton Bishop Sam Brakarsh Wisconsin, the greater Midwest and, most recently, western Massachusetts. My wife Susanne (a German citizen and UWC-USA Paraguay USA Zimbabwe alum) and I often take time to marvel and express gratitude at the incredible impact that the UWC movement has had on our own UWC Maastricht UWC Atlantic College UWC Costa Rica St. Olaf College Princeton University Yale University lives, and subsequently our communities.” Sociology/Anthropology Computer Science Sociology

Cecil-Francis Fanni Beleznay Yashshree Raj Bisht Kayla Burrowes Mesut Caliskan Donovan Cassidy-Nolan Brenninkmeijer Hungary India Belize Turkey Canada USA UWC Atlantic College UWC South East Asia UWC Atlantic College UWC Maastricht UWC Robert Bosch UWC South East Asia St. Olaf College Lewis & Clark College University of Rochester University of Chicago College Georgetown University Computer Science English Neuroscience Physics/Astrophysics Princeton University Economics Molecular Biology Muamer Brka Lars Cronje Bjorndal Rim Belkouadssi Bosnia-Herzegovina Hana Bushara Leticia Cancax Cua Andre Castells Norway Morocco UWC in Mostar Bermuda Guatemala Costa Rica UWC Costa Rica UWC Adriatic University of Rochester UWC Adriatic UWC Costa Rica UWC Costa Rica University of Florida University of Florida Financial Economics/ St. Lawrence University College of Idaho University of Oklahoma Economics Electrical Engineering Biology Global Studies Psychology/Health Sciences Aviation

Peter Broni Darkwah Mrugank Bhusari Jona Bocari Isaac Byrne J. Ivan Cardona Ghana Rodrigo Castillo Perez India Albania Ireland Mexico UWC-USA USA UWC Mahindra College UWC Adriatic UWC Atlantic College UWC-USA University of Oklahoma UWC Changshu China Tufts University University of North Middlebury College University of Rochester Biochemistry Northwestern University International Relations Carolina at Chapel Hill International Politics/ Neuroscience Political Science/ History/Mathematics Economics International Studies

Hoa Bui Class of 2021 Noor Bibi Anna Bogdanok Silvia Cantu Bautista Zharina Nikko Vietnam Mandisa Chabwera Pakistan Ukraine Mexico Tomas Casil UWC Mahindra College Malawi UWC in Mostar UWC Costa Rica Pearson College UWC Philippines Lehigh University UWC Atlantic College Luther College Brown University Middlebury College UWC Maastricht General Studies Methodist University Neuroscience Economics Political Science University of Oklahoma Political Science Philosophy/Political Science

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Emily Cochran Rosa Dabulu Siletselwe Dlamini Acting to Advance World USA Zambia Eswatini UWC-USA UWC Thailand UWC Changshu China Carleton College Methodist University Luther College Understanding Political Science/ Financial Economics/ Environmental Studies International Relations Marketing When Guillermo Rodriguez Medina (Venezuela, Li Po Chun UWC, Amherst College ’22) learned that his country’s UWC committee was struggling to fund its selection process, Zala Cok Alix Dagan Temalangeni Dlamini Slovenia France Eswatini he began arranging to work there as a summer intern. But when Venezuela’s political UWC in Mostar UWC Costa Rica UWC Red Cross Nordic turmoil made travel home dangerous, he secured funding through Amherst for a remote Macalester College Case Western Reserve Macalester College Biology/Media & University Economics/Mathematics internship—and “Memo” spent the summer of 2019 building an online membership Cultural Studies International Studies system and website for the UWC program, which raised the needed funds. Martin Contreras Carrera Mikhail Davydov Lutfo Dludlu “I am still leading the project!” he reports. “It’s an online platform for alumni to Guillermo Rodriguez Medina Mexico Russia Eswatini make recurring donations.” Curious about the causes of authoritarianism in his country, UWC Maastricht UWC Maastricht Waterford Kamhlaba Brown University Lewis & Clark College UWC Memo became a research assistant to Javier Corrales, chair of the Political Science Department at Amherst. Using an index the Computer Science/ Studio Art College of Idaho professor’s research team created, he produced a report that evaluated the high level of involvement by Venezuela’s military in Economics Business government affairs. Maya Dayan Giulia Cordella Nam Do Memo has also been an active member of the Zumbayes, an a cappella group, and has served as program coordinator for the Germany Italy Vietnam UWC Mahindra College Center for International Student Engagement. He also led a biweekly Global News Hour discussion forum. UWC Maastricht UWC-USA Brown University Lewis & Clark College Brown University “In these meetings, which usually last one hour, I would propose three current issues to discuss,” Memo says. “We usually read Public Policy Psychology/World Computer Science articles and watch educational videos together, then discuss the events, the way in which they were covered, and other related Languages issues. Although I didn't start Global News Hour, one of my main goals was increasing the number of attendees.” Diana Dayoub Bayley Cornish Ketevan Dolidze Syria Australia Republic of Georgia UWC Dilijan UWC South East Asia Pearson College UWC Princeton University Tufts University University of Oklahoma School of Public & Physics International Studies Piyathida Chankhao Yuxiang Chen Kimheang Chham International Affairs Thailand China Cambodia Li Po Chun UWC UWC Changshu China UWC South East Asia Melanie De Vincentiis Methodist University Northwestern University Luther College Marcos Andres Catia Pinas Dombaxe USA Accounting Computer Science/ General Studies Coto Jaen Angola UWC in Mostar Industrial Engineering Costa Rica UWC Maastricht Northwestern University UWC Costa Rica Methodist University University of Rochester Communication Studies Amarnath Chaudhari Yuxin Cheng Heloisa Chipuio Chemistry Economics/Political Science India China Angola UWC Robert Bosch UWC South East Asia UWC Changshu China College School of the Art Institute University of Oklahoma Jordon Crawford Mira Decheva Maggie Dong Methodist University of Chicago Electrical Engineering Jamaica Bulgaria Singapore Business Administration Fine Arts UWC Robert Bosch UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC South East Asia College University of Rochester Georgetown University Whitman College Business Marketing Danai Chekenya Wai Julia Cheung Liza Mucyo Clairagneau Regional & Comparative Politics/Race & Ethnic Hong Kong Rwanda Studies Zimbabwe Studies Waterford Kamhlaba Li Po Chun UWC UWC Robert Bosch Class of 2021 UWC University of California College Michelle Fae D Souza Suman Dhungana Caifang (Nina) Du Wartburg College Berkeley Lewis & Clark College Portugal Nepal China International Relations/ Economics Psychology/Mathematics UWC Mahindra College Pearson College UWC UWC Maastricht Business Administration University of California College of Idaho Stanford University Berkeley Biology Computer Science/English Computer Science

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Thabani Dube Augustine Ezeogu Alexander Franklin Working to Democratize the World’s Health Care Zimbabwe Eswatini Hong Kong Waterford Kamhlaba Waterford Kamhlaba Li Po Chun UWC Niamé Daffé (Mali, Waterford Kamhlaba UWC, Dartmouth College ’18) spent a year after UWC UWC Pomona College college on a fellowship with the Quarantine and Border Health Services of the U.S. University of Rochester Wartburg College Computer Science Computer Science Computer Information Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta. She then spent 15 months as a global public health Systems specialist with the the Research and Clinical Planning team of Build Health International, Mohammed Dulleh Emma Friedman Jasmine Ali Fawzi a Massachusetts nonprofit that develops high-quality health care infrastructure for low- Liberia USA Iraq Li Po Chun UWC UWC Costa Rica UWC Robert Bosch resource countries worldwide. Methodist University Macalester College College Last October, Niamé started a new job as a research assistant at Massachusetts Financial Economics Political Science/Theater & Mount Holyoke College Dance Biological Sciences/ General Hospital’s Center for Global Health (CGH) in Boston. According to the hospital, Relations the CGH “extends the Mass General mission by supporting the global entrepreneurship of Vy Duong Irith Fuks Vietnam Bruno Felalaga Netherlands our clinical staff, students and administrators to improve health among the most Ghana UWC Costa Rica UWC-USA vulnerable around the world.” Northwestern University UWC Red Cross Nordic Middlebury College Niamé Daffé Journalism Brown University Psychology Niamé’s work involves “looking at anti racism, colonialism and decolonizing global Engineering health and international development,” she writes. “The Center adopts antiracism and equity as explicit values and is looking to

Emmanuella Dwomo Keletso Gababotse engage more in research pertaining to this work. The fields of global health and international development are not free from criticism Agyei Carlos Fernandez Lopez Botswana —as practitioners, we need to reckon with certain histories and realities as it relates to our work. Ghana El Salvador Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Changshu China UWC Costa Rica UWC “I am really passionate about this work and know that it will be at the foundation of wherever my career takes me. My overall St. Lawrence University St. Olaf College Lake Forest College goal is to work to address global health challenges and to increase access to care across the African continent, where I grew up.” Biochemistry Global Development & Economics Social Enterprises/Political Science Tatenda Dzvimbo Hadjara Gado Alzouma Zimbabwe Florencia Fernandez Niger UWC in Mostar Montes UWC in Mostar Paolo Gonnelli Kasyan Green University of Oklahoma Argentina Birhanu Tadesse Middlebury College Italy United Kingdom International Development/ UWC Red Cross Nordic (La Lumiere) Gessese Mathematics/Economics UWC Changshu China UWC Atlantic College Economics Middlebury College Ethiopia Middlebury College Clark University Psychology Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Comparative Literature Geography Melie Ekunno Lerang Gaositwe Kenyon College Metehan Fidan Nigeria Botswana English Turkey UWC Adriatic Li Po Chun UWC Aruna Gopalan Andrej Grubisic UWC Mahindra College Syed Arsalan Ghani St. Olaf College Luther College India Croatia Methodist University Pakistan Chemistry/English Computer Science UWC Mahindra College UWC in Mostar Mass Communications UWC in Mostar Connecticut College University of Florida University of Rochester History Mechanical Engineering Kayla Elliott Ana Javiera Garcia Computational Biology/ Jamaica Andres Emilio Flores Nicaragua Psychology Herrera Pearson College UWC UWC Robert Bosch Nathan Gordon Matthew Grundlingh Mexico University of Florida College USA South Africa UWC Robert Bosch Sifiso Ginindza Nursing University of Rochester UWC Atlantic College UWC South East Asia College Eswatini Business Analytics & Stanford University Claremont McKenna University of Oklahoma Marketing Waterford Kamhlaba Sociology/Slavic Languages College Class of 2021 International Business/ UWC Onyinyechukwu Emeli Karina Gedlek & Literatures Economics Nigeria Management Information University of Oklahoma Systems Poland Electrical Engineering UWC South East Asia UWC Dilijan St. Olaf College University of Florida Psychology Political Science

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Wen Xiu Guo Elvis Haisa Nada Hasic Eliza Hicks Hasib Ishfer Daniel Jelcic China Zimbabwe Bosnia-Herzegovina USA Bangladesh Bosnia-Herzegovina UWC Thailand Waterford Kamhlaba UWC in Mostar UWC Costa Rica UWC Changshu China UWC in Mostar Lake Forest College UWC University of Rochester Brown University Tufts University Tufts University Data Science/Studio Art St. Olaf College Mechanical Engineering Sociology Quantitative Economics Computer Science Physics/Mathematics

Zoltan Jenei Sirig Gurung Yehya Haj Noy Hassid Nomfanelo Hlophe Christa Ishimwe Hungary Nepal Lebanon Barbados Eswatini Burundi Pearson College UWC UWC Mahindra College UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Adriatic Pearson College UWC Waterford Kamhlaba University of Richmond Amherst College University of Florida Bucknell University Methodist University UWC Accounting Economics Mechanical Engineering Cell Biology/Biochemistry Biology Luther College Psychology

Sonam Gurung Ariana Jessa Kiran Hajat Antonio Hazboun Da Thi Hoang Luna Ito-Fisher Nepal Canada Pakistan Jordan Vietnam USA UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Atlantic College Pearson College UWC Li Po Chun UWC UWC Dilijan UWC Atlantic College University of Oklahoma University of California University of Oklahoma Northwestern University Middlebury College Brown University Social Studies Education Berkeley Management Information Chemical Engineering Physics Computer Science Business Administration/ Systems Environmental Economics & Policy Victoria Gutierrez Pereira Yousssef Halim Fayrouz Helou Gisela Hoxha Jad Jabareen Bolivia Morocco Palestine Albania Palestine Bartek Jezierski UWC Maastricht UWC Mahindra College UWC-USA UWC Maastricht UWC Adriatic Poland St. Olaf College Middlebury College Methodist University Brown University College of Idaho UWC Dilijan Sociology/Anthropology International Policy & Marketing Applied Mathematics/ Business University of Rochester Development Economics Computer Science

Ana Gvozdic Xiaoyang Hu Saw Hamadamin Rebecca Henderson Elton Jacob Bosnia-Herzegovina China Alexsandre Jgarkava Iraq Bahamas Tanzania UWC Robert Bosch UWC Changshu China Republic of Georgia UWC Robert Bosch UWC-USA UWC Maastricht College Bowdoin College UWC Dilijan College Emory University University of Florida Macalester College General Studies Lake Forest College College of Idaho Neuroscience/Behavioral Computer Science Peace & Conflict Studies International Relations/ Biomedical Sciences Biology Economics Tenzin Gyalpo Aarik Ibanez Jam Riyan Hamza Tilmann Herchenroder Philip Jaeggi-Wong Tibet USA Lianbi Ji Pakistan Germany USA UWC-USA UWC South East Asia China UWC Mahindra College UWC Robert Bosch UWC-USA Middlebury College Cornell University UWC Mahindra College Luther College College Trinity College Computer Science Sociology Amherst College Physics Princeton University Chemistry/Religious Studies Economics English Class of 2021 Dveki Gyaltshen Mirette Ibrahim Olavi Hangula Antonieta Cristina Ambikaa Jaggi Bhutan Egypt Zhiyuan Jia Namibia Hernandez Urrutia India Li Po Chun UWC UWC Changshu China China UWC-USA Venezuela UWC South East Asia Lake Forest College University of Rochester UWC Changshu China University of Rochester UWC Adriatic Cornell University Sociology & Anthropology/ International Relations/ Amherst College International Relations University of Oklahoma Mechanical Engineering Business French Computer Science Psychology

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Takudzwa Katsande Rendy Khairan Abubakarr Konneh Using Data to Predict COVID-19 Status Zimbabwe Indonesia Sierra Leone Waterford Kamhlaba UWC South East Asia Li Po Chun UWC When his college pivoted to remote learning last spring, Munashe Machoko (Zimbabwe, UWC UWC University of Florida St. Olaf College Aerospace Engineering Chemistry Changshu China, Bates College ’21) couldn’t return home, so he made the most of his spring St. Olaf College Nursing and summer by participating in three highly competitive programs: the three-week Tuck Bridge program at Dartmouth’s Tuck School of Business, a one-week data camp sponsored by the Mihir Vikrant Kaulgud Artem Khan Svetlana Kononenko India Russia Russia National Science Foundation, and a “COVID Corps” summer program at the Mongan Institute of UWC-USA UWC Dilijan UWC South East Asia Massachusetts General Hospital. College of the Atlantic Princeton University St. Lawrence University Human Ecology Chemistry Neuroscience/ “The main goal for the project for my COVID Corps team was to develop a statistical model to Anthropology predict someone’s COVID-19 status,” writes Munashe, who was one of just 20 inaugural Munashe Machoko Namrata Khanvilkar Sanjana Kothary members of the Mongan Institute’s program. Myo Kaung Myanmar India USA “When the virus first hit, we didn’t have enough testing capacity. My team partnered with a developer in the UK whose mobile Li Po Chun UWC UWC Dilijan UWC Mahindra College St. Olaf College Wellesley College app would allow users to enter their symptoms. Our task was to find patterns in those symptoms, so that the next time we find a Luther College Physics/Music Biology South Asia Studies/ person exhibiting a particular set of symptoms, we would predict with a certain probability their status. Psychology “I gained a lot from working with these scientists,” adds Munashe, who hopes to work in the biotech and pharmaceutical Fred Kayitare Samia Khoder Janica Kozina industry after graduation. “My biggest takeaway was the realization of how big data can be used to solve the most pressing issues in Rwanda Brazil Bosnia-Herzegovina health care. It’s nothing new anymore to know how important big data is in solving health problems—but actually being a part of the Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Atlantic College UWC Adriatic UWC Trinity College Macalester College process is an amazing experience.” Methodist University Urban Studies Political Science/Psychology Financial Economics/ Accounting Joan Kpodzro Ryan Keel Donia Khraishi Ghana Eswatini Palestine Asha Johnson Mouhamadou Saidou UWC South East Asia Matyas Jirat Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Maastricht The Bahamas Kane Duke University Czech Republic UWC Macalester College UWC Adriatic Senegal Cultural Anthropology UWC Dilijan Wartburg College International Studies/ Bennington College St. Lawrence University UWC South East Asia Computer Science/ Political Science Architecture Biology/History Skidmore College Computer Information Management & Business/ Systems Drenushe Krasniqi Iryna Kmyts Economics Kosovo Bernard Kenyi Ukraine Khatidja Jiwani Ahmed Kamal Hanna Karnei UWC Robert Bosch South Sudan UWC Robert Bosch Bangladesh Pakistan Belarus College UWC Red Cross Nordic College UWC Mahindra College UWC in Mostar UWC Dilijan Earlham College Luther College University of Rochester St. Olaf College Colby College Bennington College Biochemistry General Studies Financial Economics/ Biology/Psychology Physics/Computer Science Political Science/ German International Development Leander Krawinkel Matseliso Koetle Switzerland Tigranuhi Khachatryan Marvellous John Melissa Gloria Lesotho UWC Maastricht Sindi Kaskaviqi Armenia Nigeria Kampirwa Nkusi Waterford Kamhlaba St. Olaf College Albania UWC Dilijan UWC Atlantic College Rwanda UWC Religion UWC Changshu China St. Olaf College St. Olaf College Li Po Chun UWC Wartburg College Bryn Mawr College Political Science Psychology St. Olaf College Business Administration/

Political Science Class of 2021 Accounting Nursing Arjun Krishnan India UWC South East Asia Princeton University Computer Science

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Arthur Kudhlande Kira Lancz Juan Pablo Liendo Molina Tomi Madarikan Balingene Mamba Emma Mantel Zimbabwe Hungary Spain Nigeria Eswatini Germany Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Changshu China UWC Robert Bosch Li Po Chun UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC in Mostar UWC Kenyon College College Brown University UWC University of Rochester University of Oklahoma Studio Art/Environmental Whitman College Computer Science Wartburg College Biomedical Engineering Management Information Studies Politics/Environmental Systems Accounting/Business Studies Administration Amila Kujovic Cynthia Lanor Kgomotso Magagula Leonel Martin Camila Lindo Jyoti Mamgain Montenegro Ghana Eswatini Argentina El Salvador India UWC in Mostar Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Costa Rica UWC Robert Bosch UWC Maastricht UWC Thailand Princeton University UWC St. Olaf College College Methodist University College of the Atlantic Chemical & Biological Earlham College Special Education Sociology/Anthropology Earlham College Engineering Economics/Global Human Ecology Sociology & Anthropology/ Management Spanish & Hispanic Studies Leshan Loonena Tusekelege Mahenya Archita Kumar Tha Iang Len Nomfumo Manaba Mitsuaki Maruta Kenya Tanzania India Myanmar South Africa Japan Waterford Kamhlaba Waterford Kamhlaba UWC South East Asia UWC Maastricht Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Mahindra College UWC UWC New York University University of Oklahoma UWC St. Lawrence University College of Idaho Lewis & Clark College Economics Civil Engineering University of Florida Statistics/Mathematics International Political English Economy Journalism/Political Science Yokly Leng Lisa Masuda Isabelle Kuziel Caitlyn Louzado Ahmed Shaim Mahir Anja Mandic Cambodia Japan USA India Maldives Bosnia-Herzegovina UWC Robert Bosch UWC ISAK Japan UWC Dilijan UWC Mahindra College UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC in Mostar College Sarah Lawrence College Princeton University Claremont McKenna University of Rochester University of Richmond University of Oklahoma Film Making/Art History Ecology & Evolutionary College Philosophy Economics Biology Chemical Engineering/ Psychology Mathematics Michael Lowry Munashe Mataranyika Kleopas Matas Jada Lewis Joanna Makhlouf Omisha Manglani South Africa Zimbabwe Kvizikevicius Jamaica Lebanon India Waterford Kamhlaba Waterford Kamhlaba Lithuania UWC-USA UWC Dilijan UWC Costa Rica UWC in Mostar UWC UWC University of Florida Lake Forest College Cornell University University of Oklahoma University of Oklahoma St. Olaf College Public Relations International Relations Environmental & Political Science/ Civil Engineering Sustainability Sciences/ International Studies Government International Agriculture & Terence Kwok Choon Siyuan Li Trang Luong Idai Makoni Rural Development Sivuse Mbingo Vietnam Zimbabwe Mauritius China Divya Maniar Eswatini UWC Robert Bosch UWC Mahindra College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Changshu China Singapore Waterford Kamhlaba College Earlham College UWC Worcester Polytechnic UWC South East Asia UWC Trinity College Economics St. Olaf College Institute Brown University St. Olaf College Computer Science Political Science/Economics Biomedical Engineering Philosophy Philosophy Class of 2021 Ali Madadi Tianzhi Li Anna Maksimenko Nelson Emile Lycius Ani Laliashvili Afghanistan China Russia McEwen Republic of Georgia UWC Dilijan UWC-USA UWC Atlantic College Sierra Leone UWC Robert Bosch University of Rochester Middlebury College Ringling College of Art + UWC Maastricht College Business Finance University of Richmond Computer Science/ Design University of Oklahoma Mathematical Economics Mathematics Graphic Design Chemical Biosciences/ Multidisciplinary Studies

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Bhairavi Mehra Yana Miakshyla Boithatelo Mohapi Courage Inspires the First Afghan India Belarus Lesotho UWC Mahindra College UWC Dilijan Waterford Kamhlaba Oberlin College Whitman College UWC Rhodes Scholar Cinema Studies Music St. Olaf College The day after Summia Tora (Afghanistan, UWC-USA, Earlham College ’20) took her UWC Economics entrance exam at the Serena Hotel in Kabul in 2014, the hotel was attacked by the

Anush Mehrabyan Aimee Miranda Seapehi Molise Taliban. Among the nine people killed was the chair of Afghanistan’s UWC selection Armenia Brazil Lesotho committee, Dr. Roshan Thomas, a Canadian optometrist who, with her physician UWC Robert Bosch UWC Changshu China Waterford Kamhlaba College College of the Atlantic UWC husband, had started an independent school for boys and girls in Kabul. University of Rochester Human Ecology University of Oklahoma “She was the main reason I applied—because she risked her life. Because she Business Accounting Mechanical Engineering believed that students like me, from countries like Afghanistan or refugees from Pakistan, Atman Mehta Manya Mirzoyan Jose Monge Castro should have the opportunity to get an education,” Summia told BBC News, which profiled India Armenia India Summia Tora her last February after she became the first Afghan ever to win a Rhodes Scholarship for UWC Mahindra College UWC-USA UWC Mahindra College University of Chicago University of Richmond Colorado College three years’ study at Oxford University. English/Political Science Global Studies/Political Chemistry Science Also the first female Earlham graduate awarded a Rhodes, Summia is pursuing coursework at Oxford in refugee studies, forced migration studies, and social entrepreneurship. Born in Afghanistan, she fled with her family to Pakistan as a child, and grew up in Eliza Melkonyan Shreyam Misra Brooks Woody Moore the frontier city Peshawar. At Earlham, “she has been a dedicated and conscientious student of peace and global studies and of Armenia India USA UWC Mahindra College UWC South East Asia UWC Adriatic economics,” says Joanna Swanger, director of Earlham’s Peace & Global Studies program. St. Olaf College Williams College Davidson College Endowed by the imperialist Cecil Rhodes in 1902 and long open only to men from the U.S., Germany, and the British Psychology Economics General Studies Commonwealth, the Rhodes program debuted a Global Scholars component in 2018. “I realized I shouldn’t run away from admitting the colonial legacy,” Summia reflects. “It’s people like us who need to change it.” Blen Mengesha Sekelile Mkhabela Mahmoud Mousa Ethiopia Eswatini Hamad UWC South East Asia Waterford Kamhlaba Jordan Trinity College UWC UWC Atlantic College Biology/Environmental University of Rochester University of Oklahoma Augustin Mucyo Munya Munyati Tapiwa Michael Science Economics/International Computer Science Relations Rwanda Zimbabwe Muvavarirwa Waterford Kamhlaba Li Po Chun UWC Zimbabwe Yvonne Menja Sandzisile Mkhonta Sei-Kashe M’pfunya UWC Middlebury College Waterford Kamhlaba USA Eswatini Zimbabwe Wartburg College Political Science/Film & UWC UWC Maastricht Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Thailand Business Administration Media Culture Wheaton College University of Oklahoma UWC Pomona College Biochemistry Psychology College of Idaho Art Business Keisha Mukasa Yassir Mushir Su Myat Noe Uganda Iraq Myanmar Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Mahindra College Mikayla Menkes Malungisa Mndzebele UWC in Mostar Thandolwenkosi Mpofu UWC College of Idaho USA Eswatini University of Oklahoma Zimbabwe Tufts University Environmental Studies UWC South East Asia Waterford Kamhlaba International Development UWC-USA Computer Science University of Florida UWC University of Oklahoma Public Relations Luther College Civil Engineering Meyyammai Meyya Computer Science Veronica Mulovhedzi Jihan Nabahani South Africa Muthiah Palestine India Class of 2021 Kenza M’Haimdat Waterford Kamhlaba UWC-USA Saksham Mohan Akhona Msibi UWC South East Asia Morocco UWC Worcester Polytechnic India South Africa Claremont McKenna UWC Changshu China Wartburg College Institute UWC South East Asia Waterford Kamhlaba College Wellesley College Business Administration Industrial Engineering Cornell University UWC Economics/Mathematics Environmental Studies/ Computer Science/ University of Florida International Relations - Economics Economics Political Science

44 Uniting the World Davis United World College Scholars Program 45 Nimra Nadeem Rachel Ndjuluwa Fresia Nafratila Nova Virag Orban Eva Pet Obaidullah Rahim Pakistan Namibia Indonesia Hungary Indonesia Afghanistan UWC Red Cross Nordic Waterford Kamhlaba UWC-USA Li Po Chun UWC UWC South East Asia UWC Dilijan Princeton University UWC University of Rochester Lake Forest College Wheaton College Hood College Computer Science Wartburg College Mechanical Engineering Chemistry/Economics Biochemistry/Economics Business Administration/ Mathematics/Actuarial Political Science Science Alaleh Naderi Sebenele Jazmin Nunez Scolari Guanghan Pan Anna Petrášková Singhania Raivathari Iran Ndlangamandla Paraguay China Czech Republic Singapore UWC Atlantic College Eswatini Pearson College UWC UWC Costa Rica UWC Maastricht UWC South East Asia Colby College UWC South East Asia College of Idaho Middlebury College Northwestern University Lehigh University Mathematical Sciences Bennington College Environmental Studies Computer Science Economics/International Materials Science Public Action/Photography Studies

Nejc Nagelj Eimi Oda Likhwa Ndlovu Saif Panday Kseniia Petrova Rajkumar Raiyani Slovenia Japan Zimbabwe Guyana Russia India UWC Changshu China UWC South East Asia Waterford Kamhlaba UWC South East Asia UWC Dilijan UWC South East Asia Amherst College University of Rochester UWC Middlebury College Methodist University Carleton College Biochemistry/Biophysics Neuroscience Macalester College Political Science Mass Communication English Geography/Geology

Vinay Nair Imelda Odjo Varun Rajesh Juan Antonio Nelson Elen Paronyan Petar Pirizovic India Benin India Jamaica Armenia Croatia UWC South East Asia UWC Robert Bosch UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia UWC Mahindra College UWC Dilijan Worcester Polytechnic College Cornell University Luther College College of the Atlantic Ringling College of Art + Institute Wartburg College Human Ecology Design Computer Science/ Environmental Studies Mathematics Computer Science/Data Social Work Graphic Design Science Katrine Oesterby Miraal Naseer Aayush Nema Margarita Parsamyan Egor Plotnikov Safiya Rajwani Denmark Canada India Armenia Russia Canada UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC South East Asia UWC Changshu China UWC Dilijan Li Po Chun UWC UWC in Mostar College of the Atlantic Middlebury College Denison University University of Oklahoma Lake Forest College Brown University Human Ecology Political Science Physics/Philosophy Music Business Business, Entrepreneurship & Organizations

Temidepelayo Ojekunle Pamela Nassar Kyra Ngai Paz Ramirez Mia Powell Onintsoa Nigeria Altabcharani USA Honduras USA Ramananandroniaina Li Po Chun UWC Lebanon UWC South East Asia UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC-USA Madagascar University of Oklahoma UWC Dilijan Carleton College Davidson College University of North Pearson College UWC Accounting Lewis & Clark College Political Science/ History Carolina at Chapel Hill University of Oklahoma International Affairs/French International Relations Psychology Management Information Studies Systems/Economics Chiamaka Okoye Emanuela Natali Siyuan Niu Ela Pencl Ludmila Puchulu Nigeria Yanish Rambocus Italy China Bosnia-Herzegovina Mocchiutti UWC Mahindra College Mauritius Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Changshu China UWC in Mostar Argentina Bowdoin College UWC Mahindra College UWC Middlebury College Lewis & Clark College Li Po Chun UWC Biochemistry University of Richmond University of Rochester Computer Science/Political Computer Science/ Bennington College Mathematics Computer Science/ Computer Science/ Science Politics/Anthroplogy Mathematics Psychology Ahmed Omer Class of 2021 Siphumelele Njapa Asha Penprase Rida Naz Sudan Pablo Humberto Saniya Ramchandani South Africa USA Pakistan UWC Mahindra College Quezada Cortes Singapore UWC in Mostar UWC South East Asia UWC Adriatic Earlham College Chile UWC South East Asia Methodist University Carleton College Luther College Peace & Global Studies UWC South East Asia Johns Hopkins University Business Management/ Environmental & Occupa- Political Science/ Lewis & Clark College Physics Accounting tional Management International Relations International Affairs

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Juan Sebastian Maria Beatriz Santos Edona Sefa Rodriguez Hernandez Patarata Blending Global Openness with a Kosovo Colombia Portugal UWC Adriatic UWC Costa Rica UWC Changshu China Methodist University University of Oklahoma Ringling College of Art + Passion for Finance Political Science Accounting/Finance Design As the CEO of his college’s Student Investment Fund, Fredrik Linder (Sweden, UWC Graphic Design Southeast Asia, Claremont McKenna ’21) has made good use of an asset he Kenneth Rojas Araya Monique Santoso Shinsaku Segawa Costa Rica Indonesia Japan developed at UWC: multicultural curiosity. UWC Costa Rica UWC Dilijan UWC Costa Rica “While I’m passionate about finance, data analytics and the global startup Lewis & Clark College Middlebury College Colby College World Languages Environmental Studies/ Computer Science/Physics ecosystem, this is all rooted in curiosity about other people, cultures, and traditions,” Conservation Psychology explains Fredrik, an economics major with a minor in data science. “Not only is it Brenda Rubio Estrada practically important to understand other perspectives—a misalignment in opinions Mexico Monica Haney Sarceno Vanisa Senesathith UWC Costa Rica Guatemala Laos or suggestions in, for example, group-related tasks can be broken down more UWC South East Asia Fredrik Linder St. Lawrence University UWC Atlantic College efficiently if you understand what informs them—but it is also very exciting to do so. Environmental Studies/ St. Olaf College Macalester College Economics Economics Psychology “Leading the college’s student investment fund has put me in positions where I am wrong more often than not, which is a natural aspect of the learning process,” he continues. “Tackling those deficiencies becomes significantly more manageable and fun when I Swar Sahgal Thabiso Setefane engage in discussion with other fund members, who have plenty of different perspectives. Curiosity brings an element of humility, and India Hanna-Liisa Sarekanno UWC South East Asia Estonia Lesotho it forms this beautiful intersection of a deep desire to learn with the realization that you cannot do so without remaining open-minded. School of the Art Institute UWC Adriatic Li Po Chun UWC Wartburg College “The finance industry is in dire need of systematic change,” he concludes,“and while open-mindedness and curiosity about of Chicago Lake Forest College Fine Arts Studio Art Computer Science other people’s backgrounds and perspectives won’t do the job alone, removing a historically ‘singular’ way of thought will be a step in the right direction.” Dominic Saidu Sierra Leone Kerem Sarikaya Zafreen Shah UWC Mahindra College Turkey Bangladesh Earlham College UWC Dilijan UWC Changshu China Biochemistry Middlebury College Earlham College Gabriele Rampichini Poonam Rawat Rosa Karina Risco Neuroscience/Economics Economics Italy India Garcia UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia Peru Virgilio Dimla San Jose Cornell University St. Olaf College UWC Changshu China Philippines Naimatou Sawadogo Bushra Shaikh Mechanical Engineering Biology/Political Science University of Oklahoma UWC Maastricht Burkina Faso India Creative Media Production/ Methodist University UWC Maastricht UWC Thailand Visual Arts Chemistry University of Florida Georgetown University Ameya Rao Information Systems Regional & Comparative Abdul Qadeer Rehan Stephon Roberts Canada Studies Pakistan Guyana UWC South East Asia Li Po Chun UWC Saglara Sangadzhieva UWC Atlantic College Soumya Rachel Cornell University Whitman College Russia Devika Sawhney University of Richmond Shailendra Government Biology UWC Changshu China India Computer Science/Physics India University of Florida UWC South East Asia UWC Mahindra College Accounting University of Chicago Bennington College Andrija Rasovic Abdul Rafay Riar Elias Rodriguez Mathematics/Computer Science Literature/Drama Montenegro Pakistan Argentina UWC Maastricht UWC Robert Bosch UWC Red Cross Nordic Faisal Sani Class of 2021 Cornell University College Methodist University Nigeria Simon Schnabl Musab Shakeel Physics University of Florida Accounting/Financial UWC-USA Austria Pakistan Accounting Economics University of Rochester UWC Adriatic Li Po Chun UWC Business Harvard College Middlebury College Molecular & Cellular Computer Science Biology

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Dua Shamsi Jose Simon Duran William Stainier Leading and Learning on Remote Global Pakistan Uruguay USA UWC Dilijan UWC Atlantic College Li Po Chun UWC University of California Luther College Harvard College Expeditions Berkeley Chemistry/Biology Chemistry/Physical Biology For someone who grew up mostly in China and Singapore and considers herself a Data Science/Human Behavior & Psychology global citizen, Alexandra Hansen (USA, UWC South East Asia, Kenyon College ’17) Marko Simovic Ahmad Sharif Ana Stambolic has something of a dream job. She’s a polar-history lecturer and expedition guide with Ireland Palestine Serbia Li Po Chun UWC a fleet of small ships that sail to some of the world’s most remote places. UWC Maastricht UWC Robert Bosch Lake Forest College University of Florida College “I deliver educational presentations to share insights into local culture, history and Computer Science/ Mechanical Engineering Trinity College International Relations international affairs,” writes Alexandra, who triple-majored in Chinese area studies, Human Rights/Political Alexandra Hansen Science international studies and Asian studies. “Secondly, I lead groups of guests into the field Qiniso Shongwe Namleng Sina Nevena Stanojevic and provide hands-on interpretation of the local environment and culture. In Antarctica, I often spend my days next to a colony of Eswatini Cambodia Serbia Gentoo penguins, while in Aldabra of the Seychelles I may be underwater snorkeling. Waterford Kamhlaba UWC South East Asia UWC Adriatic UWC Wartburg College University of Florida “Lastly, I am a Zodiac driver. I spend a lot of my time in a small inflatable rubber boat, maneuvering it around the coastline to College of Idaho Business Administration/ Psychology/Italian Business, International Economics get a different perspective of the surrounding flora and fauna. Political Economy “What I love most about my job is that no two days are the same. Life on an expedition is inherently changeable — the weather, Anshika Singh Nozipho Sibanda Daria Stekolnikova ocean conditions, and wildlife all play a factor each day. This means I am constantly exposed to new, exciting circumstances and Nepal Zimbabwe Russia UWC Dilijan Waterford Kamhlaba UWC-USA challenges. I am always learning new things, and I use my platform to educate my audience about critical local, national and Wartburg College UWC University of Rochester international issues. Through both my career and my personal life,” she adds, “I hope to continue to be globally engaged.” Journalism & St. Olaf College Physics Communication Economics/Political Science

Saluja Siwakoti Bruno Stojcic Anamaria Silic Nepal Croatia Bosnia-Herzegovina UWC Mahindra College UWC in Mostar Obvious Svosve Estella Tcaturian Aryana Thapliyal UWC in Mostar Colorado College Macalester College Zimbabwe Russia Singapore Northwestern University Environmental Science Biology/German Studies Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Robert Bosch UWC South East Asia Journalism & Political UWC College Cornell University Science Wartburg College Lake Forest College Economics/Information Dominik Skotarczak Computer Science Neuroscience/Chemistry Science Salvador Silva Poland Micaela Sueldo Bolivia Portugal UWC Robert Bosch Leonor Teles Jeremiah Thomas P. UWC Robert Bosch Anika Tahsin UWC College Portugal Koshy College Bangladesh Lehigh University University of Florida UWC Mahindra College Malaysia College of the Atlantic UWC Mahindra College Psychology/Marketing Economics/Statistics University of Rochester UWC Maastricht Human Ecology University of Rochester Molecular Genetics Biomedical Engineering Lewis & Clark College Anurag Solanki Economics George Joel Silveira India Aparna Suresh Sri Lanka UWC Dilijan Patrick Tavares Ruivo Mayibongwe Tembe Charles Thompson USA Eswatini UWC Maastricht St. Olaf College UWC South East Asia Muscari Canada Methodist University Mathematics/Physics Brazil Waterford Kamhlaba UWC-USA University of Chicago UWC Computer Information Biology/Neuroscience UWC South East Asia Cornell University Technology Wartburg College

Skidmore College Computer Science Class of 2021 Business Administration Arshya Srinivas Political Science/Economics Jacquelyn Simmons India USA UWC South East Asia Waterford Kamhlaba Northwestern University UWC Industrial Engineering Lewis & Clark College Biology

50 Uniting the World Davis United World College Scholars Program 51 Barbara Tigere Michelle Tunger Zivile Vebraite Karla Ximena Wellmann Omar Yadak Tianrui Zeng Zimbabwe Germany Lithuania Lemus Jordan China Waterford Kamhlaba UWC-USA UWC Maastricht Guatemala UWC in Mostar UWC Robert Bosch UWC Pomona College University of Rochester UWC Red Cross Nordic University of Oklahoma College Wartburg College Economics Cell & Developmental University of Florida Architectural Engineering Middlebury College Public Health Biology Public Health Computer Science/ Mathematics Jaime Fernando Torres Siraj Ul Munir Michael Mxolisi Vilazaki Jesica Belva Shu-Ting Yang Enedina Zepcan Bonifacio Pakistan Eswatini Widyaprasetia Taiwan Bosnia-Herzegovina El Salvador UWC in Mostar UWC Maastricht Indonesia UWC Changshu China UWC in Mostar Pearson College UWC Lake Forest College University of Rochester UWC Red Cross Nordic Duke University Lewis & Clark College Lewis & Clark College Politics/Economics Economics/International University of Florida Economics Psychology International Affairs/World Relations International Food & Languages Resource Economics Nhi Tran Valeriia Vakhitova Zdenek Krystof Vitesnik Tonia Williams Yangzom Dolma Jinghao Zhang Vietnam Russia Czech Republic Jamaica Tibet China UWC Thailand UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC in Mostar UWC in Mostar UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Red Cross Nordic Colby College Middlebury College University of Rochester Vassar College University of Oklahoma Middlebury College Physics Environmental Studies/ Psychology Psychology/French Computer Science History of Art & Geology Architecture/Studio Art

Maria del Mar Luis Mario Trevisi Veronika Vogel Nay Htet Ye Wint Xinyi Zhang Valderrama Orozco Tsz Ying Wong Venezuela Germany Myanmar China Colombia Hong Kong UWC Robert Bosch UWC Dilijan UWC Dilijan Li Po Chun UWC UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Atlantic College College Cornell University University of Oklahoma Northwestern University University of Oklahoma University of Oklahoma University of Oklahoma International Agriculture & Management Information Social Policy & Chemical Engineering/ Computer Science Rural Development Aviation Systems Economics Biotechnology Andres Valenzuela Saw Luke Loo Wah Martin Troška Biruk Kassahun Worku Davit Yepremyan Yisu Zheng Navarrete Myanmar Czech Republic Ethiopia Armenia China Chile UWC Red Cross Nordic Pearson College UWC Li Po Chun UWC UWC-USA UWC Atlantic College Waterford Kamhlaba University of Florida Middlebury College University of Oklahoma University of Florida Cornell University UWC Computer Science History Computer Science Information Systems Information Science, Bucknell University Systems & Technology Environmental Engineering Zecheng Wang Sui Fan Yiu Xinyang Zhou Eric Trotman Kamish Valiani China Anneli Xie Hong Kong China Barbados Pakistan UWC Mahindra College Sweden Li Po Chun UWC UWC Atlantic College UWC-USA UWC-USA Stanford University UWC-USA Ringling College of Art + Northwestern University University of Florida Northwestern University Political Science Wellesley College Wildlife Ecology & Journalism/Political Science Architecture/Urban Studies Design Journalism/History Conversation Illustration

June Wardé Tobias Scheele Sunding Julie Yuldasheva Zejian Zhou Allegra Tsao Robinson France Annika Xu Varntoft Uzbekistan China Singapore UWC in Mostar China Denmark UWC Atlantic College Li Po Chun UWC UWC South East Asia Northwestern University UWC Changshu China UWC Robert Bosch St. Olaf College St. Lawrence University Bard College Psychology/Economics Middlebury College Psychology College Philosophy/Computer Mathematics Economics/Government Lewis & Clark College Science

Environmental Studies Class of 2021 Ziqi Wei Dechen Zangmo Yifei Zhu Bella Tseeva Karina Vasquez Joicy Chi Yan Xu China Bhutan China Portugal Peru Hong Kong UWC Changshu China UWC Maastricht UWC Changshu China UWC Changshu China UWC Costa Rica UWC-USA St. Olaf College University of Florida Carleton College Smith College University of Rochester University of Florida Biology Sustainability & the Built Studio Art/Psychology East Asian Languages & Psychology Philosophy Culture/Education & Child Environment Study

52 Uniting the World Davis United World College Scholars Program 53 Yingluo Zhu Mert Ajvaz Amina Asghar Landry Bamouni Esteve Botella i Valls Yuzhu Cheng Additional Senior Scholars Macedonia Pakistan Burkina Faso Spain China China (photos not available) UWC Changshu China Li Po Chun UWC UWC Red Cross Nordic Li Po Chun UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC South East Asia Colby College University of Oklahoma University of Oklahoma College of Idaho Northwestern University Colorado College Chemistry Mishal - Information Science & Technology Industrial & Systems Engineering Business/International Economics/Political Science Molecular Biology Pakistan Political Economy UWC Maastricht Mohammed Rashid Humaid Al Masoudi Yosha Ashis Kumar Suvinay Bothra Megan Ka Wei Chew Heer Baxi University of Florida Oman India India Singapore Weronika Zielinska Mechanical Engineering Pearson College UWC UWC South East Asia British Ind Ocean Terr UWC Mahindra College UWC South East Asia Poland New York University New York University UWC South East Asia University of Richmond Barnard College UWC in Mostar Jackline Abbo Chemistry Politics Barnard College Computer Science Urban Studies Earlham College Uganda Economics Psychology UWC Atlantic College Wasan Alfatafta Roua Atamaz Sibai Carlos Bracamontes Tariro Chibodo Tomasz Bazant Methodist University Jordan Syria USA Zimbabwe Business Adminstration/Financial Economics UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Maastricht Poland UWC Maastricht Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Skidmore College Bennington College UWC Maastricht Brandeis University Luther College Thawdar Zin Aditi Abhayakumar Psychology General Studies University of Rochester Biology Psychology Myanmar Singapore International Relations UWC Dilijan UWC South East Asia Vladyslav Alforov Thiri Aung Hannah Brendell Tinotenda Chigasa Luis Belloso Figueroa Luther College Wellesley College Ukraine Myanmar Namibia Zimbabwe Computer Science Neuroscience UWC Dilijan UWC South East Asia El Salvador Pearson College UWC UWC Robert Bosch College University of Oklahoma New York University UWC Costa Rica Agnes Scott College Earlham College Youssef Abou El Neaj Journalism Psychology Bennington College International Relations Mathematics Architecture Lindokuhle Zondo Palestine UWC Atlantic College Sofia Alpizar Roman Sawab Awwad Saloni Bulchandani Precious Chilongo South Africa Costa Rica Palestine Maria Alessandra Benitez United Kingdom Malawi Waterford Kamhlaba Harvard College Physics UWC Robert Bosch College UWC in Mostar Philippines UWC South East Asia Li Po Chun UWC UWC Kenyon College College of Idaho UWC South East Asia Duke University University of Oklahoma College of Idaho Samia Abouhachim Alami Political Science Philosophy/Business Barnard College Math/Computer Science Civil Engineering Business/History Morocco History UWC Changshu China Michalina Aniol Abraham Aznauryan Jagannath Cadambi Anna Chin Poland Armenia Ananya Vivek Bhaktaram India Singapore Poorva Zope Columbia University UWC Maastricht UWC Dilijan USA UWC Mahindra College UWC South East Asia India Economics/Political Science Bennington College University of California Berkeley UWC-USA Reed College University of Pennsylvania UWC Mahindra College Rajat Acharya General Studies Economics University of Oklahoma Philosophy Nursing Case Western Reserve India Community Health/Letters University UWC South East Asia Kaavya Arakoni Hannah Baackmann- Edson Cadenillas Naccha WonJoon Choi Anisha Bhattacharya Biomedical Engineering University of Chicago India Friedlaender Peru South Korea Economics/Mathematics UWC South East Asia USA Singapore UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC South East Asia Swarthmore College UWC in Mostar UWC South East Asia Luther College Swarthmore College Ivan Zovko Suhani Adhar Economics/Political Science Brown University Northwestern University Psychology/Art Economics Croatia India Computer Science History & Mathematical Methods UWC in Mostar UWC Mahindra College Akash Arani in the Social Sciences Louis Celt Prinaya Choubey University of Florida Sarah Lawrence College Singapore Thabo Bakhuluma-Ncube USA India Mechanical Engineering Pre-Law/Film UWC South East Asia Zimbabwe Wan Amirah Binti Wan UWC in Mostar UWC Mahindra College Emory University Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Usamah Bennington College University of Rochester Hira Ahmed Mathematics Skidmore College Malaysia General Studies Computer Science Pakistan Management & Business UWC Atlantic College Mcebo Zwane Caio Arias Nogueira Gordon Chan Mick Barlach Christensen Eswatini UWC in Mostar University of Chicago Brazil Desiree Balmori Economics/Public Policy Singapore Greenland Waterford Kamhlaba University of Oklahoma Philosophy/Mathematics UWC-USA Philippines UWC South East Asia Pearson College UWC UWC Ringling College of Art + Design UWC South East Asia Jaslina Bohora University of Michigan University of Oklahoma Wartburg College Shafeen Ajaz Graphic Design University of Oklahoma Nepal Economics/Computer Science Industrial & Systems Business Administration Hong Kong Accounting UWC-USA Engineering Fuengladah Aroonchote Tong Tong Chan UWC South East Asia Northwestern University Class of 2021 University of Oklahoma Thailand Avital Balwit Social Policy/Economics Hong Kong Dong Won Chung Entrepreneurship & Venture Management UWC Mahindra College USA Li Po Chun UWC South Korea Tufts University UWC-USA Anna Bosari Emory University UWC South East Asia Environmental Engineering University of Virginia Italy Economics New York University General Studies UWC South East Asia Computer Science Bowdoin College Francophone Studies/Economics

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Maxim Efimov Nicolle Flores Donaire Jyoti Vijay Ghule Reshma Gurung Reaching Out for a Closer, Russia Honduras India Nepal UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Maastricht UWC Mahindra College Li Po Chun UWC Healthier Community St. Olaf College Macalester College Methodist University College of Idaho Economics/History English Literature Financial Economics/Management Art In the first months at university, “I found it very difficult at first to adapt and find my community,” Jinsu Yi Elhance Felipe Andres Fontecilla Tamar Giligashvili Nathalia Gutierrez Sacasa recalls Fabiana Gabriela Irigoyen Jiménez (Bolivia, Red Cross Nordic UWC, Case Western USA Gutierrez Republic of Georgia Costa Rica UWC Atlantic College Chile UWC Maastricht UWC Red Cross Nordic Reserve University ’22). “However, as the semester passed, I found other students who were also University of California Berkeley UWC South East Asia Bennington College Macalester College struggling, and we became a family.” Data Science/Social Welfare, College of the Atlantic General Studies General Studies Health & Poverty Human Ecology Fabiana got involved that spring with the university’s Office of Multicultural Affairs, and she Alina Glaubitz Sunwoo Ha Carolina Elizondo Moya Meriem Fouad Germany South Korea organized a discussion group where international students on campus can share their needs and Mexico Morocco UWC Atlantic College UWC South East Asia create a plan to address them. She has also become a “sustainability ambassador” for the UWC Costa Rica UWC Red Cross Nordic Yale University New York University St. John’s College Political Science Theater Fabiana Jiménez Dartmouth College university’s Office of Energy & Sustainability; she is on a team that carries out projects aimed at Liberal Arts General Studies Ana Gonzalez Orestja Habilaj educating fellow students in the dining halls about composting leftovers and trying alternative options to meat. Mateo Encarnacion Taylor Francisco El Salvador Albania Her volunteer work on campus, and at Cleveland’s Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital, has won notice and acclaim. Last USA USA UWC Changshu China UWC in Mostar UWC South East Asia Pearson College UWC St. Olaf College University of Oklahoma spring she was presented with two campus awards, a Unity Banquet Scholarship from the Office of Multicultural Affairs and the Brown University Columbia University Economics Interior Design Computer Science Neuroscience & Behavior Unsung Champion Award from the Center for International Affairs. She was also named a Civic Engagement Scholar by the Leelou Gordon-Fox Micaela Hammond university’s Center for Civic Engagement and Learning, and she won a Phi Beta Kappa Prize for outstanding academic performance. Omara Esteghlal Alyssa Furtado United Kingdom Portugal Indonesia Portugal UWC Dilijan Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Fabiana hopes after graduation to earn a master’s degree and become a registered dietitian. “There is a whole new world out UWC-USA UWC South East Asia College of the Atlantic Earlham College there that I would like to connect with nutrition and health,” she says. “I want to help people see changes in food habits as St. Olaf College School of the Art Institute of Human Ecology Global Management Philosophy/Psychology Chicago something enjoyable and not a burden.” Fine Arts Nicholas Grundlingh Danit Hang Su Lynn Eu South Africa Cambodia Singapore Mila Gajic UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia UWC-USA Bosnia-Herzegovina Harvard College Lehigh University Colorado College UWC in Mostar General Studies Chemical Engineering Environmental Issues University of Florida Phillip Conrad Jacob Dau Sanya Dewan Diona Doli Art & Technology Tao Gu Ivy Hardy USA South Sudan Singapore Kosovo Talha bin Fahim China USA UWC South East Asia UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC South East Asia UWC Maastricht Pakistan Szymon Galazka UWC Costa Rica UWC Dilijan Harvard College University of Oklahoma Brown University Luther College UWC Costa Rica Poland Columbia University Brandeis University Applied Math Chemistry/Biochemistry Economics Neuroscience Skidmore College UWC-USA Economics/Music Politics/International & Management & Business St. John’s College Global Studies Jakub Crcha Daksh Dave Martina Dimitrijevic Ase Dosen Liberal Arts Xinyan Gu Slovakia India Serbia Norway Esther Fan China Maria Haris UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC South East Asia UWC in Mostar UWC in Mostar Hong Kong Mary Xin Yu Gao UWC Red Cross Nordic Senegal Bennington College University of California Berkeley University of Oklahoma Clark University UWC Changshu China Canada University of Virginia UWC South East Asia General Studies Electrical Engineering/Computer Anthropology Media, Culture & the Arts/ Wellesley College Pearson College UWC General Studies Macalester College Science International Development & Anthropology Harvard College General Studies Stephanie Guarachi Naim Currimjee Siyethemba Dlamini Social Change Computer Science Mauritius Laura Davey Eswatini Dustin Fichmann Bolivia Harvey Hassan UWC Maastricht USA Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Jasmin Dozlic USA Petar Gardian UWC Changshu China Maldives Reed College UWC-USA Skidmore College Bosnia-Herzegovina UWC Costa Rica Serbia College of the Atlantic Li Po Chun UWC Psychology Stanford University Political Science UWC in Mostar Bates College UWC Adriatic Human Ecology Middlebury College Geophysics Hood College Economics Middlebury College Economics/Philosophy Sonam Gurmet Shreya Das Thi Bang Linh Do General Studies Film & Media Culture Class of 2021 India Aman Deol Vietnam Azra Fific India Scott Heng On UWC South East Asia USA UWC Mahindra College Anukriti Dutta Bosnia-Herzegovina Dasar Gashi UWC Mahindra College Singapore Brown University UWC South East Asia Luther College India UWC in Mostar Kosovo Wartburg College UWC Adriatic History Middlebury College Communications UWC South East Asia University of Oklahoma UWC Maastricht Mathematics/Actuarial Science Duke University International Politics/Economics University of California Berkeley Interior Design College of Idaho Computer Science/Statistical Molecular & Cell Biology Mathematics/Computer Science Science

56 Uniting the World Davis United World College Scholars Program 57 Nadina Joguncic Ela Keegan Lauryn Kibugi Aya Kumagai Julien Leo Andres Lovon Roman Bosnia-Herzegovina United Kingdom Kenya Japan Singapore Peru UWC in Mostar UWC in Mostar Li Po Chun UWC Li Po Chun UWC UWC South East Asia UWC Costa Rica University of Oklahoma College of the Atlantic Bates College College of the Atlantic New York University Colby College Marketing Human Ecology Biochemistry/Gender & Sexuality Human Ecology Individualized Major Economics/Government Beverly Johnson Lamine Keita Maya Amolo Kidha Bulelwa Kunene Debbie Leung Yidan Lu Marshall Islands Senegal Kenya Eswatini Hong Kong China UWC South East Asia UWC-USA Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Li Po Chun UWC UWC Changshu China Bennington College College of Idaho Sarah Lawrence College Ringling College of Art + Design Columbia University University of Florida General Studies Computer Science Social Sciences Fine Arts Computer Science/ Biology Environmental Biology Jaehyung Joo Viktor Kelemen A. Hyun Lindsey Kim Redon Kurti Yilu Lu South Korea Hungary South Korea Albania Helin Li China UWC South East Asia UWC Dilijan UWC South East Asia Waterford Kamhlaba UWC China UWC Costa Rica Cornell University Colorado College New York University Macalester College UWC in Mostar Duke University General Studies Computer Science Childhood Education/ Computer Science/Mathematics Emory University Economics Childhood Special Computer Science/Linguistics Dhruv Joshi Phoebe Kennan Fung Yee Kwok Judy Luo India Australia Joshua Kim Hong Kong Xiwen Li Canada UWC Mahindra College UWC South East Asia Singapore UWC Red Cross Nordic China UWC South East Asia Colby College Brown University UWC South East Asia New York University UWC Adriatic New York University Computer Science/ International Relations Brown University Media, Culture, & Communication Bennington College Individualized Major Yen Kei Ho Kartikay Jain Mathematical Sciences Computer Science General Studies Hong Kong India Biwastha Khadka Jasmine Lai Munashe Machoko UWC Adriatic UWC South East Asia Harvey Kadyanji Nepal Kyoung Tae Kim Hong Kong Zhihong Li Zimbabwe University of Florida Cornell University Tanzania UWC in Mostar South Korea UWC Red Cross Nordic China UWC Changshu China Economics/Mathematics General Studies Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Luther College UWC South East Asia University of California Berkeley UWC Changshu China Bates College Colorado College Biology Dartmouth College Linguistics/Psychology Bennington College Biological Chemistry/Political Melika Hossain Varun Jain Computer Sciences General Studies General Studies Science Bangladesh Australia Ekaterina Khadonova Yuet Yu Melody Lam Ting Luk UWC Atlantic College UWC South East Asia Saffie Kaiwa Russia Min Jee Kim Hong Kong Yu-Cheng Lin Antonella Macri Smith College University of North Carolina at Sierra Leone Li Po Chun UWC South Korea UWC Maastricht Taiwan Argentina Economics Chapel Hill UWC Changshu China College of the Atlantic UWC South East Asia New York University UWC South East Asia UWC Costa Rica Computer Science University of Rochester Human Ecology New York University Economics/Computer Science New York University St. Lawrence University Alvar Huhtanen International Relations Business Computer Science Environmental Studies/Economics Finland Jan Janiszewski Rana Khalil Mohammad Babba Laminou UWC-USA Poland Moritz-Thieleman Kalis Alananbeh Nikita Klimenko Cameroon Bjorn Fredrik Linder Kavya Madan St. John’s College UWC Mahindra College Germany Jordan Belarus UWC Red Cross Nordic Sweden India Liberal Arts Skidmore College UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Costa Rica UWC Red Cross Nordic Luther College UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia Political Science/Economics Lewis & Clark College Luther College Yale University Computer Science Claremont McKenna College New York University Idomu Ito International Affairs Lingustics/Art Applied Mathematics Economics Economics Japan Huma Javeed Nicole Le Mesurier UWC Dilijan Pakistan Rohan Kapur Sundas Khan Marko Kojicki Singapore Natalia Lisiecka Nnenna Madueke University of Oklahoma UWC Costa Rica Australia Pakistan Serbia UWC South East Asia Poland Nigeria Economics Bennington College UWC South East Asia UWC Atlantic College UWC Dilijan Middlebury College UWC Adriatic UWC Costa Rica General Studies Stanford University University of Oklahoma St. Olaf College English & American Literature University of Florida Columbia University Iman Musa Jadallah American Studies Environmental Sustainability Philosophy/Digital Design & Computer Engineering Chemical Engineering Brazil Paul Yanning Jiang Production Ryan Lee UWC Red Cross Nordic Germany Jonas Kavaliauskas Anusha Khanal Malaysia Fong Jing Ashley Lo Vusimuzi Mafico Brown University UWC Changshu China Lithuania Nepal Azhar Koshkimbayeva UWC South East Asia China Zimbabwe Economics Brandeis University UWC Adriatic UWC Changshu China Kazakhstan Columbia University UWC in Mostar Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Biochemistry Yale University Colorado College UWC Dilijan Financial Economics New York University Skidmore College Ananya Jain Economics International Political Economics College of Idaho Comparative Literature Management & Business Singapore Tianyu Jiang Chemistry/International Political Brandon Leo Class of 2022 2021 UWC South East Asia China Aisha Kawambwa Anastasiia Kharitonova Economy USA Klemense Loh Rohini Maiti University of California Berkeley UWC Changshu China Tanzania Ukraine UWC South East Asia Canada USA Sustainable Environmental University of Michigan Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC South East Asia Elbunit Kqiku New York University UWC South East Asia UWC Changshu China Design/Data Science Cognitive Sciences/Linguistics Columbia University Colorado College Kosovo Individualized Major New York University Ringling College of Art + Design Economics Political Science UWC in Mostar Business Illustration Bennington College General Studies

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Tatiana Makovsky Melih Meric Shachi Mokashi Ilya Musinschi Israel Turkey India Moldova Training and Empowering Rural “Solar Mamas” UWC South East Asia UWC Maastricht UWC Mahindra College UWC Mahindra College Hoping he could help reduce some of the inequalities he had witnessed in the world, Prometheu St. Lawrence University Bennington College Bennington College St. Olaf College General Studies General Studies General Studies Computer Science Tyagi (India, Mahindra UWC, Luther ’15) went to work for Barefoot College. It’s an NGO that for Raquel Maldonado Moron Fabian Miemietz Luis David Molina Rueda Lara Mutluay almost half a century, focusing on the least-developed nations, “has designed new ways to Spain Germany Bosnia-Herzegovina Turkey nurture and support a journey to empowerment, one village at a time, one woman at a time,” UWC-USA UWC Changshu China UWC in Mostar Li Po Chun UWC Middlebury College Bates College Bates College University of Michigan according to barefootcollege.org. Environmental Studies/ Political Science Latin American Studies/Theater Ecology, Evolution & Biodiversity The women in its training program for solar engineering “are mostly rural, illiterate mothers Environmental Economics Ambika Miglani Kadiatu Momoh Cecelia Mweka and grandmothers—solar mamas, Barefoot calls them,” says a profile of Prometheu in last Lamine Male Singapore Liberia Kenya Senegal UWC South East Asia UWC Red Cross Nordic Waterford Kamhlaba UWC spring’s Luther College Magazine. “Barefoot tries to select women who come from marginalized UWC Red Cross Nordic Brown University Methodist University Colorado College communities and have often been discriminated against because of race or caste.” University of Rochester Modern Culture & Media Nursing Physics Computer Science “The more amazing stories come from the sense of empowerment that happens and the Jelena Mijatovic Cristina Montiel Sanchez Peter Mwesigwa Prometheu Tyagi Spandan Marasini Bosnia-Herzegovina Spain Uganda dignity the mamas develop in themselves,” he says in the article. “By the middle of the training, Nepal UWC in Mostar UWC Red Cross Nordic Waterford Kamhlaba UWC the same mamas who were very shy are loud and outspoken. They’re putting forward their point of view on different topics. That’s UWC Mahindra College Bennington College Kenyon College Princeton University Bucknell University Biochemistry/Drama Chinese/International Studies Computer Science when you actually see the impact of empowerment and the program they’ve gone through. Mathematical Economics Robert Miller Josue Morales Hyun Jun Myong “That’s something you can’t measure. You can measure the number of villages we’ve electrified, the number of trainings we’ve Hugues Martin Dit Neuville USA Costa Rica South Korea had, the number of solar mamas who have come, but you can’t measure empowerment. ... That’s an amazing thing to see, and France UWC Changshu China Li Po Chun UWC UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia Brown University Earlham College University of Virginia that’s what we aim to do through this training.” Princeton University International Relations Peace & Global Studies General Studies Operations Research & Financial Engineering Nathalie Mintjens James Morgan Dhanya Nageswaran Belgium USA Singapore Arudi Masinjila Masheti Li Po Chun UWC UWC in Mostar UWC South East Asia Kenya Lake Forest College University of Florida Wellesley College Phi Nguyen Manuela Novoa Villada Brian Odhingo Elizaveta Osokina Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Business/French English Economics/Political Science Vietnam Colombia Kenya Russia Northwestern University UWC South East Asia UWC Mahindra College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC in Mostar Journalism/Legal Studies Mustafa Mirza Liviu Mosnoi Arifa Nayab Earlham College St. Olaf College Wartburg College Luther College India Moldova Pakistan Computer Science Sociology/Anthropology & Computer Science Business Anthony Mauriello UWC South East Asia UWC Dilijan UWC Adriatic Philosophy USA University of California Berkeley Yale University St. Olaf College Viola Nhapi Amina Odzackic Ceren Ozbilen UWC Maastricht Industrial Engineering & Economics Biology Zimbabwe Marta Nowotka Bosnia-Herzegovina Turkey University of California Berkeley Operations Research Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Poland UWC in Mostar UWC in Mostar Molecular Cell Biology Jingyi Mou Tze Yan Janice Ng College of Idaho UWC in Mostar Bennington College Colorado College Nandita Modhubonti China Hong Kong Psychology Colorado College General Studies Film & Media Studies Sifiso Mbhokazi India UWC Changshu China Li Po Chun UWC Physics Eswatini UWC Mahindra College Davidson College University of California Berkeley Wanjiku Evelyn Njoroge Seunghyeok Oh Reihana Paewai Pearson College UWC Clark University Psychology Economics/Sociology USA Catherine Nzuki South Korea New Zealand University of Oklahoma Political Science/Psychology UWC Costa Rica Tanzania UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia Mechanical Engineering Hasan Muhammad Yong Sheng Ng Swarthmore College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC New York University Luther College Anguyo Modi Iraq Malaysia Sociology/Anthropology Bates College Business Political Science Amanda McDougall South Sudan UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Changshu China Political Science USA UWC Adriatic Wartburg College Dartmouth College Mhleli Nkambule Miray Zeynep Omurtak Siddharth Panandiker UWC South East Asia College of Idaho Computer Sciencea General Studies Eswatini Mahir Oberai Turkey Singapore Columbia University Environmental Studies/ UWC Atlantic College USA UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia Hanna Mushakevich Rithsek Ngem UWC South East Asia English International Political Economy University of Oklahoma Wellesley College Northwestern University Class of 2021 Belarus Cambodia Creative Media Production Columbia University Economics Major Economics/Mathematics Matilda Mchazime Lekhoele Mohapi UWC South East Asia UWC Mahindra College Computer Science Malawi Lesotho University of Pennsylvania University of Oklahoma Muhammad Noman Isaac Osafo Nkansah Binayak Pande UWC Maastricht UWC Costa Rica English Computer Science/Mathematics Pakistan Cecilia Ocheng Ghana Nepal College of Idaho Luther College UWC Costa Rica South Sudan UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Costa Rica International Political Economy Biology/Economics Ringling College of Art + Design UWC Robert Bosch College Stanford University Northwestern University Graphic Design Luther College Electrical Engineering Economics Chemistry/Biology

60 Uniting the World Davis United World College Scholars Program 61 More Davis UWC Scholars Become Rhodes Scholars Renee Reader Maria Salim Kaamya Sharma Welile Simelane Two more Davis UWC Scholars have won Rhodes Scholarships: Sarah Mackenzie (Canada, UWC Adriatic, University of North Barbados Indonesia United Kingdom Eswatini UWC Costa Rica UWC Mahindra College UWC-USA Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Carolina at Chapel Hill ’20) and Avital Balwit (USA, UWC-USA, University of Virginia ’21) were named last November as recipients University of Florida Bennington College University of California Berkeley College of Idaho of the two-year stipend for graduate studies at Oxford University. Applied Physiology & Kinesiology General Studies Sociology Mathematics/Physics After Sarah Mackenzie graduated in May 2020 from UNC, where she majored in public policy and global studies, she worked Tejas Renuse Shruti Reddy Samala Naveena Sharma Mahima Singh India India India India in the university’s public policy department as a Thomas W. Ross North Carolina Leadership Fellow, then as a client advocate for the UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Mahindra College UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia Center for Appellate Litigation in New York City. St. Olaf College Wellesley College Northwestern University University of Chicago Political Science Environmental Studies/Psychology Computer Science/Economics Economics/Mathematics Looking ahead to studying at Oxford, Sarah said, “I think the opportunity to see beyond my own discipline in public policy and Juliana Reolon Pereira Miguel Angel Sanchez Marin Ende Shen Ishaan Singham have really rich intellectual collaborations with other scholars is really exciting.” Brazil Colombia China Australia Avital Balwit plans to pursue an advanced degree in philosophy at Oxford. “I met so many brilliant people in the finalist group UWC Adriatic Pearson College UWC UWC Atlantic College UWC South East Asia Ringling College of Art + Design University of Oklahoma Stanford University University of Virginia and I am inspired to know them,” she said. “The whole experience gave me a lot of hope for the future. It allowed me to see so Business of Art & Design Management Information Computer Science General Studies Systems many bright and motivated people who want to spend their lives improving the world.” Serafina Ridgley Shantanu Shenai Snigdha Sinha United Kingdom Hrachya Sargsyan India India UWC Atlantic College Armenia UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia Reed College UWC Dilijan Columbia University Brown University Literature/Theater Bennington College Economics/Political Science Computer Science/Economics General Studies Anna Pang Nikolaj Pavlovic Christine Pourheydarian Ananya Raghuram Maya Roe Jaehyun Shim Abriel Siregar United Kingdom Bosnia-Herzegovina USA India USA Nicole Seah Singapore Indonesia UWC South East Asia UWC in Mostar UWC-USA UWC South East Asia Pearson College UWC Canada UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia University of Virginia University of Oklahoma Wellesley College New York University College of the Atlantic UWC South East Asia University of Michigan Northwestern University General Studies Economics General Studies Psychology Human Ecology University of Pennsylvania General Studies Journalism/Economics Business Sitashma Parajuli Wilma Peraoja Hector Poveda Morales Abhimanyu Rajshekar Morganne Rose Davyd Shyroian Aung Myin Song Nepal Finland Colombia India USA Phonphachanh Ukraine Canada UWC-USA UWC in Mostar UWC South East Asia UWC Mahindra College UWC Atlantic College Sengmanikham UWC Dilijan UWC South East Asia Bennington College Bennington College St. John’s College Reed College Columbia University Laos University of California Berkeley New York University Anthropology/Sociology General Studies Liberal Arts Political Science German Literature & Cultural UWC Red Cross Nordic Computer Science Economics History Methodist University Eubin Park Mannuku Pheko Lea Pudumjee Karan Rana Environmental & Occupational Valeria Sibrian Quijada Ishaan Srivastava Singapore Lesotho United Kingdom India Niharika Rudra Management El Salvador Singapore UWC South East Asia Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC South East Asia UWC Thailand USA UWC Maastricht UWC South East Asia Farzein Shah Johns Hopkins University Luther College New York University Luther College UWC South East Asia Bennington College Yale University Molecular & Cellular Biology Chemistry Music Technology Physics Northwestern University Bangladesh General Studies History Economics UWC Changshu China Hee Eun Park Nhu Phung Neel Pujari Sofia Raposo Earlham College Carmen Sicilia Navarro Shohini Stout South Korea Vietnam Singapore Portugal Kristian Saeter General Studies Spain USA UWC South East Asia UWC Robert Bosch College UWC South East Asia UWC Costa Rica Norway UWC-USA UWC Atlantic College Shayena Shah Duke University Brown University University of Michigan University of Florida UWC Atlantic College St. Lawrence University Massachusetts Institute of Statistical Science/Linguistics Anthropology Computer Science/Mathematics Business Management University of Rochester India General Studies Technology Psychology UWC Mahindra College Urban Studies & Planning Seung Won Park Kudzani Pickup Kathryn (Kate) Pundyk Apurva Rastogi Swarthmore College Emad Siddiq South Korea Botswana Canada India Shaden Safieddine Tazi Engineering/Biology Pakistan Dipika Subramaniam UWC South East Asia Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Li Po Chun UWC UWC Mahindra College Morocco UWC Adriatic USA Elias Shammas Columbia University College of Idaho Yale University University of California Berkeley UWC Maastricht University of California Berkeley UWC Mahindra College Operations Research Business/Psychology Global Affairs Economics Barnard College Lebanon Data Science/Economics Lake Forest College Film Studies UWC Atlantic College Mathematics Maida Sijaric Priyanka Patil Jordan Pilant Sebastian Quaade Ramita Ratsathanuwati New York University Class of 2021 India USA Denmark Thailand Abhinav Saksena Public Policy Norway Sameer Swarup UWC Adriatic UWC Atlantic College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Robert Bosch College Singapore UWC Red Cross Nordic India Dhruv Sharma Franklin & Marshall College Yale University Yale University University of Florida UWC South East Asia New York University UWC South East Asia Psychology/Theater Political Science Economics/Mathematics Accounting University of Michigan India Politics Carleton College Mathematics/Computer Science UWC South East Asia Mathematics Yale University Statistics & Data Science

62 Uniting the World Davis United World College Scholars Program 63 Goya van den Berg Meher Wadhawan Hermon Werede Michelle Yuen Netherlands India Sudan Netherlands UWC South East Asia Li Po Chun UWC UWC Dilijan UWC South East Asia College of the Atlantic University of California Berkeley St. Olaf College New York University Human Ecology Political Science Philosophy Psychology Ahai Vang Jessica Hoi Lum Wai Aspen Williams Narin Zekovski Laos Canada USA Kosovo UWC Maastricht UWC-USA UWC South East Asia UWC in Mostar Bates College University of California Berkeley Johns Hopkins University Hood College Psychology General Studies Economics General Studies Eliza Vardanyan Wamia Walid Eugene Shing Hei Wong Alonso Zevallos Rubi Armenia Bangladesh Australia Mexico UWC Dilijan UWC Atlantic College Li Po Chun UWC UWC Costa Rica Earlham College Smith College University of California Berkeley Luther College Computer Science/Global Economics Electrical Engineering/Computer Biology Management Science Karam Jit Wallia Huahao Zhou Prerna Vatsa United Kingdom Yu Yau Wong China Singapore UWC South East Asia Hong Kong UWC Changshu China UWC South East Asia New York University Li Po Chun UWC Yale University University of Rochester Economics St. John’s College Computer Science Biochemistry Liberal Arts Shelby Davis receiving an honorary degree at Wartburg College. Han Wang Linxuan Zhu Juan Velasquez China Hei Yee Hayley Wu China Kevin Szirmai Aysegul Ceren Temizyurek Lucien Turczan-Lipets Colombia Li Po Chun UWC United Kingdom UWC Changshu China Hungary Turkey USA UWC Red Cross Nordic Princeton University UWC Red Cross Nordic University of Chicago UWC Adriatic UWC Adriatic UWC in Mostar Luther College History University of California Berkeley Sociology/Economics College of Idaho Wellesley College Brown University Political Science English/Philosophy Business/International Political German Studies/Economics Comparative Literature Xia Wang Marie Zigova Economy Muskan Verma China Agnitha Xavier Czech Republic Lika Torikashvili Haruka Ueda India Pearson College UWC Canada UWC Red Cross Nordic Anya Talukdar Republic of Georgia Japan UWC Atlantic College University of Oklahoma UWC Atlantic College College of Idaho Singapore UWC Atlantic College UWC-USA Bates College Economics Wellesley College Psychology UWC South East Asia Bennington College Wellesley College Theater/Rhetoric Biochemistry Major University of Michigan General Studies English Zefang Wang Telemos Zike Psychology/Entrepreneurship Romina Violante Martinez China Wenyue Xi Ethiopia Santiago Torres Olmos Annaleena Vaher Spain Li Po Chun UWC China UWC Red Cross Nordic Ka Kit Tam Mexico Estonia UWC Red Cross Nordic College of Idaho UWC Changshu China University of Oklahoma Canada UWC in Mostar UWC South East Asia Macalester College Marketing & Digital Media Smith College Chemical Engineering Li Po Chun UWC Bennington College College of the Atlantic Media & Cultural Studies Art History University of California Berkeley General Studies Human Ecology Leighla Waterman Marija Zovko Economics/Political Science Allison von Hirschberg USA Rosalinda Xiong Croatia Ali Touilila Anahita Vahidi USA UWC-USA USA UWC in Mostar Xue Tan Morocco Iran Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Skidmore College UWC Southeast Asia University of Florida USA UWC Maastricht Li Po Chun UWC Bennington College Political Science Wellesley College Biomedical Engineering UWC-USA Earlham College Lake Forest College General Studies Mathematics Columbia University General Studies Studio Art Anish Welde Selma Zuljevic English/History Tanya Vora India Qian Yang Bosnia-Herzegovina Anh Tuan Tran Anurag Vaidya Canada UWC South East Asia China UWC in Mostar Yining Tang USA India UWC Changshu China University of Pennsylvania Li Po Chun UWC Hood College China UWC South East Asia UWC Mahindra College New York University Philosophy, Politics & Economics Luther College Business Administration/ UWC Changshu China New York University Bucknell University Recorded Music Mathematics/Computer Science Global Studies Ifeoluwakiitan Wemi-Jones Earlham College Business Biomedical Engineering Class of 2021 Global Management/Psychology Stjepan Vrbic Nigeria Zichun Ye Alima Travaly Jennifer Valdes Del Valle Bosnia-Herzegovina UWC Maastricht China Cathal Taylor Senegal Mexico UWC in Mostar College of Idaho UWC Changshu China United Kingdom UWC Atlantic College UWC Maastricht Colby College International Political Economy Reed College UWC Dilijan Georgetown University Lake Forest College Computer Science/Physics Anthropology College of the Atlantic Global Business International Relations/French Human Ecology

64 Uniting the World Davis United World College Scholars Program 65 Santosh Acharya Lura Ajdini Iyana Alleyne Class of 2022 Nepal Kosovo Barbados UWC Thailand UWC in Mostar UWC Changshu China Tseten College of Idaho Wartburg College Mount Holyoke College Tibet Taibatou Bintou Kashvi Ajitsaria Laila Al-Nagar UWC Red Cross Nordic Adamou Garba India Yemen University of Rochester Niger UWC Mahindra College UWC Adriatic Hans Abadi Li Po Chun UWC Macalester College Earlham College College of the Atlantic Indonesia Omotayo Akingba Zaiyad Alsamarai UWC Changshu China Akul Agarwal Nigeria Iraq University of Florida India Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Dilijan Ahmad Abdal Qader UWC-USA College of Idaho College of Idaho Worcester Polytechnic Institute Palestine Jesulona Akinyele Mohammad Al-Shaboul UWC Dilijan Kartikeya Agarwal Nigeria Jordan University of Rochester India UWC Changshu China UWC Adriatic Ahmed Abdulrhman Abdrabu UWC South East Asia Worcester Polytechnic Institute University of Florida Claremont McKenna College Hamid Rafa Al Helal Luis Mario Alvarez Alfaro Hungary Rhea Aggarwal Indonesia Costa Rica UWC in Mostar India UWC Changshu China UWC South East Asia Luther College UWC Maastricht St. Olaf College Lake Forest College Wesleyan University Mohammed Kadhem Abdulrahman Al Rayyis Rocio Amaro Marquez Abdulzahra Chiazo Agina Iraq Spain Iraq USA UWC-USA UWC Dilijan Li Po Chun UWC UWC-USA Lewis & Clark College Wartburg College Methodist University University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Mustafa Al-Dulaimi Gagik Amaryan The Undergraduates Abdulquadri Abiru Iraq Armenia The following pages list the undergraduate Davis UWC Scholars — the classes of 2022, 2023, and 2024. The listing is Nigeria Jazmin Aguilar UWC in Mostar UWC Dilijan UWC Adriatic Mexico College of Idaho Princeton University alphabetical and includes the scholar’s home country, the UWC school they attended, and their college or university. University of Florida UWC-USA University of California Berkeley Albert Aleksanyan Kenza Amine Benabdallah Souhaila Abourchid Russia Morocco Morocco Ricardo Aguilar Parada UWC Dilijan UWC Changshu China UWC Robert Bosch College USA Bennington College Washington and Lee University College of Idaho UWC Dilijan Rosol Alftealh Isabel Amos-Landgraf Columbia University Nikitha Abraham Palestine USA India Anna Pauline Aguinalde Pearson College UWC UWC in Mostar UWC Mahindra College Philippines College of Idaho Barnard College Savannah College of Art and UWC Changshu China Design University of Florida Aliyu Sidi Alghali Erik Ananyan Sierra Leone Armenia Ojoneke Abu Uresa Ahmeti UWC Thailand UWC Dilijan Nigeria Kosovo Brandeis University Colby College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Maastricht Skidmore College Wesleyan University Monia Alhelou Kieran Anderson Palestine USA Rayan Abubaker Tomiris Aitzhanova UWC Adriatic UWC Costa Rica Ahmed Hamid Kazakhstan Lake Forest College Brown University

Sudan UWC Thailand Class of 2022 UWC Dilijan Lake Forest College Kalilou Ali Kadiri Ariel Anurantha Macalester College Niger Indonesia Shah Mir Aizaz UWC Changshu China Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Dipashna Acharya Pakistan Whitman College Earlham College Nepal UWC Red Cross Nordic Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Earlham College Lake Forest College

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69 Colorado College Redi Cane Albania Cross Nordic UWC Red College Randolph-Macon Cao Shurui China UWC Atlantic College University of Pennsylvania Cardenas Yorlenis Panama College UWC Pearson Skidmore College Casado Ismael Carmona Spain Chun UWC Li Po University of Oklahoma Ren Carroll USA UWC-USA Colorado College Dzafer Camdzic Dzafer Bosnia-Herzegovina UWC in Mostar Aya Kumaga Aya Davis United World College Scholars Program Davis United World Methodist University Khuda Burdi Pakistan UWC in Mostar University of Oklahoma Burrows Jennifer Barbados Cross Nordic UWC Red University of Oklahoma Burza Adla Bosnia-Herzegovina UWC in Mostar Earlham College Bystricky Jakub Slovakia UWC Thailand Colby College Emma Calvo USA UWC Atlantic College University of California Berkeley Suchada Bunkongthon Suchada Thailand Cross Nordic UWC Red University of Oklahoma Justin-Casimir Braun Germany College Bosch UWC Robert Stanford University Hannah Arhin Brefo Ghana College Bosch UWC Robert College of Idaho Brew Joseph United Kingdom Chun UWC Li Po Columbia University Britcher Georgie USA UWC Dilijan George Washington University Bryan Robert Rojay Jamaica Asia East UWC South Bennington College Nikola Braor Nikola Poland UWC in Mostar (Japan, Li Po Chun UWC, College of the Atlantic ’21) is passionate about of the Atlantic ’21) Po Chun UWC, College (Japan, Li Aya also interned in a lab at Hokkaido University in Japan, where she studied how seabirds might be impacted by offshore wind also interned in a lab at Hokkaido University in Japan, where she studied how Aya “I investigated whether vegetation type influenced petrel burrow density and conducted a population estimate,” Aya explains. density and conducted a population estimate,” vegetation type influenced petrel burrow “I investigated whether “I not only got to practice field-research skills (i.e., using GPS units to map features, banding petrels, and taking field notes), and got to map features, banding petrels, and field-research skills (i.e., using GPS units “I not only got to practice should happen every a lot of lessons, such as 1) data entry a poster at a conference, but I also learned the opportunity to present 2) the importance of taking field notes that you can read a year later.” day while you can remember the details, and d offand experience back to Maine,” she says, “and see what applies to the gulls that bree farms. “The plan is to take these findings strong potential for offshore wind generation. the coast of Maine,” another area that has ecology, especially the world of birds. She spent one summer in college at COA’s in college at COA’s the world of birds. She spent one summer especially ecology, coast, gathering data on Duck Island, 10 miles off the Atlantic research station on Great “I cannot storm petrel—and bird species called Leach’s a little-understood, far-northern “I was always in bed before she Anderson, her professor and advisor. says John she put into her study,” tell you how many hours plots in the morning.” while she was striding off to her study came in, and eating breakfast UNDERGRADUATES IN ACTION UNDERGRADUATES ofabout Birds Knowledge Expanding the Ocean Kumaga Aya Princeton UniversityPrinceton Ali Boukind Morocco UWC Changshu China New York University Mohamed Boutabratine Morocco UWC Changshu China Oberlin College Cody Bowen-Crosby USA UWC Dilijan & Clark College Lewis Bower Nicholas Bahamas UWC Changshu China Bowdoin College Bozovic Josif Montenegro UWC in Mostar UniversityNorthwestern Adam Boukind Adam Morocco UWC Changshu China University of Florida Botti Modupelowooluwa Nigeria UWC Kamhlaba Waterford St. Olaf College Lehigh UniversityLehigh Bezmen Andrii Ukraine UWC-USA Hood College Ankita Bhattacharjee India UWC Mahindra College Cornell University Bhattal Sehyr Singapore Asia East UWC South Barnard College Emma Biskup Croatia College UWC Pearson University of Oklahoma Blagojevic Tamara Serbia UWC Mahindra College Earlham College Bo Yan Hong Kong UWC Costa Rica Union College Ena Bosnjak Croatia UWC Adriatic Biborka Beres Biborka Hungary College Bosch UWC Robert College Bennington Ethan Berner Austria UWC Dilijan Middlebury College Beugre Emmanuel Ange Cote D’Ivoire UWC Mahindra College College of Idaho Bexultan Yeraly Kazakhstan Asia East UWC South St. Olaf College Benihirwe Gloria Honette Rwanda Cross Nordic UWC Red Methodist University Bennington College Bambara Tomma Burkina Faso College UWC Pearson University of Oklahoma Banjac Miron Bosnia-Herzegovina UWC in Mostar & Clark College Lewis Bao Kevin USA Asia East UWC South Cornell University Bashir Ayesha Pakistan UWC-USA Bennington College Nethmi Bathige Sri Lanka Asia East UWC South Macalester College Bayyurt Izge Turkey UWC in Mostar Colby College Belova Mayya Russia UWC Adriatic Yaa Baker Yaa USA Rica UWC Costa University of Rochester Aiym Bakytbaikyzy Kazakhstan Asia East UWC South Macalester College Balkovic Erol Bosnia-Herzegovina UWC Atlantic College University Reserve Western Case Baller John Germany College Bosch UWC Robert University of Rochester Bahij Marwa Lebanon UWC Maastricht Luther College Aida Baimenova Kazakhstan Asia East UWC South UniversityNorthwestern Dina Baimenova Kazakhstan Asia East UWC South Babson College Kristian Babic Kristian Bosnia-Herzegovina College Bosch UWC Robert University of Oklahoma Rani Badoun Israel UWC-USA UniversityLehigh Sheshdeh Aseman Bagheri Iran UWC Dilijan St. Lawrence University Astghik Baghinyan Armenia UWC Dilijan Ayomikun Ayodeji Ayomikun Nigeria UWC Adriatic Institute of Massachusetts Technology Azamova Malikabonu Tajikistan Japan UWC ISAK + Design Art Ringling College of Azar Jerries Honduras Chun UWC Li Po Lake College Forest Andrea Ayala Andrea Mexico UWC-USA UniversitySt. Lawrence Ayaz Muhammad Pakistan UWC Thailand Luther College Uniting the World 68 Bennington College School of the Art Institute ofArt of the School Chicago de la Mora Auza Inigo Mexico UWC in Mostar Simon Atwood Africa South UWC Kamhlaba Waterford Firdavs Atabaev Firdavs Tajikistan UWC Maastricht Luther College Babson College Lake College Forest Rishi Asher USA UWC Atlantic College Columbia University Aseh Nnena Joseph Joy Cameroon College Bosch UWC Robert College of Idaho Sean Thio Asahara Singapore Asia East UWC South Nohelia Arias Nohelia Arias Hidalgo Costa Rica College Bosch UWC Robert Marianela Arias Arias Marianela Hidalgo Costa Rica UWC Costa Rica College of Idaho Wellesley College Wellesley University of Florida Ariana Ayusha Bangladesh UWC Atlantic College St. Olaf College Cesar Arguello Martinez Nicaragua Nordic Cross UWC Red St. Olaf College Moliha Arfeen Pakistan College Bosch UWC Robert Belkys Arbizu Belkys Barcenas Nicaragua College Bosch UWC Robert PRESIDENTS’ PERSPECTIVES

Rounak Chawla Eileen S. Chung Lauren Crosbie-Walsh Nigina Daniyarova Tiphelele Dlamini Tina Drupa “Since the start of the Davis UWC Scholars Program India Canada Australia Uzbekistan Eswatini Latvia UWC Mahindra College Li Po Chun UWC UWC South East Asia UWC in Mostar UWC Adriatic UWC Maastricht more than 20 years ago, over 350 scholars from 88 Case Western Reserve University Colby College Cornell University Bryn Mawr College University of Oklahoma College of the Atlantic Fadia Chehadeh Selma Cifric Tiffany Crosbie-Walsh Mihael Dasovic Leah Doherty Sohrab Dubash countries have graduated from College of the Palestine Bosnia-Herzegovina China Croatia Barbados Singapore UWC Atlantic College UWC in Mostar UWC South East Asia UWC in Mostar Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC-USA Atlantic. …They share a passion for service, are Whitman College College of Idaho University of Michigan College of Idaho Wartburg College Claremont McKenna College deeply empathetic, and are motivated by the promise Jianxue Chen Camila Clements Chanya Cserepy Darya Davidouskaya Taylor Doke Matea Dugandzic China USA Thailand Belarus USA Bosnia-Herzegovina of a better world. Importantly, even as young UWC Changshu China UWC Mahindra College UWC Thailand UWC Maastricht UWC-USA UWC in Mostar Yale University University of California Berkeley Ringling College of Art + Design Luther College Wellesley College Skidmore College scholars at COA, Davis UWC Scholars continue to YinDi Chen Srdjan Colakovic Naying Cui Ruvan de Graaf Ayesha Domingo Helen Dugmore China Bosnia-Herzegovina China South Africa Philippines Ireland shape the fabric and character of the very institu- UWC Changshu China UWC in Mostar UWC Changshu China Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC South East Asia UWC Dilijan tion. In a phrase, the presence of Davis Scholars New York University Methodist University St. Olaf College College of the Atlantic Skidmore College Yale University Herbert Chicalia Issabella Colon Sara Currie Jacqueline Theresa Kevin Tristan Francis Ghada El Haj raises all boats here at COA. We are forever in Mozambique Venezuela USA Nejaim de Loos Donaldson Lebanon Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Robert Bosch College UWC South East Asia USA Jamaica UWC Red Cross Nordic gratitude for this remarkable program.” Lake Forest College University of Virginia George Washington University UWC Maastricht UWC Changshu China Methodist University Bennington College New York University Adrian Chiu Angelica Contreras Nino Ernesto Cuxil Radia El Hallam DARRON COLLIN, PRESIDENT Canada Colombia Guatemala Wubayehu Debebe Sherab Dorji Morocco College of the Atlantic Pearson College UWC UWC Maastricht UWC Robert Bosch College Ethiopia Bhutan UWC-USA University of California Berkeley Bennington College Middlebury College UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Mahindra College University of Richmond College of Idaho Bucknell University Tenzin Choeyang Sadie Cooley Eliana da Silva Carmo Mennaallah Elsayed India USA Brazil Juni Deshar Emila Joanna Dorniak Egypt UWC Atlantic College UWC Adriatic UWC Robert Bosch College Nepal Poland UWC Atlantic College Pietro Cascia Yi Wynn Chan Duke University College of the Atlantic College of the Atlantic UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Mahindra College University of Oklahoma Italy Malaysia Luther College St. Olaf College UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Maastricht Natalie Choi Andreea Coscai Zaid Daana Hector Rodrigo Escobar College of the Atlantic St. Olaf College USA Romania Palestine Adama Diagne Stasa Dorojevic El Salvador UWC Atlantic College UWC Changshu China UWC Mahindra College Senegal Montenegro UWC Robert Bosch College Federico Cedolini Priyav Chandna St. Olaf College Bennington College Earlham College UWC-USA UWC in Mostar St. Olaf College Argentina India University of Oklahoma New York University Pearson College UWC UWC-USA Ayat Chowdhury Paul Gabriel Cosme Sadiq Dabire Lucianna Escobar Trinity College University of North Carolina at United Kingdom Philippines Ghana Mohamed Diallo Ianira Dos Santos Cipriano El Salvador Chapel Hill UWC Costa Rica UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Maastricht Senegal Mozambique UWC Red Cross Nordic Sadik Tarik Sadi Çetin University of Rochester Macalester College Lake Forest College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Lake Forest College Turkey Elene Charkviani Lake Forest College Wartburg College UWC Robert Bosch College Republic of Georgia Matthew Choy Moses Garry Costa Steinar Dahle Benjamin Espinoza Carrasco Tufts University UWC Red Cross Nordic USA India Norway Rahul Dias Yosef Dosena Chile Bennington College Li Po Chun UWC UWC in Mostar UWC Red Cross Nordic India Ethiopia UWC Robert Bosch College Mirza Cevra Cornell University College of Idaho University of Oklahoma UWC South East Asia UWC Red Cross Nordic University of Rochester Bosnia-Herzegovina Javier Alejandro Chaves Northwestern University College of Idaho UWC in Mostar Camango Yueh Qi Chuah Helena Cravinho Yuchen Dai Esther Ezeogu Bennington College Venezuela Malaysia Portugal China Maduo Dijeng Manami Dote Eswatini UWC Atlantic College UWC Changshu China UWC Atlantic College UWC Changshu China Botswana Japan Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Jayasree Chakravarty University of Oklahoma Bates College Yale University Columbia University UWC Atlantic College Li Po Chun UWC College of Idaho

Singapore Class of 2022 University of Oklahoma Earlham College UWC South East Asia Navya Chawla Vakhtang Chulukhadze Sasa Crkvenjas Nerketa Damiba Brett Fafata Barnard College Singapore Republic of Georgia Bosnia-Herzegovina South Sudan Luka Dimitrijevic Stefan Dragicevic USA UWC South East Asia UWC-USA UWC in Mostar UWC-USA Serbia Serbia Li Po Chun UWC Kathryn Chan Wellesley College University of Rochester University of Florida Methodist University UWC Maastricht UWC Robert Bosch College Northwestern University Canada Lake Forest College St. Lawrence University UWC South East Asia Wellesley College

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Ali Farahmand Micaella Chyven Gadin Mirian George Marcela Gomez Joshua Habash Ena Haseljic Iran Philippines Tanzania USA Tanzania Bosnia-Herzegovina “A uniform trait displayed by Davis UWC Scholars is their UWC-USA UWC Costa Rica UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Costa Rica Li Po Chun UWC UWC in Mostar Earlham College University of Oklahoma Earlham College University of Pennsylvania Case Western Reserve University University of Rochester dedication to their studies, and to their community. Our Kristína Feiková Aditya Salil Gadkari Kalina Georgieva Melvin Gomez Zemichael Habtegiorgis Mao Hayakawa scholars understand the word ‘community’ in its Slovakia India Bulgaria El Salvador Eswatini Japan UWC Costa Rica UWC Mahindra College UWC Costa Rica UWC Red Cross Nordic Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC ISAK Japan broadest sense, for they represent multiple communities. Northwestern University Reed College University of Rochester Ringling College of Art + Design St. Lawrence University Randolph-Macon College Nishi Felton Daniel Gahn Martinez Adrian Gerrese Gaby Gordon-Fox Majd Haddad Xuantong He They represent their home countries, they represent the Germany Uruguay Netherlands United Kingdom Jordan China Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Dilijan UWC Maastricht UWC Mahindra College UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Changshu China community of Davis UWC Scholars, and they represent Yale University Wartburg College Cornell University College of the Atlantic University of Oklahoma Brandeis University the broader category of international students. … Leah Fernandez Partev Galstyn Karina Gevorgyan Anushree Goswami Joud Haidar Htet Hein USA Armenia Armenia Singapore Lebanon Singapore Consequently, Davis UWC Scholars feel intense devotion UWC South East Asia UWC Changshu China UWC-USA UWC South East Asia UWC Thailand UWC South East Asia Brandeis University St. Olaf College St. Olaf College Smith College St. Olaf College Columbia University and responsibility for their respective communities—off Rocio Fernandez Gutierrez Marlon Galvis Aceros Samvel Gevorgyan Regan Greer Aram Hakobyan Carlos Henriquez Henriquez Guatemala Colombia Armenia Canada Armenia El Salvador campus this takes the form of volunteering for local Pearson College UWC UWC in Mostar UWC Dilijan Pearson College UWC UWC-USA UWC Robert Bosch College Trinity College College of Idaho University of Florida College of the Atlantic University of Chicago Randolph-Macon College nonprofit organizations; on campus this takes the form Jorania Ferreira Alves Panashe Gambe Tatevik Gevorgyan Jiayi Gu Valdrin Halitjaha Ernesto Hernandez Rodriguez of leadership on student government, on serving as the Timor-Leste Zimbabwe Armenia China Kosovo Cuba Li Po Chun UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Adriatic UWC Atlantic College UWC Maastricht UWC Costa Rica liaison between international students and academic Luther College Wartburg College St. Olaf College Northwestern University Lake Forest College College of the Atlantic departments, fostering a sense of deep engagement Gabriela Ferreyra Barrientos Sidiki Ganame Nare Ghaltakhchyan Qinyue (Stacy) Guan Maho Hamada Martin Herrmann USA Burkina Faso Armenia China Japan Germany with their fellow students, to give but a few examples.” UWC-USA UWC Maastricht UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Changshu China Pearson College UWC UWC Robert Bosch College St. Lawrence University University of Oklahoma University of North Carolina at Swarthmore College Princeton University Northwestern University Chapel Hill WIM WIEWEL, PRESIDENT Cecy Ferrufino Soriano Uarda Gani Aida Gueye Majd Hamdan Faisal Herzallah Lewis & Clark College Honduras Albania Pratap Ghimire Senegal Syria Jordan UWC South East Asia UWC Adriatic Nepal UWC South East Asia UWC-USA UWC Red Cross Nordic Trinity College Earlham College UWC Dilijan St. Lawrence University Middlebury College University of Florida Bennington College Alejandro Flores Monge Christian Garcia Abiel Gulbet Yeji Han Takhona Hlatshwako Mexico Venezuela Siphesihle Ginindza Eritrea USA Eswatini UWC-USA UWC Robert Bosch College Eswatini UWC Red Cross Nordic Pearson College UWC UWC Dilijan Celenhle Horton Sona Hovhannisyan Williams College College of Idaho Waterford Kamhlaba UWC College of Idaho Savannah College of Art and University of North Carolina at Eswatini Armenia Wartburg College Design Chapel Hill Freddy Fodop Vaibhav Gattani Yulei Guo Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Dilijan Cameroon India Iliana Gjeci China Flora Harutyunyan Madeleine Hoang College of Idaho Lewis & Clark College UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC South East Asia Albania UWC Changshu China Armenia USA Meherab Hossain Silviya Hovnanyan Methodist University University of California Berkeley UWC Adriatic Claremont McKenna College UWC Dilijan UWC South East Asia Bangladesh Armenia Colby College University of Florida University of Virginia Ruivaldo Freitas Viana Duozon R. Gaye Aniket Gupta UWC Changshu China UWC Dilijan Timor-Leste Liberia Vanja Glisic India Afraz Hasan Shen Zhou Hong Clark University College of Idaho UWC Adriatic UWC Changshu China Bosnia-Herzegovina Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Malaysia China Chantelle Houareau Maria Hovsepyan Luther College University of Oklahoma UWC in Mostar University of Florida Li Po Chun UWC UWC Changshu China Seychelles Russia Wartburg College University of Michigan St. John’s College Class of 2022 Tiantong Fu Risako Gen Trisha Guttal Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Dilijan China Japan Nino Gogadze USA Zaafir Hasan Marharyta Horokhova Lake Forest College University of Florida UWC Changshu China UWC South East Asia Republic of Georgia UWC South East Asia Bangladesh Ukraine Arpine Hovhannisyan Yucheng Hua St. John’s College Wellesley College UWC Adriatic Cornell University UWC Maastricht UWC Dilijan Armenia China Randolph-Macon College Vassar College College of Idaho UWC Robert Bosch College Pearson College UWC Luther College Bowdoin College

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Innovating IT for Learning and Research Malvika Jaising Anniella Kabitso Min Woo Kang Arjun Kaushik Singapore Burundi South Korea India “How can I use my knowledge and experience to make things easier for people?” UWC South East Asia Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia Petar Mitresvski (Macedonia, UWC Robert Bosch College, Middlebury College ’07) Babson College College of Idaho Duke University Babson College often asks himself that question, according to a profile by Middlebury. Fadi Jalal Al Tamimi Bornnie Kabongo Keyi Nancy Kang Yao Aliaksandra Kazharskaya Palestine Zambia Costa Rica Belarus As an undergraduate, Petar discovered a passion for computer science, and his Li Po Chun UWC UWC Changshu China UWC Costa Rica UWC Red Cross Nordic talents soon gave him a chance to make a difference. Methodist University Whitman College Johns Hopkins University St. Olaf College “Viruses were attacking students’ computers, and there was no recourse—no Hyae In Jee Yigit Can Kahyaoglu Angella Kaniki Julianna Kenny South Korea Turkey Uganda Mexico easy-to-use virus eradicators, no off-the-shelf troubleshooting,” the college says. “With UWC South East Asia UWC-USA Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC-USA students flooding the help desk, Petar created a program to disinfect computers. He University of Chicago Macalester College College of Idaho Wellesley College was able to reduce a system that consisted of an immense number of complicated Alexander Jennings Haris Kalac Matthew Karaireho Mrunal Khadke Petar Mitresvski South Africa Montenegro Uganda India steps that would take almost a day to complete into a simple routine that faculty, staff, Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Thailand Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC South East Asia and students could do on their own.” Colorado College University of Rochester University of Oklahoma Bennington College Petar stayed at Middlebury as an IT team leader for 12 years after graduation. In 2019 he became an audiovisual design Kruti Yeshwant Jethwa Sirjan Kalakheti Anela Karamustafic Patil Khakhamian India Nepal Bosnia-Herzegovina Armenia engineer at Harvard Medical School, responsible for the AV technology in some 150 spaces, venues and learning systems. The UWC Mahindra College UWC Thailand UWC in Mostar UWC Dilijan pandemic brought new challenges; he now needed to safely and seamlessly integrate in-person and remote research activities and Brandeis University Methodist University University of Rochester Colorado College collaborations. Yunhao Jimmy Jiang Kseniya Kalaur Artsiom Karankevich Muhammad Ghalib Khan “Even keeping surfaces clean is something Petar is involved with,” says the profile from his alma mater. “A scientist can walk Singapore Belarus Belarus Pakistan Li Po Chun UWC UWC Changshu China UWC Dilijan UWC Dilijan into a room with a specialized camera and transmit data and visual information without the operator touching anything. Cornell University University of Rochester Ringling College of Art + Design University of Florida “‘This technology exists in other places,’ says Petar, ‘but we’ve put our own spin on it at Harvard.’” Jack Johnson Hana Kalco Hoody Kargbo Zareen Khan Saudi Arabia Croatia Sierra Leone Bangladesh UWC Changshu China UWC Adriatic UWC Maastricht UWC Red Cross Nordic Earlham College University of Rochester University of Oklahoma University of Oklahoma Alexi Johnstone Achiad Kalman Meri Karioja Aspram Kharatyan Clarisa Huang Kien My Hieu Huynh Uchechukwu Ilodibe Filippo Iulianelli Zimbabwe Israel Finland Armenia USA Vietnam Nigeria Italy UWC Changshu China UWC Maastricht UWC-USA Pearson College UWC UWC Atlantic College UWC Mahindra College UWC Costa Rica UWC in Mostar Ringling College of Art + Design St. Lawrence University University of Florida College of Idaho University of California Berkeley Luther College University of Florida University of Rochester Isobel Jones Devki Kalra Ghaniya Kartasasmita Gayatri Khemka Yi Jia Huang Romir Hysko Azmayn Inkishaf Rushikesh Jadvav United Kingdom Singapore Indonesia USA Taiwan Albania Bangladesh India UWC Costa Rica UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia UWC Mahindra College UWC in Mostar UWC Adriatic UWC in Mostar University of Florida Tufts University New York University University of Pennsylvania Lake Forest College Northwestern University University of Oklahoma St. Olaf College Mara Jovanovic Aya Kamil Karanja Karubiu Pollen Khosa Hana Huskic Nour Ibrahim Maryam Iqbal Huma Jafree Montenegro Morocco Kenya South Africa Bosnia-Herzegovina Palestine Pakistan Pakistan UWC Adriatic UWC Maastricht Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC in Mostar UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Maastricht UWC Thailand Brown University St. Olaf College Macalester College St. Olaf College Gettysburg College College of Idaho Case Western Reserve University Randolph-Macon College Mahmud Jumaev Elena Kaminskaia Tizee Kasete Mahika Khosla Ali Hussain Hasumi Ichikawa Fabiana Gabriela Irigoyen Aditya Andre Jagtap Tajikistan Republic of Georgia Namibia India Pakistan Japan Jiménez Germany UWC Changshu China UWC Changshu China UWC-USA UWC Mahindra College Li Po Chun UWC UWC Dilijan Bolivia UWC South East Asia University of Rochester Whitman College College of Idaho Tufts University

Methodist University Lake Forest College UWC Red Cross Nordic University of Virginia Class of 2022 Case Western Reserve University Hee Seok Jung Mouhamadou Saidou Kane Mitchelle Katemauswa Yasaman Khosravi Tomas Fransciso Hut Quiteria Anis Idrizovic Samirah Jaigirdar South Korea Senegal Zimbabwe Iran Portugal Montenegro Tobechukwu Isagba Bangladesh UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Changshu China UWC Maastricht UWC Robert Bosch College Nigeria Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Northwestern University Skidmore College University of Oklahoma Worcester Polytechnic Institute University of Oklahoma University of Rochester UWC Costa Rica Connecticut College University of Oklahoma

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Somchit Kittisak Daniela Kosnacova Yoo Jin Kwon Julieta Lechini Siyi Li Laura Logan “The Davis UWC Scholars Program continues to provide Laos Slovakia South Korea Uruguay China Jamaica Pearson College UWC UWC in Mostar UWC South East Asia UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Mahindra College UWC Atlantic College students from around the globe a well-deserved Wartburg College University of Oklahoma University of California Berkeley Colorado College Amherst College Dartmouth College Vaja Kldiashvili Madeleine Kraatz Wutt Kyi Min Jun Lee Yiran Li Olutunshore Alekeoise Longe opportunity to earn a degree from The College of Idaho, Republic of Georgia USA Myanmar Mozambique China Nigeria UWC Dilijan UWC-USA UWC Changshu China Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Costa Rica Li Po Chun UWC and Davis UWC Scholars have injected energy and new Macalester College Wellesley College Bucknell University St. Lawrence University University of Michigan Columbia University ways of thinking into the college’s dynamic campus as Manya Kochhar Naida Krehic Paal Igesund Kyrkjeboe Eugenia Leon Canseco Zixia Li Ivana Lopatic India Bosnia-Herzegovina Norway Mexico China Bosnia-Herzegovina we have seen significant growth in Davis UWC Scholars UWC Mahindra College UWC in Mostar UWC South East Asia UWC Costa Rica UWC Changshu China UWC in Mostar Bennington College Georgetown University Columbia University St. Lawrence University University of Florida University of Oklahoma over the last four years. Bela Kochkarova Luna Krizan Anthea Lai Masud Tyree Lewis Mungo Ligoya Ana Lovrinovic USA Croatia Singapore Guyana Malawi Bosnia-Herzegovina UWC-USA UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Maastricht UWC South East Asia UWC Dilijan UWC in Mostar “Despite significant challenges this year due to New York University Ringling College of Art + Design University of Florida Middlebury College College of Idaho Methodist University COVID-19, our Davis UWC Scholars—many of whom Abdallah Kokash Aleka Kroitzsh Dolma Tsering Lama Oyo Lhamo Kyaw Zaw Lin Juncheng Roger Lu Jordan USA Nepal India Myanmar China have been on campus since fall 2019 without a break— UWC Atlantic College UWC-USA UWC ISAK Japan UWC-USA Li Po Chun UWC UWC Changshu China University of Rochester Dartmouth College Wheaton College St. Olaf College Wartburg College Columbia University have led efforts to hold outdoor Pride rallies, completed Ajisinmisola Kola Olawuyi Ekaterina Krysova Cesar Laria Cancax Aiyuan Li Matthias Ling Francesca Lucchetti a summer College Work Program leaving the college Nigeria Russia Guatemala China USA Italy UWC Adriatic UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Atlantic College UWC Mahindra College UWC Changshu China looking better than ever, and stayed locked in to online University of Oklahoma University of Florida Wartburg College University of Chicago University of Chicago Vassar College Stella Kombo Adit Kshettry Chloe Larkin Anxi Li Jiaying Liu Nosizo Lukhele courses despite learning from around the world. We are Kenya Pakistan USA China China Eswatini UWC Mahindra College UWC South East Asia UWC-USA UWC Dilijan UWC Costa Rica UWC Thailand more proud than ever to be a partner institution with the University of Rochester Bucknell University Wellesley College Colby College Wellesley College Bennington College Davis UWC Scholars Program.” Sovansakana Kong Xianchang Kuang Jara Lastra Cagigas Changling Li Nareauphol Liu Radu Lungu Cambodia China Spain China Thailand Moldova DOUG BRIGHAM AND JIM EVERETT, CO-PRESIDENTS UWC South East Asia UWC Changshu China UWC Dilijan Li Po Chun UWC UWC ISAK Japan UWC South East Asia Brown University Davidson College College of the Atlantic Colby College University of California Berkeley Macalester College The College of Idaho Marcin Kopanski Kushali Kumar Megan Lau Dam Ning Li Shung Yue Liu Di Luo Poland India Canada Hong Kong Hong Kong China UWC Dilijan UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Mahindra College Li Po Chun UWC Li Po Chun UWC UWC Costa Rica Lake Forest College Washington and Lee University University of California Berkeley Oberlin College Northwestern University Colby College Chanha Kim Jaydyn Kincaid Mamaswatsi Kopeka Sandeep Kumar Ywen Lau Jiaqi Li Xuchen Liu Joshua Lutaakome USA USA Lesotho Pakistan Singapore China China Uganda UWC-USA UWC-USA UWC Atlantic College UWC Changshu China UWC South East Asia UWC Changshu China UWC Changshu China Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Pomona College College of Idaho Brown University University of Richmond Stanford University Middlebury College University of Florida Luther College Daniil Kim Andrew Kipkoech Kiplagat Elsa Korpi Dana Kurniawan Bao Le Kexin Li yI Liu Paulette Lwande Russia Kenya Finland USA Vietnam China China Kenya UWC Adriatic UWC South East Asia Li Po Chun UWC UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia UWC Changshu China UWC Changshu China UWC Changshu China St. Lawrence University Methodist University Middlebury College Brown University Macalester College University of Rochester St. Olaf College Lake Forest College Class of 2022 Julia Kim Yordanos Alemu Kiros Tunc Basar Kose Ka Kiu Natalie Kwan Hang Le Thi Minh Ruize Li Roba Anna Wani Denis Lytnev Singapore Sudan China China Vietnam China Justus Lobworong Russia UWC South East Asia UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Changshu China Li Po Chun UWC UWC Dilijan UWC Changshu China South Sudan UWC Atlantic College Barnard College Luther College Reed College Cornell University Northwestern University Colby College UWC Thailand Methodist University College of Idaho

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Fisile Mabuza Naviya Makhija Jejinho Marques Cabral Zoe K. McAdoo Leonard Milea Novilhelha Moleni Eswatini India Timor-Leste USA France Malawi “Last year, I shared my gratitude for the Davis UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC South East Asia UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia UWC Red Cross Nordic College of Idaho Columbia University Methodist University Smith College University of California Berkeley Skidmore College Scholars Program that has brought scholars with a Siyabonga Mabuza Ruth Makonnen Sofia Martinez Cruz Khanyisizwe Mdluli Juliana Mishur Mehak Monga global perspective and pluralistic worldview to Eswatini Netherlands El Salvador Eswatini Belarus India Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC in Mostar UWC Costa Rica Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Maastricht UWC South East Asia Davidson during a turbulent period globally. That Luther College Lewis & Clark College Luther College Wartburg College University of Florida Northwestern University turbulence has only intensified during this pandemic, Ifunanya Maduka Tsitsi Sharon Makufa Michele Martino Thandiswa Mdluli Apoorba Misra Ernesto Monge Marin Nigeria Zimbabwe Italy Eswatini India Costa Rica which has closed borders and further contributed to UWC Maastricht Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC in Mostar UWC Dilijan UWC ISAK Japan UWC Costa Rica Bucknell University Earlham College University of Rochester College of Idaho Carleton College Lewis & Clark College the nationalism and hyper-partisanship that is Crystal Roseburd Maud Darya Maliauskaya Akib Marzuk Vichearith Meas Ira Mittal Pablo Monterroso Magezi Ndamira Belarus Bangladesh Cambodia India USA ascendant around the world. Given this environment in Uganda UWC Thailand UWC Changshu China UWC ISAK Japan UWC South East Asia UWC Atlantic College UWC Mahindra College Trinity College Wheaton College Macalester College New York University Macalester College which we currently live and in which our graduates will Case Western Reserve University Yusuf Malikzad Leily Mashhadi Manafi Juana Nattaly Nane Mkrichyan Mauricio Montes Martinez enter, we must be even more fervent and steadfast in Alejo Maggini Afghanistan Iran Melendez Martos Armenia USA Argentina UWC Dilijan UWC Dilijan Peru UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC-USA our commitment to educate and prepare our students UWC Maastricht College of Idaho Middlebury College UWC Red Cross Nordic University of Florida St. Lawrence University Occidental College St. John’s College Noam Maman Khonzumthetho Masuku Bibi Mohamed Steven Montilla Morantes to be effective global citizens and leaders. Ishita Mahajan Israel Eswatini Danny Mendez Castrillo Guyana Venezuela USA UWC in Mostar Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Costa Rica UWC Costa Rica UWC-USA UWC South East Asia Brandeis University Dartmouth College UWC Costa Rica Earlham College Middlebury College “Even in a mostly virtual environment, Davis UWC University of Virginia College of Idaho Ncobile Mamba Yash Mathur Rabab Mohamed Nafe Arrunava Moondra Scholars better equip Davidson to achieve this through the Matina Mahasantipiya Eswatini India Lukas Ming Menkhoff Algeria India Thailand Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC South East Asia Singapore UWC Maastricht UWC South East Asia diversity of opinions and life experiences they bring to the UWC Thailand College of Idaho University of California Berkeley UWC South East Asia Luther College Yale University University of Florida Pomona College Vikram Manikantan Aishath (Maya) Mauroof Ibrahim Mohammed Alejandra Morales Torres classroom and campus experience at large that we would Mildred Mahatlane India Maldives Lerato Mensah-Aborampah Egypt Mexico Botswana UWC South East Asia UWC Maastricht Lesotho Pearson College UWC Li Po Chun UWC not have without them. These students assist us in UWC Red Cross Nordic Northwestern University Mount Holyoke College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC College of Idaho College of the Atlantic Wartburg College St. Olaf College developing leaders with humane instincts and in Akil Manswell Mawande Mayiga Abdifatah Mohamoud Laura Moreno Romero Mohamed Mahmoud Trinidad & Tobago Eswatini Isabel Messerschmidt Somalia Colombia increasing our global consciousness.” Egypt UWC Costa Rica Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Netherlands UWC-USA UWC Mahindra College UWC Robert Bosch College Lake Forest College Lake Forest College UWC Robert Bosch College University of Oklahoma University of Oklahoma CAROL E. QUILLEN, PRESIDENT Case Western Reserve University College of the Atlantic Anushka Maqbool Oumou Kalsoum Mbacke Kalyani Mohan Mariia Morgunova Davidson College Mai Mai Pakistan Senegal Matej Mestrovic India Russia Vietnam UWC-USA UWC Robert Bosch College Croatia UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Dilijan UWC Red Cross Nordic New York University Columbia University UWC in Mostar Wesleyan University Earlham College Middlebury College University of Oklahoma Trevor Marimbire El Hadji Arona Mbaye Ain Anisa Mohd Azuddin Kate Morrison Ojochenemi Maji Zimbabwe Senegal Mirko Michovich Gonzales Malaysia Canada Nigeria UWC Maastricht UWC Changshu China Bolivia UWC ISAK Japan Pearson College UWC Teboho Motselekatse Hashem Mourawed UWC Changshu China Earlham College Brown University UWC Robert Bosch College University of Rochester St. John’s College Eswatini Lebanon

Bates College St. Olaf College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Maastricht Class of 2022 Sandra Markovic Kovenda Mbuale Peace Mojekwu Md Jami Bin Mosharf Navid Methodist University College of Idaho Joanne Makawa Bosnia-Herzegovina Namibia Daryl Mifsud Nigeria Bangladesh Zimbabwe UWC in Mostar UWC South East Asia Malta UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC-USA Khanthida Mounivong Mishal Mrinal Waterford Kamhlaba UWC University of Florida Luther College UWC Maastricht University of Oklahoma College of Idaho Laos India College of Idaho Earlham College UWC Dilijan UWC South East Asia St. Olaf College University of Chicago

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Brandon Muhedini Elias Naess Kavya Nayak Maja Nieweglowska Albania Norway India Poland Creating a Magazine for Black UWC in Mostar UWC-USA UWC South East Asia UWC Atlantic College St. Olaf College University of Florida Brown University Brown University Women Everywhere Basit Muhammadi C. M. Nafi Hem Lata Nayal Shweta Nikalje Afghanistan Bangladesh India India The summer before her sophomore year, Rutendo Magade (Zimbabwe, UWC Thailand, UWC Maastricht UWC Changshu China UWC Thailand UWC Red Cross Nordic Brown University Luther College Methodist University College of Idaho Earlham College ’23) launched Munaku, a new, independently published digital magazine Leticia Muiuane Abdelrahman Nahar Keith Ndlovu Alain Nishimwe that celebrates Black women around the world. “I wanted to create a publication that makes USA Sudan Zimbabwe Burundi Black women feel seen and lets them be their authentic selves,” Rutendo says. “This Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Maastricht Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC University of Oklahoma University of Rochester College of Idaho Luther College magazine features women who inspire me.” Alex Mungoni Reshavan Naicker Anta Ndour Ike Njoroge “Munaku” means “beautiful person” in Shona, a language of Zimbabwe, and the Zimbabwe South Africa USA Eswatini magazine features articles by women around the globe and photos by Rutendo and several UWC Atlantic College UWC Costa Rica Pearson College UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC others. The first issue was published in August, and two more issues since then have featured University of Oklahoma Bennington College Johns Hopkins University Columbia University Rutendo Magade Munkhbileg Munkhburen Hset Hset Naing Khady Ndoye Narmeen Noorullah themes of journaling and “Love Thyself.” Mongolia Singapore Senegal Pakistan “We, as Black women, are in ourselves a diverse group of people, and Munaku seeks to appreciate the entire spectrum of UWC Atlantic College UWC Dilijan UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Maastricht University of Oklahoma Colorado College University of Oklahoma Northwestern University Blackness and everything that comes with it,” Rutendo writes at www.munakumagazine.com. Kevin Adriel Munoz Varita Nair Srikar Nekkanti Stanzin Norzang At Earlham, she’s a physics and global management double-major—physics “because I just love it,” Rutendo says, and global Argentina India India India management “because I wanted to know more about how to run a successful magazine company. I love to draw, and I also wanted Pearson College UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC-USA UWC in Mostar Bennington College University of Rochester Worcester Polytechnic Institute Wartburg College to pursue art as a major. “With coming to America, there’s such a different conversation around Africa and African Americans, and that was intriguing,” Isidora Munoz Segovia Desire Nalukwago Uwera Loughlin Neuert Ifechukwu Nwafor Spain Uganda USA Nigeria Rutendo notes. About the magazine, she adds, “It’s fitting that the articles are written by women from literally everywhere, including UWC Changshu China Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC in Mostar Waterford Kamhlaba UWC America, Africa, and Asia. I want it to be for everyone, to make them feel celebrated. College of the Atlantic Lake Forest College Brown University University of Oklahoma Yurie Muramatsu Leyla Namdarimoghaddam Kelao Neumbo Terri O. Nwanma Japan Iran Namibia Nigeria UWC South East Asia UWC Dilijan UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Atlantic College Pomona College College of Idaho Luther College Colby College Jemima Odunmbaku Oyedele Oluwatomisin Saryu Onishi Joyce Owusu Boakye Diellza Muriqi Shubh Nanda Bach Dinh Ngo Nana Kwame Nyarko-Ansong Nigeria Nigeria Japan Ghana Kosovo USA Vietnam Ghana UWC Changshu China UWC-USA UWC Thailand UWC Dilijan UWC Adriatic UWC South East Asia UWC ISAK Japan UWC South East Asia Wartburg College University of Pennsylvania University of Oklahoma College of Idaho Colorado College New York University Tufts University University of Rochester Maxwell Ogbiji Salma Omara Anthony Onyia Ceyhun Ozbel Nour Musa Shoko Narasaki Cindy Serena Nora Nyi Myint Nigeria Egypt USA Turkey Sudan Japan Ngompe Massado Myanmar UWC Costa Rica UWC Adriatic Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Atlantic College UWC Dilijan UWC Adriatic Cameroon UWC ISAK Japan Trinity College University of Oklahoma Wartburg College Macalester College University of Rochester Wesleyan University Pearson College UWC Luther College Devaditya Ojha Paola Onate Colobon Ibiebeleme Opuso Jama Ivana Pacar Case Western Reserve University Umar Mutwafy Riya Narayan Jazmina Obedova India Colombia USA Croatia Kenya USA An Nguyen Slovakia UWC South East Asia UWC Costa Rica Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Li Po Chun UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC South East Asia Vietnam UWC in Mostar University of California Berkeley University of Oklahoma University of Florida University of Rochester University of Rochester University of Pennsylvania UWC ISAK Japan Ringling College of Art + Design Hephzibah Okorie Jacqueline Ong Asya Orhan Sofia Pacheco Pardo Skidmore College Class of 2022 Paluku Muzamu Dionysius Nataraja Alice Odame Nigeria Malaysia Turkey Costa Rica Congo Indonesia Ha Linh Nguyen Ghana UWC-USA UWC Dilijan UWC Dilijan UWC Costa Rica Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Maastricht Vietnam Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Earlham College Macalester College Case Western Reserve University Bennington College College of Idaho Bennington College Pearson College UWC Luther College Olaitan Ola-Busari Daniel Oni Grace Ouedraogo Amanda Padden Skidmore College South Africa Nigeria Burkina Faso USA Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Mahindra College UWC Atlantic College UWC-USA Lake Forest College Earlham College Brown University Duke University

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Zeenya Patel Sharayu Phanse Annika Prinz Dheeraj Ram Anubhooti Regmi Avigail Romo “In this moment of heightened global uncertainty, it United Kingdom India Germany India Nepal USA UWC South East Asia UWC Mahindra College UWC South East Asia UWC Mahindra College UWC in Mostar UWC-USA matters more than ever that we welcome students with New York University Luther College Brown University University of Virginia Hood College Columbia University global experiences and perspectives into our campus Andrew Pavey Kasidit Phikrohkit Zahid Proano Arce Sri Ahrivesh Ramakrishnan Yian Ren Jesse Rosen-Gooding USA Thailand Ecuador Malaysia China USA community. The Davis UWC Scholars who have found UWC-USA UWC ISAK Japan UWC Changshu China UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Costa Rica UWC South East Asia Grinnell College Pitzer College St. Olaf College Wheaton College New York University Emory University their way to Bates have contributed meaningfully to the Miguel Leonardo Charlotte Phillips Autumn Puello Yash Ramchandani Gabriella Restifo-Bernstein Sanjana Roy life of the college, and also — we hope — discovered Pena Colaiocco Australia USA Norway USA USA Venezuela UWC South East Asia UWC-USA UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Maastricht UWC Mahindra College new possibilities within themselves during their time UWC Adriatic University of Virginia University of North Carolina at University of Michigan Skidmore College Middlebury College University of Oklahoma Chapel Hill Dalavanh Phongsavath Abisha Radjab Ramelan Flademir Luis Ribeiro Kamolchatr Ruengthong here. Their successes post-Bates suggest that they are Sebastian Penados Laos Eduardo Puerta Indonesia Mendes Mota Thailand Betancourt UWC South East Asia Costa Rica UWC South East Asia Timor-Leste UWC Red Cross Nordic continuing to enrich the communities where they live Guatemala Luther College Li Po Chun UWC New York University UWC South East Asia University of Oklahoma UWC Changshu China St. Lawrence University Wartburg College and work, and we are exceedingly proud of their Colby College Maria Plessia Lejla Ramic Melany Ruiz Torres Greece Kirtan Pun Bosnia-Herzegovina Filipa Maria Ribeiro Panama accomplishments.” Amilton Pensamento UWC South East Asia Nepal UWC in Mostar Soeiro de Carvalho UWC Red Cross Nordic Angola University of Rochester UWC Mahindra College University of Florida Portugal Luther College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC College of Idaho UWC in Mostar CLAYTON SPENCER, PRESIDENT University of Oklahoma Mykhailo Poklad Karabo Ramosamo University of Oklahoma Noah Rusk Taylor Bates College Ukraine Dev Punaini Botswana USA Maria Pereira Pinto Costeira Li Po Chun UWC India UWC Costa Rica Josebell Rivadeneira UWC-USA Portugal Middlebury College UWC Mahindra College St. Olaf College Ecuador Emory University UWC Changshu China Dartmouth College UWC-USA Northwestern University Nathida Poolphaka Fahmid Rashid College of the Atlantic Donna Rwabuhemba Thailand Yixuan Qiu Bangladesh Uganda Edis Pajic Luka Pandza José Perez Sigüenza UWC Changshu China China UWC Changshu China Nicholas Roberts Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Norway Croatia Guatemala St. Olaf College UWC Changshu China Middlebury College Guyana Lake Forest College UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC in Mostar UWC in Mostar Colby College UWC Red Cross Nordic Luther College Bennington College Macalester College Ariana Popa Tahseen Safayat Rashid Methodist University Gurgen Saakian Romania Jacinto Quimua Australia Russia Daria Pakina Ella Pang Vanja Pesic UWC in Mostar Angola UWC Maastricht Genevieve Roby UWC Dilijan Russia USA Serbia Middlebury College UWC Red Cross Nordic Colby College USA University of Florida UWC Dilijan Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC in Mostar College of Idaho UWC Dilijan Christian Asger Vittus Poulsen Ahmad Rassa Arnur Sabet University of Oklahoma Princeton University Lewis & Clark College Bennington College Denmark Juan Quintanilla Cervantes Afghanistan Kazakhstan Orlando Palacio Travers Priyasha Parajuli Dorde Petkovic UWC Changshu China El Salvador UWC Mahindra College Tara Rodic UWC Dilijan Nicaragua Nepal Serbia Middlebury College UWC-USA Luther College Bosnia-Herzegovina University of Florida UWC Maastricht UWC Adriatic UWC South East Asia Luther College UWC in Mostar University of Florida Lake Forest College George Washington University Joelle Powe Maida Raza Bates College Shlok Sadlapurkar Jamaica Emilio Quiteno Pakistan India Juan Palacios Rodas Ritambhara Parajuli Robert Petrosyan UWC Maastricht El Salvador UWC Mahindra College Guillermo Rodriguez UWC Mahindra College Paraguay Nepal Armenia Bard College Pearson College UWC Earlham College Venezuela Wartburg College UWC South East Asia UWC-USA UWC Adriatic University of Florida Li Po Chun UWC Luther College Princeton University University of Rochester Samay Prakash Zahin Reaz Amherst College Napasorn Singapore Asdar Raavi Bangladesh Saengthongsrikamol Giorgia Paliaga Mills Michael Paredes Dzenita Petrovic UWC South East Asia USA UWC Mahindra College Amina Roksa Thailand Italy Belize Bosnia-Herzegovina Pomona College UWC Red Cross Nordic Washington and Lee University Bosnia-Herzegovina UWC ISAK Japan

UWC Adriatic UWC South East Asia UWC in Mostar Oberlin College Li Po Chun UWC University of California Berkeley Class of 2022 College of the Atlantic St. Olaf College University of Oklahoma Mean Pring Tsolo Refiloe Ketsitseng University of Oklahoma Cambodia Sakshi Rakshale Lesotho Sumaya Said Salma Azra Palic Milan Park Navaluck Phalyvong UWC Red Cross Nordic India Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Arthur Romero Western Sahara Bosnia-Herzegovina South Korea Laos Methodist University UWC Mahindra College Connecticut College da Veiga Martins UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC in Mostar UWC-USA UWC Robert Bosch College Bennington College Brazil Methodist University College of Idaho Methodist University College of the Atlantic UWC Robert Bosch College Middlebury College

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Sundaram Australia UWC Changshu China Oberlin College (Alice) Sun Ying China UWC Changshu China University Carolina at of North Chapel Hill Rahul Sundar Singapore Asia East UWC South Columbia University Mahesh Siddharth Georgetown University Sandeep Suryansh Kabra India UWC Mahindra College New York University Luhang Sun China UWC-USA Colby College Sun Xiaochen China UWC Changshu China they teach.” Wartburg College Wartburg DARREL D. COLSON, PRESIDENT DARREL D. COLSON, PRESIDENTS’ PERSPECTIVES PERSPECTIVES PRESIDENTS’ Davis United World College Scholars Program Davis United World leaders perfectly comports with our mission of mission our with perfectly comports leaders Scholars so neatly match our own. The program’s program’s The own. our match neatly so Scholars The UWC Scholars could not be a better fit for our our a better be fit not for could UWCThe Scholars intent to seed American schools with future global global future with schools American seed to intent “I’ve often remarked that the goals of the Davis UWC Davis the of goals the that often remarked “I’ve preparing students for lives of leadership and service. and leadership of lives for students preparing for: they connect, they network, they inspire, they lead, lead, they inspire, network, they they connect, they for: community, and their effect is exactly what you’d hope hope you’d what exactly effect is their and community, Methodist University Radu Stochita Romania UWC Adriatic Bowdoin College Stojkovic Hristijan Serbia UWC Costa Rica University of Rochester Piotr Suder Poland UWC Adriatic University of Florida Sudzuka Dzeneta Bosnia-Herzegovina UWC in Mostar Bennington College Sultan Ahwar India UWC Mahindra College Bennington College Anastasija Stevanovic Serbia UWC Adriatic University of Florida Rae Stewart Eswatini UWC Kamhlaba Waterford Sheikh Rifayet Daiyan Srijon Daiyan Sheikh Rifayet Bangladesh UWC Atlantic College Stanford University Milica Stanisic Serbia UWC Dilijan & Clark College Lewis Stankoska Evgenija Macedonia UWC Adriatic St. Lawrence University Staszewska Adrianna Poland Japan UWC ISAK Institute Polytechnic Worcester Stefanova Lyudmila Bulgaria UWC-USA College of Idaho Julia Sokolowska Julia Poland China UWC Changshu College Wellesley Somani Elika USA Asia East UWC South Macalester College Hugh Somerset United Kingdom UWC-USA University of California Berkeley Lejla Sose Bosnia-Herzegovina UWC in Mostar University of Rochester Eudes Soussa Congo UWC Atlantic College College of Idaho Amandine Spencer-Goncalves Cape Verde College UWC Pearson University of Florida Giuliana Araujo Speranza Paraguay UWC Mahindra College Bennington College

Yale University Yale Sinha Pooja Singapore Asia East UWC South University of California Berkeley Sinha Taarini Singapore Asia East UWC South University Tufts Isha Sipahimalani Singapore Asia East UWC South UniversityNorthwestern Lambotharan Sivasubramaniam Sri Lanka Chun UWC Li Po Lake College Forest So Chanreaksmey Cambodia Asia East UWC South Macalester College Maria Fernanda Silva Morote Silva Fernanda Maria Peru UWC Adriatic University at Carolina of North Chapel Hill Silver Ariel USA UWC-USA Middlebury College Simelane Sitsandziwe Eswatini UWC Kamhlaba Waterford Luther College Singh Gurmukh India Japan UWC ISAK College Pitzer Singh Jobanjit India Asia East UWC South St. Olaf College Singh Poorva India UWC Adriatic Atlantic College of the Singhai Arinjay India Asia East UWC South Chinhsan Sieng Cambodia UWC Dilijan Macalester College Allama Ikbal Sijan Bangladesh UWC Mahindra College Earlham College Randolph-Macon College Randolph-Macon Shrestha Muskaan Nepal UWC Mahindra College Skidmore College Ritik Shrestha USA UWC-USA Cornell University Ramit Shukla India Asia East UWC South Occidental College Shumakov Valentin Kazakhstan Asia East UWC South Earlham College Shuvalov Danylo Ukraine UWC Adriatic Atlantic College of the Sichilongo Katuta Zambia UWC Thailand Atlantic College of the Amy Shi Amy USA Chun UWC Li Po Harvard College Shih Pei-Yu Taiwan Cross Nordic UWC Red University Carolina at of North Chapel Hill Shoaib Meera Pakistan Asia East UWC South University Yale Thembiso Shongwe Eswatini UWC Kamhlaba Waterford University Carolina at of North Chapel Hill Tsekiso Shetlane Lesotho UWC Kamhlaba Waterford Lake College Forest Pomona College Pomona Shabangu Veli Eswatini College UWC Pearson University of Oklahoma Isha Shah India UWC Atlantic College Bennington College Shafneen Shah Bangladesh Cross Nordic UWC Red Middlebury College Salma Shaheen Palestine UWC Changshu China University Yale Anna Mae Sheehan Ireland Asia East UWC South Atlantic College of the Shen Tongxin China UWC Atlantic College University of California Berkeley Shen Yaochi China UWC Changshu China Juana Serna Gomez Serna Juana Colombia UWC Adriatic Earlham College Aida Sertovic Bosnia-Herzegovina UWC in Mostar University of Oklahoma Sessan Kelvin Tanzania UWC Kamhlaba Waterford University of Oklahoma Seymour Sydney Bahamas UWC Maastricht St. Olaf College Sekalala Imran Uganda UWC Kamhlaba Waterford University of California Berkeley Alexsandr Semikopenko Russia College Bosch UWC Robert University of Oklahoma Justin Sennyondo Uganda College Bosch UWC Robert University of Rochester DukeUniversity Seet TzuHwan Malaysia Asia East UWC South Brown University Gary Sefah Ghana UWC Changshu China University of Oklahoma Zhanat Seitkuzhin Kazakhstan UWC Mahindra College Julia Schetelig Germany Asia East UWC South Earlham College Sophie Schonbach Germany College Bosch UWC Robert + Design Art Ringling College of Schrader Christopher Hong Kong Chun UWC Li Po Harvard College Schwarz Jackson USA Asia East UWC South Rishabh Sarup Rishabh Singapore Asia East UWC South Cornell University Sax Raphaela (Luca) Germany College Bosch UWC Robert & Clark College Lewis Uniting the World 84 Brown University Luther College Sarin Kimaya Malta Asia East UWC South Ani Sargsyan Armenia UWC Dilijan Mykola Sapronov Mykola Ukraine UWC in Mostar University Yale Skidmore College St. Olaf College Santoso Geraldine Indonesia UWC Mahindra College Columbia University Sani Amirah Nigeria UWC Changshu China Macalester College Benjamin Sango Ghana UWC Adriatic Aaron MK Salot Aaron USA UWC Costa Rica Tiana Salomon Germany UWC Costa Rica University of Rochester University of Rochester Macalester College Salinas Mejia Dennis Enrique Honduras UWC-USA Princeton UniversityPrinceton Salinas Franco Peru UWC-USA College of the Atlantic College of the Saleh Mwad Libya UWC Maastricht Morgane Saint-Cyr Morgane Canada College UWC Pearson GRADUATES IN ACTION

A Musician Explores New Ways of Jonsai Thapa Lauren Elisabeth Traas Elif Turan Darya Vavilava Nepal Netherlands Turkey USA Connecting UWC Changshu China UWC South East Asia UWC Dilijan UWC Changshu China Luther College University of Pennsylvania Mount Holyoke College George Washington University The physical isolation of the pandemic hasn’t meant creative isolation for Frieda Thaveethu Linh Tran Ilteris Turan Juan Velasquez musician, composer, and recording artist Rounak Maiti (USA, Mahindra Malaysia Vietnam Turkey Colombia UWC, Occidental College ’16). UWC Adriatic UWC Costa Rica UWC in Mostar UWC Red Cross Nordic Middlebury College Middlebury College Lake Forest College St. Lawrence University “It's allowed for new ways to envision what ‘community’ really means,” he Alexander Thomas Leonardo Trigo Mariam Turmanidze Melissa Velasquez Elias writes from his home in Mumbai. “This is really a critical time for artists and India Brazil Republic of Georgia El Salvador cultural practitioners to start exploring new ways for people to come together UWC Mahindra College UWC-USA UWC Thailand UWC Dilijan Rounak Maiti Macalester College Northwestern University University of Rochester Earlham College and bond, virtually.” Nongnapat Throngprasertch An Trinh Chelsea Uddenberg Regina Vera Estrada Largely self-taught as a guitarist and songwriter, Rounak self-recorded his first album,Bengali Cowboy, in Los Angeles in 2017. Thailand Vietnam Trinidad & Tobago Mexico “Waiting on the Comedown,” his 2019 follow-up, “leaned further into my relationship with technology, and how that further mediates UWC Costa Rica Pearson College UWC UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Changshu China University of Florida University of Chicago Yale University St. Olaf College personal relationships,” he says. Rolling Stone India called Comedown “a bittersweet exploration into the emotions attached to Zerui Tian Aayushi Trivedi Mercy Umba Jessica Verhoeven communication in the 21st century.” China India South Sudan Singapore “Thanks to Pagal Haina Records, my management and record label based in New Delhi, I’ve been lucky enough to go on tour, UWC Atlantic College UWC South East Asia UWC Atlantic College UWC South East Asia Columbia University Scripps College Wartburg College Skidmore College play at festivals, and share this music with listeners in India and in the US as well,” Rounak says. He previously played in a band in LA and a hip-hop group based in Mumbai, where he also records and produces music by other artists. Donna Tin Sun Sophie Trobitzsch Majesty Umoye Laura Vidovic China Germany Nigeria Croatia Since leaving the U.S. for India over a year ago, Rounak has kept his “day job” as digital communication coordinator for the UWC Changshu China UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Costa Rica UWC in Mostar International Documentary Association. That work “has really allowed me to become part of this incredible global network of Earlham College College of Idaho Lake Forest College University of Florida filmmakers,” he notes. “As a massive documentary enthusiast, I have loved learning about this art form.” Michael Tinney Yeshi Tshering Kelly Uwanjye Latdavone Vilaysouk United Kingdom Bhutan Rwanda Laos Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Mahindra College UWC Dilijan UWC Mahindra College Northwestern University Lake Forest College Wartburg College College of Idaho Sangya Tiwari Aliaksandra Tucha Chanboramey Vann Anastasiio Vitko Kento Suzuki Luz de Miriam Tafradjiyski Anita Tamang Jus Tavcar India Belarus Cambodia Russia Japan Mostacero Nepal Slovenia UWC Mahindra College UWC Adriatic UWC Atlantic College UWC Dilijan UWC Robert Bosch College Spain UWC Mahindra College UWC Adriatic Colby College Yale University University of Oklahoma Wesleyan University Brown University UWC Atlantic College Luther College Earlham College Kamogelo Tlou Dumitru Tukan Fanni Varadi Vlad Voinich Earlham College Sebastine Swamynathan Kunlek Tamang Diana Teka South Africa Bulgaria Hungary Belarus India Yuki Takahashi Nepal Ethiopia Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Adriatic UWC Adriatic UWC ISAK Japan Japan UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Changshu China College of Idaho St. Olaf College University of Oklahoma Whitman College Luther College Pearson College UWC Bennington College Hood College Maria Torres Jimenez Ann Tukari Benjamin Varah Joosep Vorno Grinnell College Jules Sy Kevin Tandi Octavian Tenea Argentina Sudan USA Estonia Philippines Lerato Takana Indonesia Romania UWC Changshu China UWC Dilijan UWC-USA UWC Changshu China UWC Mahindra College Lesotho UWC Changshu China UWC Mahindra College Macalester College Methodist University Duke University Bowdoin College University of Oklahoma Waterford Kamhlaba UWC University of Florida College of Idaho Sreylin Touch Zeynep Tuna Nelli Vardanyan Mathias Walder Harvard College Mark Szabo Kexin Tang Niharika Thakur Singapore Turkey Armenia Austria Hungary Drusilla Talawa China India UWC South East Asia UWC in Mostar UWC Adriatic UWC Robert Bosch College UWC-USA Tanzania UWC-USA UWC Mahindra College Davidson College Bowdoin College Lake Forest College Colorado College Bard College UWC Mahindra College Middlebury College University of Rochester Class of 2022 Kiswendsida Tougouma Judith Tunstad Sonia Varma Joella Waldman University of Rochester Grace Taban Anna Tangiyan Apoorva Thapa Burkina Faso Norway Singapore USA South Sudan Ching Tam Armenia Nepal UWC Robert Bosch College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC South East Asia UWC Maastricht UWC Changshu China Hong Kong UWC Maastricht UWC-USA Skidmore College College of the Atlantic Swarthmore College Brandeis University Bates College Li Po Chun UWC Trinity College University of Florida University of Chicago

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Tshering Wangchuk Nancy Wu Donpeng Yang Mohab Sherif Ismail Younis Aizhan Zhomartkyzy Syafawani Abdul Rahim “When students, staff, and faculty have a chance to sit Bhutan China China Egypt Kazakhstan Malaysia UWC Costa Rica UWC Changshu China UWC Changshu China Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC South East Asia UWC Atlantic College down and talk to a Davis UWC Scholar, they learn about Macalester College Yale University Mount Holyoke College St. John’s College College of the Atlantic University of Michigan someone who sees the world through a unique lens. They Disal Lahiru Wannaka Wattage Ruoyu Wu Nicholas Yang Tashi Youton Qingyang Zhong Alex Abdulla Sri Lanka China Mauritius India Hong Kong Trinidad & Tobago have deeply considered their place in the world and Li Po Chun UWC UWC Changshu China UWC South East Asia UWC Mahindra College UWC South East Asia UWC Changshu China College of the Atlantic Duke University New York University College of Idaho New York University St. Olaf College routinely challenge the perspectives of their fellow Muna Warsame Xiaoyu Wu Shu-Han Yang Yelim Yu Roujia Zhong Aloaye Abdul-Saliu students along the way. This is especially clear in their Somalia China Taiwan South Korea China Nigeria UWC Mahindra College Li Po Chun UWC UWC Changshu China UWC South East Asia UWC Changshu China UWC Changshu China role as Global Fellows, in which they have the opportunity College of Idaho Middlebury College University of Pennsylvania New York University Colby College Wartburg College Taki Sarah Wells Yuewen Wu Yaqing (Victoria) Yang Ege Yüzbas Shuhan Zhou Houyem Abidi to assist in the planning and implementation of the I Am United Kingdom China China Turkey China Tunisia UWC Atlantic College UWC Changshu China Pearson College UWC UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Changshu China UWC-USA Global Week (International Education Week activities) on Ringling College of Art + Design Princeton University Stanford University Middlebury College Smith College Wartburg College the Brandeis campus. Their leadership and involvement Yiqui (Benny) Weng Yuyang Wu Yung Yung Yang Anogh Utkalika Zaman Yaoyao Zhu Rabiea Abo Taha China China Taiwan Bangladesh China Syria in the program highlights diversity and cultural Pearson College UWC UWC Dilijan UWC South East Asia UWC Dilijan UWC Costa Rica UWC Dilijan Williams College Northwestern University Skidmore College Macalester College Colby College University of Oklahoma connections throughout our community. Lara Weyns Ruijie Xia Zhihan Yang Mariana Zarate Mendez Zhehao Zhu Aya Aboudou Belgium China China Venezuela China Morocco UWC South East Asia UWC Changshu China UWC Changshu China UWC Maastricht UWC Changshu China UWC Dilijan “Brandeis University is pleased to continue as a partner Brown University Grinnell College Carleton College Northwestern University Northwestern University St. Olaf College institution with the Davis UWC Scholars, as their impact Eleanor White Xiaowen (Wendy) Xia Kagan Yanik Zifeng Zeng Marina Zilliacus Camille Assi Adam United Kingdom China Turkey China Finland USA and involvement on campus is invaluable to the UWC Atlantic College UWC Robert Bosch College Li Po Chun UWC UWC Atlantic College UWC South East Asia UWC Costa Rica College of the Atlantic Georgetown University University of Rochester Yale University Brown University New York University institution. We look forward to our ongoing collaboration Mana Whitney Awei Yutong Xia Yashmita Yashmita Annika Zettl Angeles Zuniga Tani Adedibu Cameroon China India Germany Venezuela Nigeria with the Davis UWC Scholars Program.” UWC Dilijan UWC Changshu China UWC Dilijan UWC Robert Bosch College UWC ISAK Japan UWC Changshu China University of Oklahoma Colby College Colorado College Colorado College St. Lawrence University Northwestern University RONALD D. LIEBOWITZ, PRESIDENT Asha Williams Chuwen Xiao Wan Yee Yim Dongming Zhang Payoja Adhikari Brandeis University Jamaica China Hong Kong China Class of 2023 Nepal UWC Changshu China UWC South East Asia UWC Adriatic UWC Mahindra College UWC in Mostar Middlebury College University of Chicago St. Olaf College Stanford University Ahmed Abdelaziz Middlebury College Egypt Htet Htet Win Shengkai Xu Yi Xuan Ashley Yip Pinyi Zhang Christabel Yohanna Afari UWC Mahindra College Myanmar China Singapore China Acquah Harvey Waligo Hongyi Wang University of Oklahoma Eswatini China UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Changshu China UWC-USA UWC Atlantic College Ghana Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Changshu China Whitman College Emory University University of California Berkeley Colby College Ebrahem Abdelsamad UWC Changshu China Egypt University of Oklahoma Wartburg College Yale University Cassandra Wong Samira Yahaya Seybou Samba Tshering Yoezer Matthew Zheng UWC Robert Bosch College Australia Niger Bhutan USA Nived Agarwal Philipa Wamala Yunze Wang Lake Forest College Eswatini China UWC South East Asia UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Mahindra College UWC Atlantic College India Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Changshu China Middlebury College College of Idaho Skidmore College Stanford University Moubarak Abdoulaye UWC South East Asia Soumana University of Virginia Class of 2023 Methodist University Macalester College Ching Yee Wong Minami Yamauchi Oritsegbubemi Yonwuren Polina Zhilkina Niger Hong Kong Japan Nigeria Russia Praniti Agarwal Tsz Wing Wan Zijie Wang UWC in Mostar Li Po Chun UWC UWC Dilijan Li Po Chun UWC UWC Maastricht India Hong Kong China College of Idaho UWC-USA UWC Changshu China Northwestern University Lewis & Clark College University of Rochester Princeton University UWC South East Asia Earlham College University of Virginia Middlebury College

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Kristina Aleksanyan Maria Alvarado Estrada Saranya Aphornsuvan Gloria Atondeh Creative Leadership Makes Armenia Costa Rica USA Benin UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Costa Rica UWC Costa Rica UWC Maastricht an Impression University of Oklahoma Wartburg College University of Florida College of the Atlantic Jafet Alfaro Sandi Paula Alvarez Camilo Aponte Duque Stephen William Atwell “In my sophomore year, I became passionate about traditional printing methods Costa Rica Spain Colombia Eswatini UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Maastricht UWC in Mostar Waterford Kamhlaba UWC and paper in general,” says Petar Pirizovic (Croatia, UWC Dilijan, Ringling University of Oklahoma Randolph-Macon College University of Oklahoma Methodist University College of Art + Design ’21). He joined the college’s Print, Paper and Book Club, Muthana Alhadrab Husam AlZubaidy Vasiliki Apostolou Maksim (Max) Ausianik and after he became its president as a junior he helped to develop and rename Jordan USA Greece Belarus UWC in Mostar UWC Atlantic College UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC South East Asia the club to The Makers. College of Idaho Middlebury College University of Florida Yale University “Our club flourished and became an ever-evolving environment in which one Petar Pirizovic Mohammad Al-Hawwari Md Shadman Amin Fatemeh Arabpour Fathabadi Davit Avagyan can remove themselves from the screens, roll up their sleeves, and create something unique,” Petar relates. “We sought to create a Palestine Bangladesh Iran Armenia UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Changshu China UWC Adriatic UWC Dilijan productive, relaxed, and creative environment where our ideas can transition from digital to print.” Methodist University Colby College University of Oklahoma Northwestern University Also vice president for the campus Green Ambassadors and treasurer of the International Cultures Club, Petar has organized Faheem Ali Sofia Carmela Palma Gil Liva Araka Dler Awsman and designed a number of events—and he’s been honored with several Ringling awards, including the Emerging Student Leader Pakistan Anastacio Latvia Iraq Award and Trustee Scholar Award, the college’s top honor. Pearson College UWC Philippines UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Adriatic University of Florida UWC South East Asia University of Florida College of Idaho Working with the Collaboratory, a Ringling program that pairs students with businesses to develop design and branding New York University Haider Ali Fabiola Araya Rodriguez Nicolas Ayala Velasquez solutions, “I created a strong visual brand system that is versatile and can be changed depending on the current needs,” Petar says. Pakistan Vitoria Andrade Carnier Costa Rica Colombia “I have helped create various outreach programs and initiatives to spread awareness about new opportunities the program offers.” UWC Robert Bosch College Brazil UWC Costa Rica UWC Dilijan College of the Atlantic UWC South East Asia Lewis & Clark College Ringling College of Art + Design He hopes one day to run a small print shop that offers open hours to its community—and to teach at a small college or Lake Forest College Kavi Ali Ayça Arbay Nataly Ayoub international school. “I want to teach arts, design thinking, problem solving, and hopefully encourage someone to find their passion Iraq Manitratiana Turkey Jordan in this world I deeply fell in love with.” UWC-USA Andriamiarantsoa UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC-USA Pitzer College Madagascar Macalester College Wellesley College Li Po Chun UWC Fatema Aljamal University of Florida Juan Daniel Arias Mesen Tasnim Azman Lebanon Costa Rica Malaysia UWC in Mostar Jullian Androkae Pearson College UWC UWC Atlantic College Shriya Agarwal Nasteho Abdigani Aidid Mary Nono Akoko Mohammed Ahmed Swadi College of Idaho Madagascar University of Oklahoma Columbia University UWC Changshu China India Denmark Uganda Al-Bazoon Mahmoud Al-Mahmoud Vaani Aryaki Devang Bafna Bennington College UWC South East Asia UWC Atlantic College UWC Mahindra College Iraq Palestine India India Emory University New York University Methodist University UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC in Mostar Gabriela Angel UWC Mahindra College UWC South East Asia Methodist University Tiana Agarwal Iman Ajanee Deniz Akpinar College of Idaho USA Lewis & Clark College Babson College India USA Turkey Tonia Alderbashi UWC Mahindra College Abdalrahman Almallahi George Washington University Amenech Ashango Sonika Bagchi UWC South East Asia UWC Atlantic College UWC Dilijan Russia Palestine Ethiopia India Northwestern University Earlham College Lake Forest College UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Maastricht Stanzin Angmo UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia Wartburg College Fathimath Ahmed Jahona Akbarova Reham Al-Absi University of Rochester India St. Olaf College Princeton University Maldives Tajikistan Iraq Ethan Aldrich UWC Mahindra College Hamzah Alshabi St. Olaf College Bita Aslrousta Roupsha Balisson UWC Costa Rica UWC Changshu China UWC Thailand USA Yemen Iran Mauritius St. Olaf College College of Idaho Randolph-Macon College UWC South East Asia UWC in Mostar Kainat Ansari UWC Thailand UWC Costa Rica University of Virginia Neha Ahmed Mohammed Akel Ghazal Alabtah College of Idaho Pakistan Lake Forest College College of the Atlantic Pakistan Lebanon Syria Zaid Amjad UWC Red Cross Nordic Class of 2023 Alifiya Altaf Hussain Whitman College Aruzhan Atibekova Maryam Baloch UWC Changshu China UWC Atlantic College UWC Adriatic Suleiman Aldwikat Pakistan Kazakhstan Pakistan George Washington University Brown University Luther College Jordan UWC Adriatic Gabriel Anzeze UWC Atlantic College UWC Changshu China Pearson College UWC Imad Ahmetspahic Earlham College Kenya George Washington University St. Olaf College Moyosoreoluwa Akinola Bishra Sulaiman Al-Ali University of Florida Bosnia-Herzegovina Nigeria Iraq Li Po Chun UWC UWC in Mostar UWC Changshu China UWC Adriatic Lake Forest College College of Idaho St. Olaf College Methodist University

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Tuana Balta Maria Bencomo Arevalo Oluwademilade Bolatimi Leandro Bustos Flutura Celaj Nicholas Chaturia “The most confounding challenges of our time Turkey Venezuela Nigeria Argentina Kosovo Guyana UWC in Mostar UWC ISAK Japan Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Mahindra College Li Po Chun UWC Pearson College UWC transcend geographic borders, languages, and cultural University of Richmond Ringling College of Art + Design Earlham College Skidmore College St. Lawrence University Randolph-Macon College Megan Banda Sidhant Bendre Shannon Borrel Chanyanuch Butsayaturt Hena Cevro Amun Chaudhary differences; they demand global solutions and a belief Malawi India United Kingdom Thailand Bosnia-Herzegovina Pakistan Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Mahindra College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Li Po Chun UWC UWC in Mostar UWC Atlantic College in our common humanity. A rigorous liberal-arts Bennington College University of Rochester University of Rochester Luther College College of Idaho Middlebury College education should prepare students to tackle those Kirabo Banya Randy Bent Barker Amalia Boselova Noelia Cabezas Nholvahiwa Chafikana Ratanak Chea Uganda Colombia Slovakia Argentina Malawi Cambodia challenges with tireless curiosity; it should inspire future Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Adriatic UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Changshu China Pearson College UWC UWC Thailand University of Oklahoma University of Oklahoma Lewis & Clark College University of Florida University of Oklahoma Luther College generations to lead with empathy and understanding. Seyedmoeed Baradaran Julia Bernatek Nafissa Bounia Jose Cabrera Benavides Xinzhe Chai Changhe Chen Hosseini Poland Niger Venezuela China China This is the profound value of the Davis UWC Scholars Iran UWC Dilijan UWC Mahindra College UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Changshu China Pearson College UWC UWC in Mostar University of Florida Lake Forest College University of Florida Brown University Duke University Program at Bennington College. Through the program, University of Rochester Anvita Bhagavathula Alinazar Boynazarov Yiwei Cai Thandeka Chaka Handong (Derrick) Chen our students are exposed to a range of perspectives and Altaf Barelvi India Tajikistan China Zimbabwe China Indonesia UWC South East Asia UWC-USA UWC Changshu China Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Changshu China ideas, preparing them for a lifetime as globally minded UWC Robert Bosch College Brown University University of Rochester Carleton College Luther College Northwestern University Lewis & Clark College problem solvers in every field.” Ishaan Bhasin Ergys Bozgo Kaceja Calder Amitabh Chakravorty Kenan Chen Isabella Barnabo USA Albania Canada Bangladesh China Costa Rica UWC South East Asia UWC Changshu China Pearson College UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Changshu China LAURA WALKER, PRESIDENT UWC Costa Rica Northwestern University Tufts University University of Florida Furman University Reed College Bennington College Brandeis University Ravraj Bhullar Julia Braeunig Tatiana Cañas Aravena Jeremy (Li Tian) Chan Sheng Chen Marco Barracchia India Germany Costa Rica Hong Kong China Italy UWC South East Asia UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Dilijan UWC Changshu China UWC Red Cross Nordic Claremont McKenna College Brandeis University St. Olaf College Davidson College New York University Colorado College Cherie Chick Li Hsin (Julia) Chiu Dominique Biondi-Morra Aidan Brook Lu Cao King Wah Gabriel Chan Shiyi Chen China Taiwan Amanda Barreto Salgueiro Costa Rica South Africa China Hong Kong China Li Po Chun UWC UWC South East Asia Brazil UWC Adriatic Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Changshu China Li Po Chun UWC Li Po Chun UWC University of Florida Babson College UWC Adriatic Pitzer College Luther College Cornell University Connecticut College St. Olaf College St. Lawrence University Kundai Chihambakwe Pin-Hong Justin Chiu Luca Bishop Esme Brown Yaoyue (Vera) Cao Shuk Ying Chan Siao-Yan Chen Zimbabwe Taiwan Joseph Becker Kenya United Kingdom China Hong Kong Taiwan Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC South East Asia USA UWC Atlantic College UWC Dilijan UWC Changshu China UWC Atlantic College UWC in Mostar University of Oklahoma New York University UWC Costa Rica Whitman College St. Olaf College Williams College University of Richmond New York University Princeton University Sandra Chimutsipa Tenzin Choedon Arlo Bloom Alice Bruno Filip Carnogursky Tsz Hin Keith Chan Yijun Chen Zimbabwe India Karan Bedi USA Italy Slovakia Hong Kong China Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Red Cross Nordic Singapore UWC Adriatic UWC Costa Rica UWC Robert Bosch College Li Po Chun UWC UWC Changshu China St. Olaf College St. Olaf College UWC South East Asia Randolph-Macon College Macalester College Colorado College University of California Berkeley Colorado College Brown University Chang Ching Karma Choki Adwoa Pokuaa Boateng Lizi Budagashvili Cora Carvalho e Silva Aakanksha Chandrashekaran Zhuoyuan Chen Hong Kong Bhutan Shruti Belitkar Ghana Republic of Georgia Brazil India China Li Po Chun UWC UWC South East Asia India UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Dilijan UWC-USA UWC Dilijan UWC ISAK Japan Lake Forest College Methodist University UWC Mahindra College St. Lawrence University Ringling College of Art + Design College of the Atlantic Colby College University of Richmond

Earlham College Thembumenzi Chinhangue Vanessa Chonyera Class of 2023 Wisdom Boinde Anila Buja Carolina Castro Imane Chatri Anatolii Cherednichenko South Africa Zimbabwe Michela Benazzi Ghana Kosovo Costa Rica Morocco Ukraine UWC Dilijan Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Italy Li Po Chun UWC UWC Maastricht UWC Costa Rica UWC Adriatic UWC Costa Rica College of Idaho St. Olaf College UWC Maastricht Earlham College Lake Forest College Methodist University Macalester College Macalester College Worcester Polytechnic Institute

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Jonas Costa Yohannes Dawit Brahm Desai Nansi Dingle Ousseynou Doumbouya Song Eraou “The fabric of our creative community is enhanced by the Brazil USA Canada United Kingdom Senegal Malaysia UWC-USA UWC Atlantic College UWC Thailand UWC Dilijan UWC-USA UWC Adriatic diverse experiences, backgrounds, perspectives, Macalester College Wartburg College Bowdoin College Earlham College Macalester College Bowdoin College histories, and talents of our Davis UWC Scholars. Core to David Crncevic Phileas Dazeley-Gaist Cynthia Desmet Villar Raylina Dixon-Cole Abdul Vehab Dozic Tsegaye Eshetu Bosnia-Herzegovina France Spain Sierra Leone Bosnia-Herzegovina Ethiopia our mission is preparing students to be discerning visual UWC in Mostar UWC Robert Bosch College UWC-USA Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC in Mostar UWC Dilijan University of Rochester College of the Atlantic Georgetown University College of Idaho University of Florida Luther College thinkers and ethical practitioners in their chosen areas of Chanon Cserepy Nicola De Angelis Megi Diasamidze Maella Djoube Fodop Quinten Zachary Dreesmann Luc Espinosa art and design. Ringling College of Art + Design’s Switzerland Italy Republic of Georgia Cameroon Netherlands USA UWC Thailand UWC-USA UWC Robert Bosch College UWC-USA UWC Maastricht UWC Maastricht participation in the Davis UWC Scholars Program aligns University of Oklahoma St. Lawrence University Lake Forest College College of Idaho Georgetown University Brown University Qiyne (Gloria) Cui Anna De Bernardi Maria Diaz Stevan Djuraskovic Angelo Kristian Dumaraog Fleur Espitalier Noel with that mission by helping to foster a multicultural China Italy Guatemala Montenegro Philippines Mauritius UWC Changshu China UWC Thailand UWC Costa Rica UWC Adriatic Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Atlantic College conversation across our student body that breaks down Denison University Princeton University St. Lawrence University University of Florida Middlebury College St. Lawrence University boundaries and expands respect and understanding. Shiqian Cui Daniel de Koning Janderin Diaz Hernandez Vojo Djurica Samantha Dzangare Natalia Fabry Lochmatter China Netherlands Costa Rica Bosnia-Herzegovina Zimbabwe Spain Ringling College remains honored and proud to be Pearson College UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Costa Rica UWC in Mostar Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Thailand Tufts University Colorado College College of Idaho College of Idaho Luther College University of Oklahoma affiliated with the Davis UWC Scholars Program, and Edin Custo Anggela De Leon Juarez Genesis Andrea Diaz Lopez Langelihle Dlamini Maksim Dziatlovich Cheikh Fall Bosnia-Herzegovina Guatemala Guatemala Eswatini Belarus Senegal looks forward to getting to learn from each year’s UWC in Mostar UWC-USA UWC South East Asia Pearson College UWC UWC Changshu China UWC South East Asia Occidental College Lake Forest College Lake Forest College University of Oklahoma Northwestern University Macalester College incredible class of scholars.” Emma Cutler Nicolas De Mello Phoebe Diehl Mancoba Dlamini Luisa Echeverria Bedoya Stephanie Fallas Barboza DR. LARRY THOMPSON, PRESIDENT USA Switzerland USA Eswatini Panama Costa Rica UWC-USA UWC South East Asia UWC Thailand Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Changshu China UWC Changshu China Ringling College of Art + Design Reed College Claremont McKenna College Oberlin College St. Olaf College Pomona College Earlham College Sarah Da conceicao Carlos Samuel De Sousa De Abreu Lalita Digwal Phiwayinkhosi Dlamini Triny Efanga Omar Farah Timor-Leste Portugal India Eswatini Congo Canada Li Po Chun UWC UWC Mahindra College UWC Robert Bosch College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC-USA Pearson College UWC Hui Xin Choong Matchima Chutijirawong Luther College Bennington College College of Idaho College of Idaho College of Idaho Princeton University Malaysia Thailand Sabahattin Daloglu Ahmed Deeb Anton Dimitrov Siwa Dlamini Charles Ekeogu Maria Fernanda Farias Briseno UWC South East Asia UWC Maastricht Turkey Palestine Bulgaria Eswatini Nigeria Mexico New York University Ringling College of Art + Design UWC Thailand UWC Robert Bosch College UWC-USA Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Adriatic UWC South East Asia Navya Chopra Natalia Cislo University of Florida Earlham College Colby College Wartburg College University of Oklahoma College of the Atlantic Singapore Poland Arein Musleh Daralnakhla George Delios Liana Dimitrova Uyen Do Mohamed Elshorbagy Mohammd Amr Fatafta UWC South East Asia UWC Changshu China Palestine Canada Bulgaria Vietnam Egypt Jordan Barnard College Barnard College UWC Adriatic UWC South East Asia UWC in Mostar Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Adriatic UWC Dilijan Jowita Chotkiewicz Marija Corluka Case Western Reserve University Princeton University Lewis & Clark College College of Idaho Luther College Skidmore College Germany Bosnia-Herzegovina Anusha Datta Diogo DeMoura Coutinho Emily Ding Ruslan Dominic Emilio Encarnacion Aimen Fatima UWC Robert Bosch College UWC in Mostar Singapore Portugal USA Moldova USA Pakistan Washington and Lee University St. Olaf College UWC South East Asia UWC Dilijan UWC South East Asia UWC Adriatic UWC South East Asia UWC Adriatic Sara Christensen Jacques Henri Cornec Middlebury College Ringling College of Art + Design Brandeis University Earlham College Tufts University Wartburg College Class of 2023 Denmark Germany Daria Davydova Christ Chayle Densing Yining Ding Desel Dorji Chibuzo Olusola Enelamah Tanzil Fatima Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Robert Bosch College Russia Philippines China Bhutan Nigeria Pakistan St. Lawrence University Yale University UWC Maastricht Li Po Chun UWC UWC ISAK Japan UWC ISAK Japan Li Po Chun UWC Pearson College UWC Ji Won Chung Diogo Costa University of Oklahoma College of Idaho New York University Williams College Yale University University of Oklahoma India Portugal UWC South East Asia UWC Thailand Claremont McKenna College Northwestern University

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Naba Fawzi Indira Galeeva Kalkidan Ayalew Gebrehiwot Danilo Gleichmann Connecting the Dots and Iraq Russia Ethiopia Norway UWC Changshu China UWC Dilijan UWC Adriatic UWC Costa Rica Hood College St. Olaf College Methodist University University of California Berkeley Aiming for Solutions Letong Feng Ana Galic Feven Gebresilassie Cecilia Gomes “Steve Jobs once said we can only connect the dots looking backwards,” writes China Croatia Ethiopia Angola Tumisang Ramarea (Botswana, UWC Costa Rica, Stanford University ’19). As a UWC Changshu China UWC in Mostar UWC Thailand Li Po Chun UWC Mount Holyoke College College of Idaho Macalester College Luther College graduate student at Stanford who studies decision and risk analysis, he writes, Benjamin Fernandez Nyasha Gandawa Kyra Geissler Saliha Gomna “the dots have connected for me and now I can sum up what I believe to be USA Zimbabwe USA Niger meaningful work as catalyzing impact.” UWC South East Asia UWC Dilijan UWC-USA UWC Changshu China Babson College Georgetown University College of Idaho Bates College During the pandemic, Tumisang led a small team that helped Botswana’s Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 evaluate potential policy interventions. He Cristian Fernandez Anhad Gande Emmanuel George Hoadi Gong Tumisang Ramarea Chaguendo India Nigeria China is a mentor for students at UWC-USA, and he serves on his home nation’s UWC Colombia UWC Mahindra College UWC Thailand UWC Dilijan selection committee. He also recently joined in a fundraising initiative for the African Library Project, which helps bring libraries to UWC Robert Bosch College Union College University of Oklahoma Skidmore College St. Olaf College remote communities on his home continent. Shenghan Gao Yordana Gerdzhikova Lucia Gonzalez Elton Fernando China Bulgaria Uruguay “There is no greater feeling than to support the journey of another, to witness it from the front seat, and watch their growth over Zimbabwe UWC Atlantic College Pearson College UWC UWC ISAK Japan time,” Tumisang reflects. “My humble background instilled an entrepreneurial spirit within me. I have also learned that a creative Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Middlebury College Bowdoin College Smith College Case Western Reserve University spirit is necessary for generating new solutions to problems. Yaxin Gao Abdelrahman Ghanim Renata Gonzalez Chong Ivana Filipovic China Egypt Peru “I want to be a catalyst for impact, especially in Africa. Each time I say I aspire to be the president of Botswana someday or to Bosnia-Herzegovina UWC Atlantic College UWC Dilijan UWC Changshu China be a venture capitalist in Africa, that is a metaphor for my desire to contribute towards building systems that allow us Africans to UWC in Mostar Columbia University St. Olaf College Bowdoin College University of Richmond drive the solutions to some of our most pressing problems.” Nicole Garcia Nisha Gharti Magar Pedro González de Velasco Tsethar Fnu Costa Rica Nepal Spain India UWC Costa Rica UWC Maastricht UWC Atlantic College UWC-USA Savannah College of Art and Whitman College University of Chicago University of Richmond Design Baridomaka Giasi Overpower Gore Denis Gribincea Alina Guha Tenzin Gyalmo Nynke Ham Matias Fonolla Alberto Garcia Perez Nigeria Zimbabwe Moldova India Bhutan Netherlands Argentina Spain UWC Changshu China Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Adriatic UWC Dilijan UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Red Cross Nordic Li Po Chun UWC UWC Dilijan College of Idaho Earlham College Northwestern University Grinnell College Middlebury College College of the Atlantic St. Lawrence University Duke University Angeline Gidaga Johan Gabriel Barrabes Gor- Lana Grubisic Jinyi Guo Ismael Habibou Issaka Tatsunosuke Hanano Valeska Fresquet Kohan Urja Gaurav Uganda rissen Bosnia-Herzegovina China Niger Japan Argentina India Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Norway UWC in Mostar UWC Atlantic College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Changshu China UWC-USA UWC South East Asia Randolph-Macon College UWC Dilijan College of Idaho University of North Carolina at University of Oklahoma University of Rochester Macalester College New York University University of California Berkeley Chapel Hill Wyatt Gilbert-Barker Wiktoria Grzech Claire Yuni Hahn Mansha Haque Zoe Fuad Pratiksha Gautam USA Amina Grbic Poland Luvish Gupta Democratic Republic Korea India USA India UWC Robert Bosch College Bosnia-Herzegovina UWC Adriatic India UWC South East Asia UWC Mahindra College UWC South East Asia UWC Mahindra College Harvard College UWC in Mostar Colorado College UWC South East Asia Case Western Reserve University St. Olaf College Brown University Luther College University of Oklahoma Babson College Elizabeth Gimba Samary Guerra Baez Wahidullah Haidari Krystel Hasani Dario Fumarola Prinshu Gautam South Sudan Jovana Grdini_ Ecuador Gurupranav Gurusankar Afghanistan Albania Italy Nepal UWC Robert Bosch College Serbia UWC Atlantic College India UWC ISAK Japan UWC Changshu China UWC Changshu China UWC Changshu China Skidmore College UWC Dilijan College of Idaho UWC South East Asia University of Oklahoma Williams College

Washington and Lee University Earlham College University of Florida Stanford University Class of 2023 Jose Ginocchio Moraiz Alejandro Guerrero Ramos Kai Hall Arham Hashmi Syeda Bustan Fyruje Sparsh Gautam Armenia Rhea Grewal Spain Gisela Fatima Gutierrez USA Pakistan Bangladesh India UWC Adriatic USA UWC Thailand USA UWC-USA UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Mahindra College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Trinity College UWC South East Asia Lake Forest College UWC-USA George Washington University Skidmore College Ringling College of Art + Design Northwestern University Tufts University St. Olaf College

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Merima Hasic Zoe Hommerich Tyreis Hunte Ahmed Ismail Aniruddha Jaydeokar Sinthya Juviani Bosnia-Herzegovina Germany Guyana Somalia India Indonesia “It is a privilege for Methodist University to have a UWC in Mostar UWC Dilijan UWC Changshu China UWC Dilijan UWC ISAK Japan UWC Atlantic College University of Oklahoma Davidson College St. Olaf College Lake Forest College College of the Atlantic St. Olaf College significant number of Davis UWC Scholars in our student Mariyam Azka Hassan Yuyang Hong Mohamad Hussein Mila Iushkova Abdoulie Jaye Ulele Kachilele body. MU has a long-standing commitment to Maldives China Palestine Russia USA Malawi UWC Mahindra College UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Atlantic College UWC Dilijan UWC Atlantic College Li Po Chun UWC internationalization. We believe that internationalizing our Trinity College Stanford University University of Richmond Wartburg College University of Rochester Skidmore College student body and our curriculum is beneficial to domestic Rami Hassan Conan Hooker Humphries Emmanuela Ibiejugba Evgeny Ivanov Jimun Jeong Yigit Kacmaz Lebanon Colombia Nigeria Russia South Korea Turkey students and international students. In an increasingly UWC Robert Bosch College UWC ISAK Japan Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Dilijan UWC Changshu China UWC Dilijan University of Oklahoma Methodist University College of Idaho Case Western Reserve University Wheaton College Wartburg College global economy and polity, it is vitally important that Irafan Hayiarwae Anisha Hossain Shaukat Ibrahim Ramzi Jaadan Durgesh Jha Phattaporn Kaewwongsa Thailand Bangladesh India Yemen Nepal Thailand today’s students develop an understanding of and an UWC Dilijan UWC Atlantic College UWC Mahindra College UWC Adriatic UWC in Mostar UWC Red Cross Nordic Hood College University of Virginia Wartburg College Earlham College University of Florida Methodist University appreciation for multiple cultures and worldviews. ... Haoyuan He Jabir Hossain Haruka Ichimaru Ksenija Jabucanin Fuzhou Jiang Anabela Kajibanga China Bangladesh Japan Montenegro China Angola “Davis UWC Scholars are excellent students who will UWC Changshu China UWC Maastricht UWC Adriatic UWC Changshu China UWC Changshu China UWC-USA Princeton University University of Florida Northwestern University University of Oklahoma Ringling College of Art + Design University of Oklahoma become leaders in many different fields across the globe Khan Henderson Mei Lin Hou Hanane Idihoum Ted Jacquet Zhixing Jiang Roka Kakehi Australia Taiwan Morocco Haiti China Japan in future years. We are proud to already count many of UWC Costa Rica UWC in Mostar UWC-USA UWC-USA UWC Changshu China UWC Costa Rica St. Olaf College University of Oklahoma St. Olaf College Earlham College Carleton College University of Pennsylvania the scholars among our alumni and equally proud of the Ana Henriquez Loaiza Darci Howell Chiamaka Gabrielle Ifedi Prabhav Jain Zixin Jiang Joshua Kalenga ways in which their presence, intelligence, and leadership Chile Australia Nigeria Singapore China Zambia UWC Dilijan UWC Maastricht Li Po Chun UWC UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia Li Po Chun UWC skills enhance the university’s reputation. College of Idaho Ringling College of Art + Design Carleton College Northwestern University Emory University Colorado College Alicia Henriquez Porras Yilun Hua Akimasa Ihara Rahul Jain Ruoxuan Jing Shloka Kamath Nicaragua China Japan USA China India “On behalf of the entire Methodist University UWC Changshu China UWC Changshu China UWC South East Asia UWC-USA UWC Changshu China UWC Thailand St. Olaf College Columbia University Cornell University Princeton University Cornell University Wellesley College community, I want to thank the Davis UWC Scholars Uladzislau Hes Jingyu Huang Faith Isham Karan Jaisingh Andela Jovanovic Karine Sikaping Kambou Program for its ongoing support of the outstanding Belarus China USA India Serbia Cameroon UWC Dilijan UWC Costa Rica UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC South East Asia UWC Changshu China UWC Thailand students for whom the program has made a Swarthmore College Johns Hopkins University Macalester College University of Pennsylvania University of Oklahoma College of Idaho Roi Hkawng Jun Han Huang Marie Michelle Ishimwe Jovo Janjetovic Jovana Jovanovska Yeeun Kang Methodist University education possible.” Myanmar Singapore Rwanda Bosnia-Herzegovina Croatia South Korea UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC in Mostar UWC in Mostar UWC Mahindra College DR. STANLEY WEARDEN, PRESIDENT College of Idaho Tufts University Methodist University Lewis & Clark College Lake Forest College Colby College Methodist University Biak Tha Hlawn Kai Nan Huang Asif-Ul Islam Akshita Jaswal Ivonne Juarez Serna Yeon Soo (Sienna) Kang Myanmar Canada Bangladesh India Mexico South Korea UWC Red Cross Nordic Li Po Chun UWC UWC Changshu China UWC Mahindra College Pearson College UWC UWC South East Asia College of Idaho Tufts University Middlebury College Savannah College of Art and Middlebury College Mount Holyoke College

Design Class of 2023 Guillaume Hoffmann Julian Hunt Amira Ismai-il Maryam Hanadi Jusufovic Ezgi Karabulut USA Singapore Cameroon Sana Jawa Bosnia-Herzegovina Turkey UWC-USA UWC South East Asia UWC Changshu China Singapore UWC in Mostar UWC Changshu China Yale University Columbia University College of Idaho UWC South East Asia University of Richmond University of Florida Williams College

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Niki Karanikola Nur Ali Khan Ryan Kim Lisa-Marie Kotthoff Greece Singapore USA Germany Pitching In to Help Remote UWC Maastricht UWC South East Asia Li Po Chun UWC UWC Robert Bosch College Bennington College Trinity College Cornell University College of the Atlantic Learning Succeed Abdessattar Karim Dhiraj Khanal Patricia Kinsumbya Cristina Teresa Kovalik Italy Nepal Uganda USA As a computer science major, Federico Cedolini (Argentina, Pearson UWC, Trinity College ’22) UWC Adriatic UWC Dilijan UWC South East Asia UWC ISAK Japan University of Oklahoma Brown University St. Olaf College New York University had been working with the college’s IT department and was looking forward to traveling for spring Ghaziya Kartasasmita Kaung Khant Zahir Kirpalani Meher Kovoor break. Then the pandemic hit, Trinity had to make a fast shift to remote learning, and “Fede” was Indonesia Myanmar United Kingdom India among some 400 students who couldn’t go home. UWC South East Asia UWC in Mostar UWC South East Asia UWC Changshu China University of Virginia Randolph-Macon College New York University Clark University Instead, he pitched in to help make the shift work. Badi Kawambwa Imaan Khasru Koach Kochar Nikita Krakhofer “Quickly, he was helping faculty set up remote offices and install software necessary for Tanzania USA USA Egypt online classes,” the college reports. “Among the jobs Fede undertook was helping students who Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Atlantic College UWC Adriatic UWC Atlantic College Federico Cedolini College of Idaho Princeton University Middlebury College St. Lawrence University had no access to wifi and whose economic hardship only made the matter more difficult.” Rura Kawawaki Astha Khatri Tamara Kocharyan Nandini Krishna For every student who was referred to him, Fede found a solution. When he couldn’t locate free options, he scouted the best Japan Nepal Armenia Singapore deals, which the college then subsidized. When Trinity blended remote and in-person learning in the fall, he continued to help. UWC ISAK Japan UWC Costa Rica UWC Adriatic UWC South East Asia Occidental College Methodist University University of Oklahoma Colgate University “I knew if I had gone back to Argentina, I would have been in the exact same situation as these students, because my parents Robin Kayiranga Shami Mariam Wagar Khattak Mariami Kochashvili Sachit Kshatriya don’t have internet access at home,” he says. “Sometimes the educational system and the remote learning model can be stressful, Rwanda Pakistan Republic of Georgia India and not having the resources to be able to properly learn increases that stress significantly. UWC Changshu China UWC Changshu China UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Mahindra College St. Lawrence University St. Lawrence University Earlham College Case Western Reserve University “What truly inspires and motivates me at the end of the day,” he adds, “is all the people I observed growing up who were giving their best to make a change and help others by doing what they love doing.” Bisirat Kebede Maxime Khundadze Fiyinfoluwa Kolawole Fritz Arthur Kuhn Ethiopia Republic of Georgia Nigeria USA UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Dilijan UWC Changshu China UWC Changshu China College of Idaho Macalester College Middlebury College Lehigh University Fato Kerma Sil Kiewiet de Jonge Sovichea Kon Mirela Kuleva Albania Netherlands Cambodia Bulgaria Karen Kwok Han Lam Nastya Lantsova Tatjana Lechner UWC-USA Li Po Chun UWC UWC South East Asia UWC Changshu China USA Vietnam Russia Republic of Georgia St. Lawrence University College of the Atlantic St. Olaf College Babson College UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia UWC Robert Bosch College UWC South East Asia Skidmore College Cornell University Northwestern University University of Pennsylvania Yvette Kesiime Davin Kim Siripreeya Kongboonma Rohan Kumar Uganda South Korea Thailand USA Moe Htet Kyaw Pui Man Prudence Lam Isabella Larsen Jimin Lee UWC Changshu China 3UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia Myanmar Hong Kong USA South Korea College of Idaho University of Virginia Emory University University of Chicago UWC South East Asia Li Po Chun UWC UWC-USA UWC-USA Swarthmore College Worcester Polytechnic Institute Duke University University of California Berkeley Nada Kessou Jae Sun Kim Jun Oh Koo Deborah Kunda Morocco South Korea Singapore Zambia Klaudi Kyjovska Konjyok Lama Tamang Kevin Lazarus Jonathan Lee UWC Changshu China Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC South East Asia Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Slovakia Nepal India USA Oberlin College Emory University Cornell University College of Idaho UWC in Mostar UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC South East Asia UWC Maastricht Whitman College College of Idaho Babson College Bennington College Carolina Kettles Myung Sun Kim Urszula Kosatka Yining Kung USA South Korea Poland Canada Bertine Lakjohn Joana Lame Minh Vu Le Min Ju Lee UWC-USA UWC South East Asia UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC-USA Marshall Islands Albania Vietnam South Korea Amherst College Emory University University of Florida University of Pennsylvania UWC ISAK Japan UWC Maastricht UWC ISAK Japan UWC South East Asia

Whitman College Dartmouth College Union College Duke University Class of 2023 Irina Khachatryan Na Kyung Kim Mariia Kotova Ekaterina Kuzmina Armenia South Korea Ukraine Russia Raveena Flor Lalwani Herman Lange Nhan Hoai (Tyde) Le Sten Leinasaar UWC Dilijan UWC South East Asia UWC-USA UWC Dilijan Paraguay Sweden Vietnam Estonia St. Olaf College University of Chicago Colby College Lewis & Clark College UWC-USA UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Atlantic College UWC South East Asia St. Olaf College Northwestern University Whitman College Skidmore College

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Jiayi Liang Xinyan Liu Frank Lugola “Through our long-standing partnership with the Davis China China Tanzania UWC Maastricht UWC Changshu China UWC Thailand UWC Scholars Program, we infuse our community with Duke University University of California Berkeley Luther College the hopeful spirit of our Davis Scholars. They arrive at Linda Liao Yun-Chian Lo Sarah Luhrmann Hungary Taiwan Germany Middlebury with a passion to engage through UWC Changshu China UWC in Mostar UWC Thailand Ringling College of Art + Design Colorado College Bowdoin College volunteerism, advocacy, and education and the skills Yen-Ming Liao Erik Lohmus Ramona Lyttle needed to lead other students in local and international Taiwan Estonia Jamaica UWC ISAK Japan UWC South East Asia UWC Red Cross Nordic projects. Our Davis Scholars challenge their peers to be University of California Berkeley Claremont McKenna College College of Idaho Carmen Libombo Kiara Lolo Keneilwe Mabidikama active global citizens and to create positive change in the Mozambique Albania South Africa UWC-USA UWC in Mostar Waterford Kamhlaba UWC world, and we are all the better for it.” St. Lawrence University University of Florida College of Idaho Jens Mahlangu Aaron Malingu Jayron Mardani Khantey Lim Astridah Lombe Mufaro Machena LAURIE L. PATTON, PRESIDENT South Africa Uganda USA Cambodia Zambia Zimbabwe Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Changshu China UWC Maastricht Middlebury College UWC South East Asia Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC College of Idaho University of Oklahoma Columbia University Northwestern University Methodist University College of Idaho Jimena Maida Colindres Sachit Mallya Thompson Marinho Chiao-Tieh Lin Towera Longwe Oluwasegun Madarikan El Salvador India Brazil Taiwan Kenya Nigeria UWC Maastricht UWC Dilijan Pearson College UWC UWC South East Asia Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Changshu China Iketleng Lekhooana Tingxuan Li St. Olaf College Carleton College University of Rochester College of Idaho Wartburg College St. Olaf College Lesotho China Simon Peter Mair Jordanella Maluka Chagiye Alejandro Maris Natera Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Changshu China Thinzar Lin Mariana Lopez de la Cabada Rutendo Magade Austria Mpoyo Venezuela Wartburg College Babson College Myanmar Venezuela Zimbabwe UWC Dilijan Sweden UWC in Mostar UWC South East Asia UWC Mahindra College UWC Thailand Ramosakeng Lenyatsa Wenqi Li University of Florida UWC Red Cross Nordic Cornell University New York University University of Florida Earlham College Lesotho China Macalester College Fadzai Makaza Sara Martinez Guzman Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Changshu China Fricka Lindemann Marien Emilia Lopez Medina Zamakhosi Magagula Zimbabwe Mohamed Ali Manai Costa Rica St. Olaf College Stanford University Germany Nicaragua Eswatini Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Tunisia UWC Maastricht UWC Robert Bosch College Pearson College UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Valery Leon Quintero Yifei Li College of Idaho UWC Mahindra College Lake Forest College St. Olaf College University of Oklahoma University of Oklahoma Venezuela China University of Rochester Zayn Makdessi Aurora Martinez Molina UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Mahindra College Alina Liu Juan Martin Lopez Melendez Jamal Magoti Lebanon Akop Mandzhian Nicaragua Wheaton College Mount Holyoke College USA Mexico Tanzania UWC Changshu China Armenia UWC-USA UWC South East Asia UWC-USA Pearson College UWC Lok Yiu Natalie Leung Yingbo Li Middlebury College UWC Mahindra College University of Florida New York University Lewis & Clark College Washington and Lee University Hong Kong China University of Oklahoma Adala Makhulo Timur Martinez Smirnov UWC Adriatic UWC Changshu China Bo Liu Fernando Alonso Lopez Ocon Pariyakorn Magphanthong Kenya Rose Kamene Mang’oka Mexico Claremont McKenna College Bates College China El Salvador Thailand UWC Mahindra College Kenya UWC Atlantic College UWC Costa Rica UWC Dilijan UWC Thailand Charles-Olivier Levesque Youyu Li Northwestern University Pearson College UWC St. Lawrence University Middlebury College University of Florida Lewis & Clark College Canada China University of Richmond Khasai Makhulo Ivan Martinovic Pearson College UWC UWC Changshu China Jennifer Liu Simon Lowry Devyani Mahajan Kenya Alexandre Manko Bosnia-Herzegovina College of the Atlantic Colby College Indonesia South Africa Singapore UWC Changshu China USA UWC in Mostar UWC South East Asia Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC South East Asia Dolma Tsering Lhamo Yunlan Li Middlebury College UWC Atlantic College Worcester Polytechnic Institute Tufts University University of Oklahoma Swarthmore College Nepal China Stanford University Pavel Makouski Nena Martins Class of 2023 UWC Thailand UWC Atlantic College Ruoxi Liu Juntao Lu Nabila Moussa Mahaman Belarus Mlandvo Bhekithemba Portugal Earlham College Columbia University China China Niger UWC in Mostar Maphalala UWC in Mostar UWC South East Asia UWC Costa Rica UWC ISAK Japan Chenhao Li Zhuoer Li St. Olaf College Eswatini Northwestern University New York University Bowdoin College Methodist University China China Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Maastricht UWC Thailand Methodist University Emory University St. Lawrence University

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Opening New Paths to Opportunity in Africa Carson Miller Lehlomela Mofali Ruchika Mukherjee Wangu Mvula USA Lesotho India Zambia As a policy advisor for the United Nations Capital Development Fund, which focuses expertise UWC-USA Li Po Chun UWC UWC South East Asia UWC Maastricht and resources on the world’s 47 least-developed countries, Aneth Kasebele (Tanzania, UWC- Cornell University St. Lawrence University Columbia University College of Idaho USA, Wesleyan University ’08) works to expand access to financial services through digital Maximilian Miller Fardous Mohamed Tara Mullen Chan Myae Aye France Somalia USA Myanmar technology to low-income people and communities in Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda. UWC South East Asia UWC ISAK Japan UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia “For the first seven years post-Wesleyan, I worked with governments, nongovernmental Swarthmore College College of Idaho Bowdoin College University of Virginia organizations, and civil society organizations in Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda to improve Malva Miranda Shiven Mohindra Edmond Mumwensi Yola Mzizi Argentina USA Zambia South Africa leadership and management capability for quality HIV and AIDS service delivery,” Aneth UWC Changshu China UWC South East Asia Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC in Mostar writes. “I was exposed to various challenges in health financing and what it meant to the lives Aneth Kasebele Bennington College University of California Berkeley College of Idaho Northwestern University of poor and vulnerable people. This motivated me to shift my focus to advocating for inclusive Aneeq Mirjat Callum Moir Emil Munksgaard Grosen Feven Naba Pakistan United Kingdom Denmark Ethiopia policies and regulations in the financial sector, to enable widespread access to finance for marginalized populations, including Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC-USA UWC South East Asia women, youth, refugees, and rural communities. Lake Forest College Macalester College University of Florida Earlham College “With increased access to formal financial services, low-income communities can access capital to start or grow a business or Adel Misherghi Jane Hoi Ching Mok Rhea Murdeshwar Ladiba Nafe Libya Hong Kong India Algeria invest in income-generating activities,” she explains. “For instance, in Rwanda, I have been leading a project that supports non- UWC Mahindra College Li Po Chun UWC UWC Atlantic College UWC Red Cross Nordic traditional financial services providers, i.e., fintech startups, extending services to underserved or under-banked populations in rural College of the Atlantic Barnard College Wellesley College Methodist University areas or refugee camps. Abigel Miskolczi Karen Molina Castro Michael Musa Shanta Nagarkoti “UNCDF’s support in this project is to facilitate constructive stakeholder dialogue and advocate for policy changes that build an Hungary El Salvador Zimbabwe Nepal UWC Thailand UWC Mahindra College Pearson College UWC UWC Robert Bosch College inclusive market system. We also provide bespoke business support to startups, and milestone-based grants to help startups grow University of North Carolina at University of Oklahoma Luther College Wartburg College Chapel Hill and scale their services within Rwanda and across the region.” Juan Monroy-Amezquita Ismatullah Musafir Nicole Najjemba Mbonisi Mkhombe USA Afghanistan Uganda Eswatini UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC ISAK Japan UWC South East Asia Waterford Kamhlaba UWC University of Rochester Methodist University College of Idaho Luther College Marlee Moore Ruben Musayelyan Anna Joloba Namuleme Denzel Marufu Vedant Mathur Aby Mbaye Mariam Melkonyan Nandzisile Mkhonta USA Armenia USA Zimbabwe India Senegal Armenia Eswatini UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Dilijan UWC Costa Rica UWC ISAK Japan UWC South East Asia UWC Changshu China UWC in Mostar Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Wellesley College St. Olaf College Case Western Reserve University Lake Forest College University of California Berkeley Whitman College College of Idaho Earlham College Fabian Moreno Francesca Mustain Tracy Namunjasi Koketo Masenya Hugo Matousek Jasper McAvity Ariela Menendez Iglesias Lethukuthula Mncube Costa Rica USA Uganda South Africa Czech Republic USA El Salvador South Africa UWC Maastricht UWC Atlantic College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Adriatic UWC Thailand UWC Changshu China Waterford Kamhlaba UWC St. Lawrence University Brown University University of Oklahoma Whitman College Claremont McKenna College Stanford University Lake Forest College Lake Forest College Bogdan Morosan Ndenda Mutsaku Fierro Sana Narayan John Mastromarino Wilson Matungwa Kennedy Mdoe Peter Micah Nondumiso Mndzebele Moldova Mexico Singapore USA Tanzania Tanzania South Sudan Eswatini UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Atlantic College UWC South East Asia UWC Maastricht UWC Atlantic College UWC Mahindra College UWC Adriatic Waterford Kamhlaba UWC University of Oklahoma Worcester Polytechnic Institute Barnard College Colorado College University of Florida University of Oklahoma College of Idaho University of Oklahoma Ken Morotomi Trish Mutsigwa Tariq Nassoro Sinikiwe Masuku Tinaye Mawocha Shpresa Mehmeti Caitlyn Middleton Vuyiswa Mngometulu Japan Zimbabwe Tanzania Eswatini South Africa Albania Eswatini Eswatini UWC Atlantic College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC in Mostar Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Williams College St. Olaf College College of Idaho

College of Idaho Skidmore College Ringling College of Art + Design University of Oklahoma Northwestern University Class of 2023 Methembe Moyo Yohan Mutta Tracey Nassuna Amina Raizel Matavia Diane Mbahoze Samiya Mehreen Antonio Midence Ordonez Naledi Moabelo Zimbabwe Kenya Uganda Philippines Rwanda Bangladesh Honduras South Africa UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Robert Bosch College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC South East Asia UWC Costa Rica UWC Maastricht Pearson College UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Luther College Brown University Lake Forest College Middlebury College College of Idaho University of California Berkeley Earlham College Wartburg College

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Joy Nath My Nguyen Syafira Nurlita Similoluwa Oluyinka India Vietnam Indonesia Nigeria Working to Probe Secrets of the Universe Pearson College UWC UWC Robert Bosch College UWC South East Asia UWC Costa Rica University of Oklahoma University of Rochester Skidmore College University of North Carolina at Having been awarded undergraduate research grants from the Enrico Fermi Institute and the Chapel Hill Mason Naung Tanaka Ngwanga Phuthumile (Phuthu) Nx- Kavli Institute for Cosmological Physics, Mesut Çalı¸s kan (Turkey, UWC Maastricht, University of Myanmar Zimbabwe umalo Aido Omar Chicago ’21) produced a paper on gravitational waves, with university faculty and research Li Po Chun UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Eswatini Iraq Northwestern University University of Oklahoma Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Dilijan experts, that was published by the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society. He was Barnard College College of Idaho Mercy Ndagire Xiaoyang Ni also accepted in 2020 as an official member of the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Uganda China Nomonde Nyathi Feyi Omotehinwa Observatory (LIGO) Scientific Collaboration. UWC Adriatic UWC Atlantic College Zimbabwe Nigeria Mesut Çalı¸s kan University of Oklahoma Case Western Reserve University Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Changshu China “Gravitational waves (GWs) are ripples in the curvature of space-time generated by some of Whitman College Wartburg College Nokuthaba Ndiweni Tanvi Nibhanupudi the most powerful events in the universe, such as merging black holes and neutron stars,” Mesut explains. “They were predicted by Zimbabwe United Kingdom Chigozie Obiegeyu Efe Tore Omur Einstein more than 100 years ago and detected for the first time by LIGO in 2015. They contain information about their source as Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC South East Asia Germany Turkey Brown University Princeton University UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Maastricht well as the behavior of gravity. They are a fascinating tool for probing the universe. Scripps College University of North Carolina at “When gravitational waves travel near a massive object such as a galaxy or a galaxy cluster, they experience an effect called Ismail Ndiyae Lydia Njobvu Chapel Hill USA Zambia Prince Oburoni Ayeh strong gravitational lensing,” he continues. “In our paper, we discuss how we could use gravitational lensing to precisely locate UWC-USA UWC Red Cross Nordic Ghana Mano-Meelis Onni George Washington University Skidmore College UWC Red Cross Nordic USA merging binary black holes. Merging black holes do not emit light. This makes it generally not possible to localize them in the sky. University of Oklahoma UWC Adriatic “I currently research the false-alarm rate of the detection of lensed gravitational waves. Current forecasts expect lensed Fatou Ndoye Musonda Nkhoma Middlebury College Senegal Zambia Sandra Asantewaa Ofori gravitational waves to be detected in this decade, and I am working towards it.” UWC Maastricht UWC Red Cross Nordic Singapore Ife Onuorah University of Chicago University of Rochester UWC South East Asia Nigeria Once lensed GWs are detected, Mesut adds, “there will be more physics to do with black holes!” Trinity College UWC Dilijan Lydivine Nduwawe Goldion Nogo Middlebury College Rwanda Indonesia Sheryl Christine Akinyi UWC Adriatic UWC-USA Ofwona Myriam Ortiz Isuiza Methodist University St. Olaf College Kenya Peru Zixu Pan Andrea Parry Francisco Perozo Ha Vi Pham UWC Atlantic College UWC South East Asia China USA Venezuela Vietnam Ian C.R.N. Neidel Keigo Nomura Yale University Colorado College USA Japan Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC-USA UWC Dilijan UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia UWC Mahindra College Onyekachukwu Okafor Mahmoud Osman George Washington University Pitzer College Lewis & Clark College University of Richmond Yale University Kalamazoo College Nigeria Sudan Ahsan Panjwani Anna Parsons Daniel Petersen Nhu Huy Pham UWC Costa Rica Pearson College UWC Chelsia Neto Asifa Noori Pakistan Australia Denmark Vietnam University of Oklahoma Wartburg College Angola Afghanistan UWC Dilijan UWC Mahindra College UWC Dilijan UWC Dilijan Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Atlantic College Mofiyinfoluwa Olukorede Majd Shafiq Abdo Otaqi St. Olaf College College of the Atlantic Wartburg College Emory University College of Idaho Methodist University Okeremi Singapore Sonia Paredes Mehak Parwani Gusts Petersons Vy Phan USA UWC Changshu China Philippines USA Latvia Vietnam Kylie Ngai Chogyal Norbu UWC-USA Trinity College UWC Changshu China UWC South East Asia UWC Changshu China UWC Costa Rica USA Singapore New York University UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia Sengdao Oudomsihn Smith College Stanford University Bates College Brandeis University Middlebury College Wheaton College Patrick Oketcho Laos Lana Parezanin Noshir Patel Hamida Petrovic Erin Phillips Uganda UWC South East Asia Bosnia-Herzegovina Mozambique Bosnia-Herzegovina Barbados Hieu Nguyen Aiganyum Nurakhanova UWC Atlantic College College of the Atlantic UWC in Mostar Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Robert Bosch College Li Po Chun UWC Vietnam Kazakhstan University of Oklahoma Pearson College UWC Li Po Chun UWC Nebnoma Ouedraogo Lewis & Clark College University of Oklahoma University of Oklahoma University of Oklahoma Middlebury College Georgetown University Charles Okun Burkina Faso Seo Rin Park Melissa Perez Sancho Nich Nearyat Phalkun Chutiphon Phisitthanadun Singapore UWC Mahindra College Class of 2023 Singapore Costa Rica Cambodia Thailand Isaac Nguyen Ahmed Nurkovic UWC South East Asia University of Oklahoma UWC South East Asia UWC Costa Rica UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Robert Bosch College USA Montenegro Colorado College UWC Thailand UWC in Mostar Siyun Pan Princeton University St. Lawrence University Skidmore College Ringling College of Art + Design Wartburg College College of Idaho China UWC Costa Rica Oberlin College

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Morkmoongmuang Michael Mark Nii Addo Jhanati Rajesh Rim Rawadi Fernando Romero Lemus Yahia Saad Mohamed Fadel “Wellesley is proud to be among the founding institutions Prapatthong Quaynor India Lebanon El Salvador Algeria Thailand Ghana UWC Thailand Li Po Chun UWC UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Robert Bosch College to partner with the Davis UWC Scholars Program. For UWC Thailand UWC Changshu China Lake Forest College Luther College College of Idaho College of Idaho St. Olaf College University of Oklahoma more than two decades, UWC scholars have arrived at Toky Rakotoarisoa Yarin Reindrop Jose Rosa Dukuduku Sacolo Andrea Previsic Anya Quesnel Madagascar Israel Italy Eswatini Wellesley with a range of talents, experiences, ideas, and Bosnia-Herzegovina Trinidad & Tobago Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC-USA UWC Adriatic UWC Maastricht UWC in Mostar UWC-USA St. Lawrence University Columbia University University of Florida University of Oklahoma backgrounds that have deepened campus dialogue, Lewis & Clark College Colorado College Jonathan Ramazani Hermione Ren Noa Aurelia Lilly Rosenfeld Inna Sahakyan broadened class learning, and strengthened our Danielle Priso Mbappe Nicolas Quijano Franco Congo China Belgium Armenia Cameroon Colombia UWC Changshu China UWC Changshu China UWC South East Asia UWC Dilijan community. This ongoing pandemic is a reminder that UWC Robert Bosch College UWC-USA Hood College Northwestern University New York University St. Olaf College College of Idaho Earlham College Thulasi Priya Ramesh Ruby Christina Reyes Joshua Roth Sahara the most pressing issues of this century span nations Nina Prodanovic Crista Quinonez India Philippines USA Pakistan Serbia Guatemala UWC ISAK Japan Pearson College UWC UWC Changshu China UWC Red Cross Nordic and even continents. UWC in Mostar UWC Costa Rica College of Idaho St. Olaf College University of Chicago University of Oklahoma Ringling College of Art + Design Earlham College Mauro Ramirez Azofeifa Davin Rhule Samuel Rowe Jo Saito “To make a difference in the world today, you must Pia Angelika Puentespina Tumelo Rabale Costa Rica Jamaica USA Japan Philippines Lesotho UWC Dilijan UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Atlantic College UWC Atlantic College cultivate a global perspective, and our Davis UWC UWC Changshu China Waterford Kamhlaba UWC College of the Atlantic University of Oklahoma Georgetown University Grinnell College Macalester College Wartburg College Saigopal Rangaraj Ibrahim Riaz Jacob Rowley Nazareth Salazar Toruño Scholars lead the way in making this possible in our Vedant Pun Larissa Rabelo Santana India Pakistan USA Nicaragua Nepal Brazil UWC Mahindra College UWC Robert Bosch College UWC-USA UWC Robert Bosch College community. We are grateful for their unique contributions UWC Thailand UWC Thailand Colorado College Colby College St. John’s College St. Olaf College College of Idaho St. Olaf College to our campus and know they will leave Wellesley with Niharika Rao Luciana Ribeiro da Silva Aamir Rowther Muddassar Saleem Kristen Pundyk Simona Radeva Singapore Brazil India Pakistan the education and skills the world so desperately needs Canada Bulgaria UWC South East Asia UWC-USA UWC South East Asia UWC Dilijan UWC Adriatic UWC Dilijan Barnard College Wellesley College Emory University Methodist University Middlebury College Washington and Lee University in its future leaders.” Lea Rappl Natalia Rijo De Leon Ryan Ruan Mona Salem Ritika Purbey Shreya Raheja Croatia Uruguay China Egypt PAULA A. JOHNSON, PRESIDENT India United Kingdom UWC Adriatic Li Po Chun UWC UWC Thailand UWC in Mostar Wellesley College UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia Wartburg College College of the Atlantic Colgate University University of Oklahoma Johns Hopkins University Georgetown University Sheida Rashidi Ardestani Leila Rocha Fisher Carter Rutherford Fatima Salman Darab Qasimi Nadia Rahimatpure Iran USA USA Pakistan Afghanistan India Li Po Chun UWC UWC Changshu China UWC Changshu China UWC Adriatic UWC Changshu China Li Po Chun UWC Macalester College St. Olaf College Macalester College University of Rochester Earlham College College of Idaho Pragati Raskar Eilse Rockart Vida Ruzic Marian Sandoval Lemus Kevin Khai Wen Phung Helen Poertner Lingxuan Qi Selma Rahimic India USA Croatia Guatemala Malaysia Germany China Bosnia-Herzegovina UWC Robert Bosch College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Dilijan UWC Changshu China UWC Mahindra College UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC in Mostar University of Rochester Wellesley College Colby College Whitman College Carleton College College of the Atlantic Colorado College Lewis & Clark College Ayham R. J. Ratrout Romely Rodriguez Brito Bengi Rwabuhemba Daniel Andres Santos Ramírez Adrianne Pink Kanruthai (Orm) Poonsornsiri Siyuan Qi Nabiha Rahman Palestine Dominica Uganda Venezuela USA Thailand China Bangladesh UWC-USA UWC Atlantic College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Pearson College UWC UWC-USA UWC South East Asia UWC Changshu China UWC Changshu China Case Western Reserve University Wartburg College Northwestern University Trinity College Duke University Tufts University Emory University Mount Holyoke College Class of 2023 Jarode Anelke Ratsimbazafy Maria Rojas Tawil Kostiantyn Rymar Aagat Sapkota Edita Pipic Pelin Poyraz Yiming Qiu Nawaraj Rai Madagascar Venezuela Ukraine Nepal Bosnia-Herzegovina Turkey China Bhutan Pearson College UWC UWC-USA UWC Dilijan UWC-USA UWC in Mostar UWC in Mostar UWC in Mostar Pearson College UWC Skidmore College University of Rochester St. John’s College Williams College University of Oklahoma Cornell University Colorado College University of Oklahoma

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Sumer Sareen Dushimimana Sekarambi Kush Sharma Melos Shtaloja Suely Sandra Cardoso Soeiro Matthias Stock Singapore Eswatini India Kosovo Angola Croatia “The UWC concept of ‘uniting the world’ has never been UWC South East Asia UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Mahindra College UWC Adriatic UWC Robert Bosch College UWC-USA Claremont McKenna College University of Oklahoma Bates College University of Florida College of Idaho Washington and Lee University more important than in 2020. At Northwestern, we are Davit Sargsyan Neel Sen Siddhant Sharma Moung Shwe Lauren Soherr Tatiana Stratenco striving to become a more just and inclusive community Armenia India India Bangladesh USA Moldova UWC Dilijan UWC South East Asia UWC Maastricht UWC Thailand Li Po Chun UWC UWC Changshu China and to address urgent societal issues from climate Lewis & Clark College University of California Berkeley University of California Berkeley College of Idaho Tufts University University of Oklahoma change to systemic racism. Our Davis UWC Scholars fill Elina Sargsyan Sreythai Seng Marta Shcharbakova Princess-Margaret Siafa Kripa Solanki Maryia Strotsava Armenia Cambodia Belarus Liberia USA Belarus me with optimism because, like so many of their UWC Dilijan UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC South East Asia UWC ISAK Japan UWC Dilijan UWC Maastricht St. Olaf College College of Idaho Bennington College Luther College Emory University Washington and Lee University generational peers, they have challenged and inspired Oona Sarma Souksakhone Sengsaisouk Bin Shen Elizabeth Anne (Beth) Siegling Timothy Somerset Jana Stuth Finland Laos China USA United Kingdom Germany our community in the classroom and been advocates for UWC Atlantic College UWC Maastricht UWC Atlantic College UWC Costa Rica UWC Adriatic UWC Mahindra College University of Florida Luther College University of Michigan Mount Holyoke College Colorado College College of the Atlantic change. Whether our Scholars are together in person or Luca Sassi Arobba Foday Sesay Yutong Shen Suman Sigdel Gabriel Ricardo Sorondo Luella Sugiman spread across the globe this year, I have confidence in Uruguay Sierra Leone China Nepal Guirola Indonesia UWC South East Asia Pearson College UWC UWC Changshu China UWC ISAK Japan Venezuela UWC South East Asia their sense of resilience, compassion, and service to one Lake Forest College Wartburg College Princeton University Bennington College UWC Mahindra College Tufts University Trinity College Tharun Sathiyamoorthy Thandolwethu Shabangu Weiming Sheng Gall Olle Sigler Shunsuke Sugimura another and to the world.” Malaysia Eswatini China Israel Degnet Sorsa Soto Japan Pearson College UWC UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Changshu China UWC ISAK Japan Ethiopia UWC Mahindra College MORTON SCHAPIRO, PRESIDENT AND PROFESSOR University of Rochester University of Rochester Oberlin College Yale University UWC Robert Bosch College Bates College Northwestern University Methodist University Admire Sauramba Ashika Shah Yubeibei Shi Qheliswa Simelane Tongyan Sui South Africa India China Eswatini Oumar Souare China Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC South East Asia UWC Adriatic UWC Changshu China Cote D’Ivoire UWC Costa Rica College of Idaho New York University Colorado College Lake Forest College UWC Maastricht Colorado College Luther College Krishna Talati Eylul Tas Ekaterina Savchenko Kartik Shah Jae Min Shin Nishant Kumar Singhal Ruiqing Sun USA Turkey Russia India Singapore India Nikola Stanic China UWC Thailand Pearson College UWC UWC Dilijan UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia Montenegro Li Po Chun UWC Cornell University Earlham College University of Florida Princeton University University of Michigan Princeton University UWC Atlantic College St. Olaf College Northwestern University Adela Talayee Tsering Tashi Meher Sawhney Neel Shah Ayana Shirai Farzad Siraj Methanan Sunthornsanit Afghanistan India Singapore USA Japan Bangladesh Nina Stark Thailand UWC ISAK Japan UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC South East Asia UWC Mahindra College UWC ISAK Japan UWC South East Asia Germany Li Po Chun UWC College of the Atlantic Wartburg College Georgetown University Northwestern University University of Pennsylvania University of Michigan UWC Robert Bosch College College of Idaho College of the Atlantic Akshat Talreja Joanna Tasmin Johanna Schetelig Ahmed Sharafaldeen Ulyana Shkel Eris Sker Roman Svintitskyy India Indonesia Germany Egypt Belarus Slovenia Tim Steinebach Ukraine UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Adriatic UWC Mahindra College UWC in Mostar Germany UWC Adriatic University of Pennsylvania Brown University Randolph-Macon College University of Oklahoma Bennington College Columbia University UWC Robert Bosch College Northwestern University St. John’s College Hari Tamang Alice Xiuqi Tay Aidan Schooling Adit Sharma Pratistha Shrestha Rita Slaoui Elitumaini Swai Nepal Malaysia USA India Nepal Morocco Giuseppe Stelluto Tanzania UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC South East Asia UWC Changshu China UWC South East Asia UWC Changshu China UWC-USA Italy UWC South East Asia College of Idaho University of Chicago Luther College University of Rochester Lake Forest College Brown University UWC Changshu China Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Colby College Sanam Tamang Delroy Taylor Class of 2023 Naomi Schulberg Ajit Sharma Rayaan Shrestha Danche Smilkova Khalil Tafni Nepal Liberia USA Nepal Nepal Macedonia Matthew Stephens Denmark UWC Thailand UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC South East Asia Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Thailand UWC Changshu China Zimbabwe UWC Red Cross Nordic Wartburg College Luther College Cornell University Lake Forest College Emory University Northwestern University UWC Red Cross Nordic University of Oklahoma Brown University

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Alicia Renee Telle Mbuyisile Tlhwaele Rohan Vakil Valeria Visser Galvan Bringing Fresh Financial Tech to the Bahamas South Africa India Paraguay UWC Changshu China Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Mahindra College UWC Red Cross Nordic Carleton College St. Olaf College Skidmore College Skidmore College World’s Youth Sothea Teng Igor Todorovic Paola Valdivieso Santillan Anika Vucicevic Working since mid-2019 at Razer Fintech, the financial-technology Cambodia Serbia Ecuador Serbia division of Hong Kong-based Razer Inc., Nalin Natrajan (Singapore, UWC Changshu China UWC Dilijan UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Maastricht Whitman College Middlebury College Luther College Whitman College UWC South East Asia, Northwestern University ’13) has played a key role Yaritza Terrero Tavera Marlen Toktomamatov Marisol Valerin Coronas Sara Wagner in initiatives aimed at providing South Asian young people, and Dominican Republic Russia Costa Rica Italy underserved communities, with empowering financial services. One UWC Costa Rica UWC South East Asia Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Red Cross Nordic College of Idaho University of Rochester Lake Forest College College of the Atlantic notable project has been the 2020 launch of Razer Pay, a Visa-powered prepaid card that lets users make financial transactions without a bank Lucklita Theng Agustin Toledo Jafreisy Vargas Vaishnavi Walade Cambodia Uruguay Dominican Republic India account or access to traditional financial institutions. UWC ISAK Japan UWC-USA UWC Costa Rica UWC Mahindra College “The card launch has been going well so far, generating huge interest Nalin Natrajan Carleton College St. Lawrence University Methodist University Earlham College with tens of thousands of sign-ups within the first couple of weeks alone,” Jeremias Thiel Morolake Taiwo Tomoye Justice Vaughn Frederike Walinsky Germany USA USA Germany Nalin writes. “I was the product manager for this project at Razer Fintech, and drove the card program from inception to rollout in UWC Robert Bosch College UWC-USA UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC-USA Singapore. The company hopes to address the financial needs of youth all over the world, which this card would be a part of.” St. Olaf College Lehigh University Earlham College College of Idaho Plans are for the project to expand across Southeast Asia, South Asia and Europe, in the process helping to improve financial Bhagyashree Thombare Andrea Torres Bonifacio Arkadii Vedernikov Ayomikun Wande India El Salvador Russia Nigeria literacy in those regions. UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC ISAK Japan UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Mahindra College “Personally, I think financial literacy is an extremely important yet neglected topic all over the world, from economically well-off St. Olaf College College of Idaho Macalester College Earlham College regions to economically developing regions,” Nalin reflects. “Most people in my generation, or younger, typically do not learn much Victoria Thorpe Piero Torres Marruffo Elena Vedovello Huan Wang Sierra Leone Peru Italy China about financial literacy from their schools, peers or parents. I’m hoping my work in the ‘fin tech’ industry can address this.” UWC Maastricht Pearson College UWC UWC Dilijan Li Po Chun UWC Skidmore College Macalester College Pomona College Luther College Bright Throngprasertchai Vlada Trofimchuk Marko Vejnovic Jiayi Wang Thailand Ukraine Bosnia-Herzegovina China Thinley Wangden Webster Woltersdorf Sihui Wu Chang Xie Li Po Chun UWC UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Changshu China UWC Atlantic College Bhutan Germany China China Colorado College Colby College Northwestern University Duke University Li Po Chun UWC UWC Robert Bosch College Li Po Chun UWC UWC ISAK Japan Colby College University of North Carolina at University of California Berkeley Pitzer College Iryna Tiasko Thato Ts’olo Tanya Venkatesh Jing Wang Chapel Hill Ukraine Lesotho Singapore China Arran Wass-Little Wangzi Wu Chenchang Xu UWC ISAK Japan UWC Costa Rica UWC South East Asia UWC Changshu China Canada Lu Yii Wong China China Georgetown University Earlham College Northwestern University University of Pennsylvania UWC Red Cross Nordic Singapore UWC Changshu China UWC Changshu China University of Florida UWC Changshu China Bates College Colby College Ivy Tirok Sonam Tsomo Dhruv Verma Michelle Wang New York University Kenya India Singapore China Daniel Webster Yilun Wu Yixuan (Catherine) Xu UWC Maastricht UWC Thailand UWC South East Asia UWC Changshu China United Kingdom Teddy Wongkar China China Harvard College Earlham College University of Michigan Middlebury College UWC Adriatic Indonesia UWC Changshu China UWC Maastricht Ringling College of Art + Design UWC Changshu China New York University Yale University Vashisth Tiwari Akari Tsurumaki Ana Verulidze Yuanhao Wang Northwestern University India Japan Republic of Georgia China Sophia Wei Yuqing Wu Ziyuan Xu UWC Mahindra College UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Maastricht UWC Changshu China USA Alexandra Wonyu China China University of Rochester Middlebury College Earlham College Brown University UWC Atlantic College France UWC Changshu China UWC Changshu China Bowdoin College UWC Changshu China University of Chicago New York University Class of 2023 Gleb Tkachenko Poonya Tunkakutiya Sarah Marta Veskimagi Thinley Wangchuk Wartburg College Russia Thailand Estonia Nepal Dawit Leake Wolde Kiara Xhindi Shion Yamada UWC South East Asia UWC Atlantic College Li Po Chun UWC UWC Mahindra College Ethiopia Jiaying Wu Albania Japan Bates College Savannah College of Art and Bates College Franklin & Marshall College UWC Red Cross Nordic China UWC in Mostar UWC South East Asia Design University of Oklahoma UWC Dilijan University of Florida New York University Macalester College

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Xihang Yang Fiorella Valentina Zarza Ayala Yuyang Zhao Class of 2024 Ana Rosa Aguilar Figueroa María José Álava Plaza “The Davis UWC Scholars Program continues to set the China Paraguay China Honduras Ecuador UWC Changshu China Pearson College UWC UWC Maastricht UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Robert Bosch College best example for international education and global Cornell University University of Florida University of Rochester Abhishek Kumar Concordia College Wartburg College Singapore leadership. Through this highly successful program, the yI Yang Nancy Zebedayo Ziyu Zhao UWC South East Asia Ahmed Ahmed Laith Khaled Tawfiq Alayassa China South Sudan China University of Florida Egypt Palestine founders’ vision of international understanding and UWC Changshu China UWC Dilijan Pearson College UWC Li Po Chun UWC UWC Dilijan Emory University Wartburg College Colby College Ahmed Abdalla Ahmed Esmail University of Oklahoma Macalester College transformational philanthropy translates into practical Egypt Sana Yari Hajatalou Dawn Zee Yuxi Zheng UWC Dilijan Farhan Ahmed Pável Alejo advances in peace and global understanding across the Iran China China Lewis & Clark College Bangladesh Mexico UWC Mahindra College Li Po Chun UWC UWC Robert Bosch College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Robert Bosch College University of Oklahoma Cornell University Princeton University Mohamed Abdelnaby Lake Forest College Trinity College world. Such efforts have never been more necessary or Egypt Chiao Chin Yeh Yuan Zhan Zihan Zheng UWC Adriatic Naafiyan Ahmed Maryam Al-Ghezi more valuable to both our local and global communities. Taiwan China China University of Oklahoma Bangladesh Iraq UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Changshu China UWC Thailand UWC Changshu China UWC in Mostar Here at Skidmore College, the program is a cornerstone College of Idaho Yale University Oberlin College Puteri Alisha Abdul Rahman Brown University Lewis & Clark College Singapore for our commitment to undergraduate international Feifei Yi Beichen Zhang Yinting Zhong UWC South East Asia Raneem Ahmed Sarah Alhusaynat China China China Trinity College Egypt Iraq education and, as a vital component of that goal, to UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Changshu China UWC-USA UWC Atlantic College UWC Red Cross Nordic University of Florida Yale University Colorado College Abdullahi Abdulle University of Florida College of Idaho Somalia bring highly qualified students to the college. We are Shuishi Yi Dixue Zhang Jiaxi Zhou Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Rozarin Ahmed Aniqa Ali China China China Lake Forest College Iraq Pakistan tremendously grateful for the vision, generosity, and UWC Changshu China UWC Changshu China UWC Changshu China UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC ISAK Japan Sarah Lawrence College Wellesley College University of Rochester Ghaicha Aboubacar Ahe Randolph-Macon College Earlham College commitment of the program’s founders.” Niger Angat Yogi Hanyun Zhang Yuchen Zhou UWC-USA Aylin Ak Salma Ali MARC C. CONNER, PRESIDENT Nepal China China Macalester College Germany Somalia UWC Costa Rica UWC Costa Rica UWC Changshu China UWC in Mostar UWC Maastricht Skidmore College University of Oklahoma Barnard College Bard College Sanaa Abu Asaad University of Oklahoma Bates College Palestine Mana Yoshikawa Jason Zhang Qingchuan Zhu UWC Maastricht Suhail Akram Sama Ali Japan Austria China Case Western Reserve University India Iraq UWC Changshu China UWC South East Asia UWC Changshu China UWC Robert Bosch College Li Po Chun UWC Milad Abu Rass Haru Yamanaka Dan Yang Earlham College New York University Savannah College of Art and Lewis & Clark College St. Lawrence University Design Israel USA China Esraa Youssef Jonathan Zhang UWC-USA Terzungwe Akumaga Miguel Alberto Aliaga Achaval UWC Dilijan UWC Costa Rica Egypt USA Stefanos Zogopoulos St. Olaf College Nigeria Argentina Columbia University Northwestern University UWC Adriatic UWC-USA Bosnia-Herzegovina UWC-USA UWC Mahindra College Sarah Helena Rose Ruyu Yan Qianran Yang School of the Art Institute of Harvard College UWC in Mostar University of Oklahoma Skidmore College Chicago Bennington College Acheson-Field China China Yingxin Zhang USA Dana Al Khaldi Heidi Alkoutami UWC Costa Rica UWC Red Cross Nordic Yongle Yu China Farid Zuchrinata UWC Changshu China Jordan USA Cornell University Luther College China UWC Maastricht Indonesia Macalester College UWC-USA UWC Robert Bosch College Albert Yang Seong Ho Yang UWC Changshu China St. John’s College UWC Robert Bosch College Concordia College University of North Carolina at Emory University University of Oklahoma Tess Adams Chapel Hill China Eswatini Ulperzent Zhanibek Barbados Robert Al Khoury UWC Changshu China Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Jingyi Yuan Kazakhstan Ana Zugic UWC Adriatic Lebanon Tarek Aloui Middlebury College University of California Berkeley China UWC South East Asia Bosnia-Herzegovina Randolph-Macon College UWC Adriatic Tunisia Chia-Lun Yang Tongtong (Petra) Yang UWC Changshu China St. Olaf College UWC in Mostar Wartburg College Pearson College UWC Mount Holyoke College Lewis & Clark College Maame Afua Dansowaa Adu Harvard College Class of 2024 Taiwan China Yifeng Zhao Ghana Ahmed Alassar UWC Dilijan UWC Changshu China Aisha Yusuf China Temazulu Zulu Pearson College UWC Palestine Omar Al-Taie Macalester College Mount Holyoke College Nigeria UWC Changshu China Eswatini Trinity College UWC-USA Iraq Pearson College UWC Johns Hopkins University UWC-USA Lake Forest College UWC Maastricht University of Florida Macalester College St. Olaf College

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Enith Alejandra Jean Marcoster Auguste Ali Barazi Aleksa Belic Altamirano Salazar Haiti Syria Serbia Building Awareness and Costa Rica UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC in Mostar UWC Dilijan UWC Costa Rica University of Oklahoma University of Oklahoma Lewis & Clark College St. Lawrence University Boosting Young Leaders Anahit Avagyan Alexandra Barbosa Gonzalez Marko Beric Luhar Altman Armenia Mexico Bosnia-Herzegovina On his arrival in Oklahoma, Amer Begovic` (Bosnia-Herzegovina, UWC in Mostar, University of Israel UWC Dilijan UWC Mahindra College UWC in Mostar UWC Robert Bosch College Trinity College Trinity College Northwestern University of Oklahoma ’21) discovered a diverse campus with 10 percent international students and a College of the Atlantic Mikhail Avens Tom Bareven Ilena Berro Pizzarossa number of student organizations representing regions of the world, but none from his home Yathida Anankul Russia USA Spain area. So as a sophomore, he organized the Ex-Yugoslav Student Association. Thailand UWC South East Asia UWC Maastricht UWC South East Asia UWC Thailand Lake Forest College Wheaton College Skidmore College “One of the biggest challenges we faced was promoting a region that unfortunately not a University of Rochester lot of students here know about,” says Amer, who that year won a President’s Award for Charles Awounor Felicia Barje Federica Bertolotti Amer Begovic` Aparajitha (Jeethu) Togo Germany Uruguay Outstanding Sophomores. “It was not just us representing the culture, but also us educating on Anantharaman UWC in Mostar UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Mahindra College India Whitman College Furman University Lake Forest College the geography and history of our countries. With that, I do believe we have achieved a lot.” Amer UWC South East Asia also became the first international student to serve on the Executive Committee of OU’s High School Leadership Conference. In a Pomona College Farah Sofea Bint Azmi Fernando Barrios Ansh Bhargava Malaysia Mexico Singapore conference workshop he created on international leadership, he split the high-school “campers” into groups of 10. Albert Ananyan UWC Atlantic College UWC Costa Rica UWC South East Asia Armenia Princeton University College of Idaho Princeton University “I gave each group a sheet of paper that had a country on it and an explanation of the biggest problems high-school students UWC Dilijan face in that country,” he says. “Then I gave them 30 minutes to come up with possible solutions. I concluded the workshop by Trinity College Gurgen (Gugo) Babayan Ousmane Barry Mishkaah Bhayat Armenia Guinea South Africa letting them know they had just come up with solutions to some of the biggest issues high-school students face around the world, so Rosey Angina UWC Dilijan UWC Adriatic UWC Dilijan Kenya Macalester College Whitman College Earlham College why can’t they do the same in their own school? There have been campers who cried at the end of the workshop, because it made Pearson College UWC them realize how much potential they truly have.” University of Florida Kayris Baggett Shayona Basu Rutuja Bhoite USA India India Minori Aoki UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia UWC Thailand Japan University of North Carolina at University of Chicago Lake Forest College UWC Dilijan Chapel Hill Lake Forest College Eduardo Bautista Adesh Bhor Ashira Biswas Magdalena Breyer Isabelle Burns Xinyu Cao Ahmed Bakry Mexico India India Austria USA China Olufeyiseriore Apampa Egypt UWC ISAK Japan UWC South East Asia UWC Mahindra College UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC-USA UWC Changshu China Ireland UWC-USA Case Western Reserve University University of Oklahoma Trinity College College of the Atlantic Bryn Mawr College New York University UWC Maastricht University of Richmond Isabella Beatrice Marave Sajida Bibi Clark University Louis Bollaerts Brice Briclandji Madyson Burrowes Sindre Iversen Carlsen Nadiia Balbek (Bea) Bautista Pakistan Belgium Haiti Belize Norway Cosme Aquino Ovelar Ukraine Philippines UWC Costa Rica UWC Changshu China UWC ISAK Japan Pearson College UWC UWC Atlantic College Paraguay UWC Dilijan UWC Changshu China St. Lawrence University University of Florida Methodist University St. Olaf College University of California Berkeley Pearson College UWC Whitman College Macalester College University of Oklahoma Emelyce Bigirimana Ethan Borden Teodora Brnovic Mauricio Calderon Rober Carrillo Garcia Varun Banati Paola Bautista Zeledon Rwanda Canada Montenegro Mexico Colombia Saruul Ariunbold India El Salvador Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC South East Asia UWC Adriatic UWC in Mostar UWC in Mostar Mongolia UWC South East Asia UWC Red Cross Nordic St. Olaf College Northwestern University Trinity College Lake Forest College Case Western Reserve University UWC Thailand Northwestern University University of Oklahoma Skidmore College Barbara Bilic Tanmay Bothra Ivana Budjarovska Juan Campos Villalta Daniel Casallas Beltran Tanushree Banerjee Clara Ruth (Clary) Becker Croatia India Macedonia Costa Rica Colombia Anya Arora Singapore Germany UWC in Mostar Li Po Chun UWC UWC in Mostar UWC Costa Rica Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Singapore UWC South East Asia UWC Robert Bosch College Colorado College Grinnell College Lake Forest College Lake Forest College University of Oklahoma UWC South East Asia Princeton University Macalester College Class of 2024 University of Pennsylvania Elena May Binti Saini Jeffery Laila Bouqentar Jana Bulic Victor Cano Ramirez Gabriela Chacon Munir Barakat Anisha Bedi Malaysia Morocco Bosnia-Herzegovina Guatemala Costa Rica Maru Attwood Jordan Singapore UWC ISAK Japan UWC Adriatic UWC in Mostar UWC Changshu China UWC Robert Bosch College South Africa UWC Atlantic College UWC South East Asia Ringling College of Art + Design St. Lawrence University Lake Forest College Wartburg College Lake Forest College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Wartburg College Tufts University Brown University

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Uditi Chandrashekhar Jamyang Choden Teresa DaSilva Vanda Demko Yuden Dorji Karim El Hajj Sleiman India Bhutan Mozambique Hungary Bhutan Lebanon “The Davis UWC Scholars Program wonderfully reflects UWC Mahindra College UWC Dilijan Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Maastricht UWC-USA UWC Dilijan Macalester College Lake Forest College College of Idaho St. John’s College Concordia College University of Florida our institutional commitment to bring the world to Meng-Han Chang Sandro Chumashvili Antara Dave Teddy Diallo Ghulam Ali Doulat Abdulmalek Elaghel Taiwan Republic of Georgia India Burkina Faso Afghanistan Libya Richmond and Richmond to the world. I have been UWC South East Asia UWC Dilijan UWC Costa Rica UWC South East Asia UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Robert Bosch College Case Western Reserve University Davidson College Ringling College of Art + Design University of Oklahoma University of Oklahoma Lake Forest College engaged with the Davis UWC Program since 2004, and I Charan Chansrichawla Olivia Clark Lorenzo Davidson Tanyaradzwa Dimingu Israa Draz Mohamed Elnasir Eltigani have always been deeply impressed with how the Thailand United Kingdom USA Zimbabwe Palestine Osman Abaker UWC South East Asia UWC Mahindra College UWC Thailand Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC in Mostar Costa Rica talented young scholars of this program bring new New York University College of the Atlantic Brown University Concordia College University of Richmond UWC Costa Rica University of Pennsylvania awareness and understanding to campus, from the Kissinger Ariel Charles Josephine Co Annabelle Davis Anele Dlamini Hanadi Dreca Haiti USA USA Eswatini Bosnia-Herzegovina Alina Enikeeva classroom to the residence hall. This year we are proud to UWC in Mostar UWC South East Asia UWC Dilijan Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC in Mostar Russia University of Oklahoma Savannah College of Art and Stanford University College of Idaho Lewis & Clark College UWC Dilijan welcome our largest-ever cohort of UWC Scholars. While Design University of Richmond Christian Chavula Aliya Daya Bongiswa Dlamini Wing Tung Clare Duan Zambia Iyara Cook Kenya Eswatini Hong Kong Maria Eradze COVID-19 will make this year unlike any other, it has also UWC Robert Bosch College South Africa UWC Thailand UWC Dilijan Li Po Chun UWC Republic of Georgia Methodist University Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Lake Forest College University of Oklahoma Whitman College UWC Adriatic reminded us how interconnected we all are. We are College of Idaho Case Western Reserve University Angela Chea Matheus de Lima Silva Celumusa Dlamini Iris Dugalic always privileged to count UWC Scholars as members of Singapore Jose Nicolas Cordova Velasco Brazil Eswatini Bosnia-Herzegovina Dilay Erdem UWC South East Asia Bolivia UWC South East Asia Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC in Mostar Turkey our community, and even more so at a moment when Barnard College Pearson College UWC Tufts University University of Oklahoma Lewis & Clark College Li Po Chun UWC University of Oklahoma Middlebury College Danzhe Chen Seppe Tom De Pauw Mahlubi Ntsetselelo Dlamini Isabella Duncan greater cross-cultural understanding and cooperation China Juliana Corral Belgium Eswatini Singapore Lorena Escobosa Alcántar Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Ecuador UWC Costa Rica UWC Robert Bosch College UWC South East Asia Mexico has never been more important.” Claremont McKenna College UWC Changshu China Princeton University Skidmore College Stanford University UWC Costa Rica Lake Forest College Macalester College DR. RONALD A. CRUTCHER, PRESIDENT Yanxi (Rosemary) Chen Gentiana Deda Phila Dlamini Aayush Dutta University of Richmond China Cindy Cortez Cu Albania Eswatini Singapore Rebeca Noemi Espinosa UWC Atlantic College Guatemala UWC Maastricht Li Po Chun UWC UWC South East Asia USA Yale University UWC Maastricht Case Western Reserve University Case Western Reserve University University of Michigan UWC-USA Bucknell University New York University Tatenda Chiduwa Olivia Degen Samkeliso Dlamini Emir Duzelic Zimbabwe Antoine Croquelois USA Eswatini Bosnia-Herzegovina Cristina Esquivel Rodriquez Abdul Amini Fara Tori Ferguson Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Switzerland Li Po Chun UWC UWC Robert Bosch College UWC in Mostar Costa Rica Kenya Jamaica University of Oklahoma Pearson College UWC University of Chicago University of Oklahoma University of Oklahoma UWC Changshu China UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Atlantic College College of the Atlantic Earlham College Abigail Chinta Shahrom Dehoti Siviwe Dlamini Magdalena Dvorakova University of Oklahoma Wartburg College Indonesia Yolanda Curtis USA Eswatini Czech Republic Omowonuola Falae Sophia Fatima Ilana Fernandez UWC Changshu China Eswatini UWC Changshu China Li Po Chun UWC UWC-USA Nigeria Indonesia Philippines Dartmouth College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Whitman College St. Olaf College Colorado College UWC Changshu China UWC Changshu China UWC South East Asia Methodist University St. Olaf College Diana Chipak Lorenzo Del Prete Karma Dorjee Mariia Dzholos Middlebury College Bowdoin College Ukraine Malvika Dang Italy Bhutan Ukraine Nayla Falume Qiyuan Feng Lina Fikri Pearson College UWC India UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Mahindra College UWC Changshu China Mozambique Singapore Morocco Bennington College UWC Mahindra College Princeton University Tufts University Middlebury College UWC Adriatic UWC Dilijan UWC Costa Rica Bennington College University of Oklahoma Class of 2024 Vladimire Tinashe Chisora Sophie Demaisy Wangdrak Dorji Alissa Edjacin Brandeis University Tufts University Zimbabwe Aasif Dar Canada Bhutan Haiti YiFen Fang Yue (Aurora) Feng Kyra Finkelstein Waterford Kamhlaba UWC India Pearson College UWC UWC South East Asia UWC-USA Belize China USA Luther College UWC Mahindra College Connecticut College Brown University Concordia College UWC-USA UWC Costa Rica UWC South East Asia Lake Forest College University of Oklahoma Stanford University Emory University

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Yufei Gao Iva Genova Zifei (Sophie) Gong Pablo Gutierrez Felix “We are excited to welcome our first UWC student as a China Bulgaria China Spain “The extraordinary chain of COVID events in 2020 UWC Changshu China UWC in Mostar UWC Atlantic College UWC Adriatic partnership institution with the Davis UWC Scholars Cornell University University of Oklahoma Johns Hopkins University University of Oklahoma presented our students with tremendous challenges. In Karolayne Gaona Chong Naomi George-Edward Carlos Gonzalez Alvarez Carl Guttmann Program. The year 2020 has proven just how much the Panama USA China Germany facing these challenges over the past seven months, our UWC-USA UWC Changshu China UWC Changshu China UWC Robert Bosch College world needs leaders who value diversity and can Earlham College Clark University Bates College St. John’s College St. Lawrence Davis UWC Scholars have demonstrated contribute global perspectives when analyzing complex, Carlos Garcia Moran Irene Georgestone Maria Camila Can Guven remarkable leadership qualities, unwavering Spain Sierra Leone Gonzalez Herrera Turkey multifaceted problems. We are grateful for all the past, UWC ISAK Japan UWC Red Cross Nordic Colombia UWC Dilijan commitment to academic excellence, and high levels of Lewis & Clark College University of Oklahoma UWC Thailand Worcester Polytechnic Institute current and future UWC students who enrich our St. Lawrence University maturity. They also found innovative ways to support Juliana Gaspar Vyara Getahun Baris Guzelsoy community in their own unique ways, making it stronger, Brazil Bulgaria Hannah Gower-Fox Turkey their peers and to share their invaluable global UWC South East Asia UWC-USA United Kingdom UWC in Mostar more creative and better prepared for solving the Oberlin College St. Lawrence University UWC Atlantic College University of Rochester perspectives during this difficult time. We have never College of the Atlantic Elya Gasparyan Kaleb Getu Gezahegn Lana Hadziosmanovic ongoing and new challenges our world faces.” Armenia Ethiopia Rhea Goyal USA been prouder of our Scholars, or more grateful for the UWC Maastricht UWC in Mostar Singapore Li Po Chun UWC MARIA KLAWE, PRESIDENT Lake Forest College Macalester College UWC South East Asia Brown University privilege of hosting them at St. Lawrence.” Harvey Mudd College Brown University Shubhanshi Gaudani Kieren Singh Gill Imri Haggin WILLIAM L. FOX, PRESIDENT India Malaysia Rhiannon Griffiths USA UWC Mahindra College UWC Red Cross Nordic New Zealand UWC Maastricht St. Lawrence University Northwestern University New York University UWC-USA Brown University Lewis & Clark College Aleksa Gavric Mireia Giro Ge Zhirui Hai Bosnia-Herzegovina Spain Fangting Gu China Scott Flintstone Yihan Fu UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Changshu China China UWC South East Asia Michelle Hanselowski Ann Sha Headley South Africa China University of Rochester Tufts University UWC Changshu China New York University Germany Barbados Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Changshu China Emory University Skidmore College Northwestern University Awa Gaye Natalie Gitobu Carrsyn Haley UWC-USA UWC Costa Rica Senegal Kenya Yulu Gu Canada College of the Atlantic University of Oklahoma Angie Flores Quispe Andres Fuentes Teba UWC-USA UWC Costa Rica China Pearson College UWC Margit Hardi Hayley Headley Peru Spain Whitman College University of Richmond UWC Maastricht Lewis & Clark College France Jamaica UWC Changshu China UWC Red Cross Nordic Wellesley College College of the Atlantic Lake Forest College Fatoumata Gaye Maayashree Goel Lina Halim UWC in Mostar UWC Maastricht Senegal India Ziran Gu Morocco College of the Atlantic Lake Forest College Camila Flores Rodriguez Aude Gagnon-Roberge UWC Changshu China UWC South East Asia China Li Po Chun UWC Antoni Piotr Hasiura Samantha Hepburn Bolivia Canada Wesleyan University Tufts University UWC Atlantic College Brown University Poland Bahamas UWC Atlantic College Pearson College UWC Colby College College of Idaho University of Florida Kemal Gaye Toshaani Goel Joel Hallkaj UWC in Mostar Pearson College UWC USA India Valentina Guerrero Chala Albania Princeton University University of Oklahoma Gizelda Florindo Sofia Galvez Falcon UWC Changshu China UWC Mahindra College Colombia UWC Changshu China Ikran Hassan Sadrac Hernandez Angola Chile Middlebury College Davidson College UWC ISAK Japan Bates College Somalia Costa Rica UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Mahindra College Carleton College University of Oklahoma University of Oklahoma Shihong Ge Clarisa Elena Gomez Victoria Hammerstein Li Po Chun UWC UWC Red Cross Nordic China Venezuela Federico Guglielmotti Norway University of Oklahoma College of the Atlantic Iyere Frances Pranad Rattan Gandhi Pearson College UWC UWC Red Cross Nordic Italy UWC Dilijan Ai Hattori Karla Herrera Quintanilla Nigeria India Williams College Macalester College UWC Changshu China College of Idaho Japan El Salvador UWC Thailand UWC South East Asia University of Chicago Class of 2024 Methodist University New York University Emma Geissinger Cutchins Isaiah Gomwalk Ying Han UWC-USA UWC Red Cross Nordic USA Nigeria Nissim Gurung China Middlebury College Ringling College of Art + Daniel Franco Sugano Ge Gao UWC Costa Rica UWC Costa Rica Nepal UWC-USA Design Caitlin Hauser Brazil China Smith College University of Oklahoma UWC Changshu China Lake Forest College Canada UWC ISAK Japan UWC Robert Bosch College Bates College Randolph-Macon College Colby College UWC Costa Rica Harvard College

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Andriiana Ilkiv Nikoleta Ivanovic Junyang (Jerry) Jiang Victoria Kaitane Julique Karimi Birgani Baseer Khan “Pitzer College is profoundly grateful for the opportunity Ukraine Montenegro China Malawi Netherlands India UWC Costa Rica UWC in Mostar Pearson College UWC UWC Changshu China UWC Changshu China UWC in Mostar to partner with the Davis UWC Scholars Program. Our Middlebury College Randolph-Macon College Duke University Lake Forest College St. Olaf College University of Oklahoma Davis UWC Scholars contribute new ways of thinking, Chukwuma Ilodibe Tara Iyer Xinyu Jiang Peace Kalamya Noori Karle Moez Ullah Khan Nigeria India China Uganda India Pakistan looking, and being to our intellectual fabric and campus UWC Costa Rica UWC Mahindra College UWC Changshu China UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Mahindra College UWC in Mostar University of Oklahoma Trinity College Bates College University of Oklahoma Emory University University of Oklahoma community. The vibrant conversation and the wealth of Saki Imai Diala Izhiman Zhihan Jiang Grigorii Kalin Undja Kasete Dhesel Khando global experience they bring enrich our learning Japan Israel China Russia Namibia India UWC Changshu China UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Atlantic College UWC Dilijan UWC Changshu China UWC Thailand environment and make a significant impact on our home Colby College Case Western Reserve University Northwestern University Northwestern University College of Idaho St. Olaf College Fikret Insel Tejashree Balasaheb Jadhav Xinpeng Jin Avihe Kalipondoka Mohamad Kassem Abhinav Khanna students as they work toward becoming responsible and Turkey India China Namibia Palestine India UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Mahindra College UWC Changshu China UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Atlantic College UWC Mahindra College engaged citizens of the world. Without reservation, I can St. Olaf College Whitman College Brandeis University Luther College University of Richmond Case Western Reserve University affirm that Pitzer College is stronger and more dynamic Haadi Iqbal Dellesa Jagmohan Shangbo (Tom) Jing Gayatri Kalra Taichi Kato Riya Khanna Canada Guyana China Singapore Japan British Virgin Islands because of the Davis UWC Scholars we have the UWC Atlantic College UWC-USA UWC Changshu China UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia Brown University University of Oklahoma Williams College Tufts University Amherst College Emory University tremendous fortune of welcoming and educating.” Zainab Irfan Mahima Jain Kristoffer Jorns Natalie Kamau Roza Kavak Ziyanda Khathwane India India Germany Kenya Turkey Eswatini MELVIN L. OLIVER, PRESIDENT UWC Atlantic College UWC South East Asia UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Dilijan UWC Dilijan Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Pitzer College St. Olaf College George Washington University Ringling College of Art + Design Lake Forest College Brown University Methodist University Claudia Iribagiza Aaliyah James Juan Junco Cortes Mikayel Kamendatyan Koji Kawamoto Saadi Khattak Rwanda USA Colombia Armenia Japan Pakistan UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC ISAK Japan UWC Costa Rica UWC Dilijan UWC Changshu China UWC Costa Rica University of Oklahoma Brown University Earlham College Lewis & Clark College Princeton University Wartburg College Ping Ho Yin Nina Huang Taiwan Taiwan Ussaid Ishaq Ivan Jandri_ Mame Coumba Ka Mia Kan Priscilla Kayku Lucky Thokozane Khoza UWC Maastricht UWC South East Asia Pakistan Croatia Senegal Singapore Ghana South Africa Ringling College of Art + Design New York University UWC Costa Rica UWC Adriatic UWC Changshu China UWC South East Asia UWC Changshu China UWC Red Cross Nordic Case Western Reserve University University of Florida Northwestern University University of Pennsylvania Skidmore College Whitman College Mariam Hovhannisyan Qijia Huangchen Armenia China Senem Isik Hasan Jashari Lily Kabade Uapingena Kandjoze Elie Kayobe Navapan Khunnasarn UWC Changshu China UWC Dilijan Turkey Belgium Zimbabwe Namibia Congo Thailand Lake Forest College Brown University UWC Mahindra College UWC South East Asia UWC Maastricht Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Robert Bosch College Stanford University Lehigh University Lake Forest College Earlham College St. Olaf College University of Florida Thomas Hu Leonie Hüppe USA Germany Rara Istifadah Daniel Jennings Omobolanle Kafidipe Tadiwa Kanhema Hanna Kazeka Nawal Khurram Li Po Chun UWC UWC Robert Bosch College Indonesia South Africa Nigeria Eswatini Belarus Pakistan University of California Berkeley Bennington College UWC-USA Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC-USA Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Adriatic UWC Changshu China St. Olaf College Earlham College Bard College University of Oklahoma Ringling College of Art + Design Trinity College Yizhong Hu Zeinep Ibragim Kyzy China Kyrgyzstan Miori Ito Goeun Jeong Kalwa Kafuli Tajra Karabasic Renske Kerkhofs Medrine Kihanga UWC Thailand UWC Robert Bosch College Japan South Korea Zambia Bosnia-Herzegovina Belgium Tanzania Brown University St. John’s College UWC ISAK Japan UWC Mahindra College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC in Mostar UWC Costa Rica Waterford Kamhlaba UWC St. Olaf College Colorado College Lake Forest College Randolph-Macon College Bowdoin College Earlham College

Nikki Huang Alline Ibraimo Class of 2024 China Mozambique Naoki Ito Luka Jercic Tanmaie Kailash Aris Karamustafic Hawra Khadwala Christine Kim UWC Changshu China Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Japan Slovenia India Bosnia-Herzegovina Pakistan USA Wartburg College University of Oklahoma UWC Atlantic College Li Po Chun UWC UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC in Mostar UWC Adriatic UWC South East Asia Northwestern University University of Oklahoma Grinnell College University of Richmond Lewis & Clark College Northwestern University

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Junghyun Kim Thant Arkar (Thant) Kyaw Rebeka Lazova Chenxi Leng Hong Chun Jason Liu Tianyi Lu South Korea Myanmar Macedonia China China China “The coronavirus pandemic has revealed in an unnerving UWC Atlantic College UWC Changshu China UWC Costa Rica UWC Changshu China Li Po Chun UWC UWC Changshu China St. Lawrence University Macalester College Lewis & Clark College Colby College Cornell University Carleton College new way how interconnected people and nations are Leah King Danyu La Nam Thuan An Le Rose Leon Alvarado Jingyi Liu Xiangyan (Linda) Lu around the globe. More than ever, we all depend on the South Africa South Korea Vietnam Honduras China China Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC South East Asia UWC ISAK Japan UWC-USA UWC Maastricht UWC Costa Rica international understanding, cooperation, and mutual St. Olaf College New York University Cornell University Earlham College Colorado College Reed College support that the Davis UWC Scholars Program is Tamino Köhne Hayley Audrey Lai Tuan Le Sebasatian Leon Fallas Pak Chuen Charles Liu Yixing Lu Germany Canada Vietnam Costa Rica Canada China developing and nourishing on college campuses. The UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Atlantic College UWC Dilijan UWC Costa Rica Li Po Chun UWC UWC Changshu China Lake Forest College University of California Berkeley College of Idaho Bates College Cornell University Mount Holyoke College United World College students that the program supports Gurun Anthony Yamba Korsuk Ian Lai Laura Leal de Souza Dickyi Lhamo Yifei Liu Thubelihle Luhlanga South Sudan USA Brazil India China Eswatini at Lake Forest College continue to inspire and educate UWC Adriatic UWC South East Asia UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Changshu China UWC Thailand Whitman College University of Florida Wellesley College Luther College University of Rochester Lake Forest College our entire campus. We aspire for our campus community Aditi Koul Sonam Lama Hansae Lee Haolin Li Amelie Lo Yifei Luo to serve as a model for the many different communities India Nepal South Korea China USA China UWC Mahindra College UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC South East Asia UWC Atlantic College UWC South East Asia UWC Changshu China our students will enter after graduation. I am deeply Pomona College College of Idaho Brown University Wellesley College Yale University Middlebury College Almendra Kovac Manuel Lamela Gomez Hong Yiu Lee Jinmeng Li Tsz Fung Clinton Lo Leyi (Lily) Lyu grateful for the contributions that UWC students make, Argentina Spain Hong Kong China China Bosnia-Herzegovina UWC Atlantic College UWC Mahindra College UWC-USA UWC Changshu China Li Po Chun UWC UWC in Mostar day in and day out, to help realize that aspiration.” Ringling College of Art + Design Brown University Colby College New York University Columbia University Stanford University STEPHEN SCHUTT, PRESIDENT Aditya Krishna Victor Langholz Jin A Lee Suyang Li Adya Lohani Kexin Ma Lake Forest College Singapore Greenland Democratic Republic Korea China Nepal China UWC South East Asia UWC Atlantic College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Pearson College UWC UWC Mahindra College UWC Changshu China Columbia University University of Oklahoma University of Florida Northwestern University University of Florida Colorado College Sarvasv Kulpati Rothswell Lanting Sabrina Lee Tsun-Leh Liao Yaxeny Lopez Reyes Zenani Mabuza India Malaysia Australia Taiwan Honduras Eswatini UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC South East Asia Waterford Kamhlaba UWC University of California Berkeley Trinity College New York University Case Western Reserve University College of Idaho St. Lawrence University Vanika Mahesh Mahmoud Majdi Yien Kung Xamantha Laos Cueva Sebastian Lee Inesa Liloyan Miguel Lopez Rivera Manuel Macedo India Morocco USA Peru Bermuda Armenia Spain Uruguay UWC South East Asia UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC-USA UWC Costa Rica UWC Changshu China UWC Dilijan UWC Maastricht UWC Red Cross Nordic Yale University Macalester College University of Pennsylvania Northwestern University Carleton College University of Oklahoma Yale University Colorado College Nongcebo Joy Mahlalela Tevin Makoye Ted Kurtaliaj Tapiwa Lapidos Seongah Lee Yuxin Lin Alexa Loste Tecla Mafa Eswatini Tanzania Albania Eswatini South Korea China Philippines Zimbabwe Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Simon Bolivar UWC UWC Changshu China Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC South East Asia UWC ISAK Japan UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Thailand Lewis & Clark College Worcester Polytechnic Institute St. Lawrence University Wartburg College Tufts University Carleton College Yale University Princeton University Sibusiso Mahlangu Angelina Makretsova Chevonne Moyra Kwarikunda Maris Lau Tal Leizer Chilekwa Ling’omba Omar Loudghiri Priyanks Mahat South Africa Belarus Kwarisiima Hong Kong Israel Zambia Morocco Nepal Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Atlantic College USA Li Po Chun UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC-USA UWC Dilijan College of Idaho University of Richmond UWC-USA Skidmore College Wartburg College Luther College Case Western Reserve University Brown University Aalyan Arif (Aalyan) Muhammad Faizan Malik Macalester College Class of 2024 James Law Marcelo Lejeune Sakhokuhle Littler Teresa Lourenco Serra Payal Mahesh Mahmood Pakistan Ian Jeremy Kwok Choon United Kingdom USA Eswatini Portugal Singapore Pakistan UWC Costa Rica Mauritius UWC Dilijan UWC Atlantic College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia Pearson College UWC Drexel University Macalester College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC College of the Atlantic Yale University College of Idaho Lewis & Clark College Babson College Kateryna Malkina Lewis & Clark College Ukraine Pearson College UWC Lake Forest College

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Ayanda Mcanyana Meri Mkrdumyan Ana Paulina Morera Quesada Francis Mungai “As I begin my first year as president of Macalester Eswatini Armenia Costa Rica Kenya “I am deeply grateful to the Davis family for their Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Dilijan Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC College, I am excited to meet and get to know our Davis St. Lawrence University Bennington College St. Olaf College Case Western Reserve University commitment to the United World College Scholars UWC Scholars. I firmly believe that the philosophy behind Sonia Mecorapaj Phumelele Mncina Lydia Moriku Silivan Munguarakarama Program. Through their curiosity, intellectual drive, and Albania Eswatini South Sudan Zambia the United World Colleges, of uniting people, nations and UWC Changshu China Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC in Mostar UWC Costa Rica dedication to promoting the common good, Swarthmore’s University of Richmond St. Olaf College Whitman College Whitman College cultures, and doing this through the education of our UWC students embody the highest values of our Samreen Mehak May Oo Moe George Morris Luis Murillo Viquez future leaders, is not only aligned with what we do at Bangladesh Myanmar United Kingdom Costa Rica institution. The current Davis UWC Scholars at UWC Costa Rica UWC Thailand Pearson College UWC UWC Costa Rica Macalester, but is especially important in this time of Bennington College University of Richmond College of the Atlantic University of Florida Swarthmore have deeply enriched the diverse, vibrant Luciana Menendez Iglesias Catherine Moerler Kerry-Ann Moyo Bornface Mutembei great global uncertainty. I am deeply grateful for our El Salvador Indonesia United Kingdom Kenya culture of our community, through their perspective as UWC Dilijan UWC South East Asia Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Robert Bosch College partnership with the Davis UWC Scholars Program and Macalester College Occidental College University of Richmond University of Oklahoma international students, through their passion for the look forward to supporting our Scholars as they grow and Aminn Josue Mercado Abrar Mohamed Nozizwe Msipa Namambo Mwale liberal arts, and through their commitment to a range of Obermayer Sudan USA Zambia develop into the next generation of leaders.” Paraguay UWC Adriatic Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC extracurricular activities and campus organizations. UWC-USA University of Oklahoma Northwestern University Lake Forest College Lewis & Clark College DR. SUZANNE M. RIVERA, PRESIDENT Yash Mohan Sphindile Mtetwa Melissa Mziyako Thank you for your support of our Davis UWC Scholars; Macalester College Kevin Mesa Rivera India South Africa Eswatini Colombia UWC South East Asia Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Waterford Kamhlaba UWC we look forward to continuing our work with you.” UWC-USA Babson College University of Oklahoma Wartburg College Lake Forest College VALERIE SMITH, PRESIDENT Katy Molina Castro Hamidullah Mubariz Wanying Na Swarthmore College Run Miao El Salvador Afghanistan China Hannah Malone Bandile Masilela Macau Li Po Chun UWC UWC ISAK Japan UWC Mahindra College USA Eswatini UWC South East Asia Wartburg College Ringling College of Art + Design Carleton College UWC Costa Rica Waterford Kamhlaba UWC New York University College of the Atlantic College of Idaho Matias Montano Balcazar Kashaf Mujeeb Nancy Nabahire Ngutete Nils Midturn Bolivia Pakistan Rwanda Zakia Maryam Najafizada Bianca Nano Salguero Alessandro Marangelli Loyiso Matiwane Norway UWC-USA Pearson College UWC UWC in Mostar Afghanistan Peru Italy Eswatini UWC Robert Bosch College Earlham College University of Oklahoma St. Olaf College UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Dilijan UWC Costa Rica Waterford Kamhlaba UWC College of the Atlantic Methodist University Connecticut College St. Lawrence University Methodist University Milena Montero Sadrin Mukamba Dorothy Nabatanzi Lkhanaajav Mijiddorj Argentina Zimbabwe Uganda Arshiya Najib Ilina Navani Krzysztof Marchlik Kristinko Mato Mongolia UWC Changshu China Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Red Cross Nordic Bangladesh Thailand Poland Albania UWC-USA Ringling College of Art + Design St. Olaf College University of Rochester UWC Atlantic College UWC South East Asia UWC Maastricht UWC Adriatic University of Oklahoma Methodist University Davidson College Lake Forest College Cornell University Silvia Montiel Sanchez Nikkie Mukami Aliia (Aliya) Nadeeva Claire Miller Spain Kenya Russia Ojashwi Nakarmi Beatrice Ndalichako Liza Martin Naya Maycock USA UWC Adriatic Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Red Cross Nordic Nepal Tanzania Argentina USA UWC Thailand University of Oklahoma University of Oklahoma Macalester College UWC in Mostar UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Thailand UWC Adriatic Vassar College Lehigh University University of Florida University of Oklahoma Tufts University Fabrizio Montisci Anesu Mukombiwa Lidor Nadler Pia Miller Italy Zimbabwe Israel Anait Nalbandyan Mukundwa Diane Ndisebuye Brandon Alejandro Martinez Lorena Mazariegos USA UWC Maastricht UWC Changshu China UWC in Mostar Russia Eswatini Serrano Guatemala UWC South East Asia Colgate University Skidmore College Lewis & Clark College UWC Robert Bosch College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC

El Salvador UWC Red Cross Nordic Class of 2024 Oberlin College Lake Forest College University of Oklahoma UWC Maastricht College of Idaho Nathaly Montoya Jarquin Aaliya Mulla Shivapriya Nair Whitman College Kanno Mizozoe Nicaragua India Lesotho Tarush Nandrajog Lungelo Ndzimandze Chieloka Mbaji Japan UWC-USA UWC South East Asia Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Singapore Eswatini Justo Martins Freitas Nigeria UWC ISAK Japan Earlham College Wheaton College Middlebury College UWC South East Asia Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Timor-Leste UWC Costa Rica Trinity College University of Michigan Methodist University Li Po Chun UWC University of Florida St. Olaf College

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Qaahir Nurmohamed Bishakha Oli Sofia Ouyang “From their international perspectives to their Canada USA USA UWC Atlantic College Pearson College UWC UWC Changshu China commitment to the campus community, the Davis UWC Cornell University Brown University Columbia University Scholars enrich our college as they exemplify the values Ebubechukwu Nwafor María Denisse Olmedo Arendel Owen Nigeria Singapore Trinidad & Tobago of liberal-arts education in action. Their academic Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC South East Asia UWC Robert Bosch College University of Oklahoma Trinity College Wartburg College excellence, skill in forging interpersonal relationships, Sarvesh Nyachhyon Kamar Omari Ama Owusu-Ofori and demonstrated commitment to the global good at Nepal Lebanon Ghana Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Dilijan UWC Changshu China home as well as abroad bring credit to them as well as College of Idaho St. Lawrence University Lake Forest College Mohammed Obaid Shwani Jessica Ongole Blas Ozan to Vassar. In these times of unprecedented challenge Iraq Uganda Argentina UWC in Mostar Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Changshu China across the world, the presence of the Davis UWC Bates College Earlham College Lake Forest College Shelby and Gale Davis and Phil and Amy Geier with Middlebury scholars and president Laurie Patton. Scholars and the goals of the UWC program are more Felista Obasi Favour (Wura) Ozgur Ozturk Kenya Oluwagbotemi Oni Turkey Shuvy Pant Sasa Pejovic Daniel Andres Perez Melo precious than ever.” UWC Adriatic Nigeria UWC Changshu China Nepal Montenegro Chile Amherst College Pearson College UWC Wheaton College UWC Mahindra College UWC Dilijan UWC Red Cross Nordic Bryn Mawr College ELIZABETH H. BRADLEY, PRESIDENT Valeria Obregon Diaz Marcos Pacheco Soto Wartburg College Case Western Reserve University University of Oklahoma Vassar College Mexico Sarah Onyembe Chile David Carlos Parajon Siyuan Peng Jacopo Perissinotto UWC South East Asia Democratic Republic of UWC Changshu China USA China Italy St. Lawrence University Congo Bates College UWC Costa Rica UWC Mahindra College UWC Robert Bosch College UWC-USA New York University Colby College University of Chicago Vanessa Obro University of Oklahoma Abigail Paharsingh Ghana Jamaica Nicolás Parker Arley Xinqi (Margaret) Peng Maya Peters Pedro Miguel Neves Pimenta Charlotte Nicholas UWC Robert Bosch College Maria Jose Orozco Fuentes Pearson College UWC Costa Rica China Ireland Portugal United Kingdom University of Richmond Mexico Smith College UWC Costa Rica UWC Costa Rica UWC Changshu China Pearson College UWC UWC Atlantic College UWC Dilijan Methodist University Amherst College New York University Princeton University St. John’s College Daniel Ofori Lake Forest College Tenzin Palmo Ghana India Ella Partanen Robert William Fawcett John E. (Jed) Peterson Ruby Newman Keitaro Nishijima UWC South East Asia Alejandro Ortiz UWC Red Cross Nordic Finland Pennington USA USA Japan Luther College Colombia Case Western Reserve University UWC in Mostar Eswatini UWC in Mostar UWC Maastricht Pearson College UWC UWC-USA Jasmine Ogboru Diane Gloria Pamen University of Oklahoma Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Williams College College of the Atlantic Brown University University of Florida Ireland Ngangoua Macalester College Isa Pasalic Alexey Petyushev Laurie Celia Ngompe Mbiegue Immaculée Nizigiyimana UWC-USA Cameroon Michelle Achieng Osiro Bosnia-Herzegovina Maria Pereira da Rocha Russia Cameroon Rwanda UWC Changshu China College of Idaho Kenya UWC in Mostar Portugal UWC Atlantic College UWC Atlantic College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC South East Asia University of Oklahoma Lewis & Clark College UWC Mahindra College Wartburg College Case Western Reserve University St. Olaf College Arthur Oh Macalester College Bates College South Korea Lingfeng (Clarence) Pan Mila Passoff Tamar Pharsenadze Dang Nguyen Ethan Nshakira UWC Atlantic College Sara Osmanovic China USA Juan Perez Republic of Georgia Vietnam Uganda Wartburg College Bosnia-Herzegovina UWC Costa Rica UWC Thailand Colombia UWC Dilijan UWC South East Asia Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC in Mostar Macalester College St. John’s College Li Po Chun UWC Ringling College of Art + Design University of Chicago St. Olaf College Ebubechukwu Okonji University of Florida Lake Forest College Nigeria Marian Pan Liudmila Paymukhina Chingpheng Phoun Tam Hoang Nguyen Amanda Nsubuga UWC Changshu China Mohamed Otefi China Russia Cecilia Perez Gago Cambodia Vietnam Uganda Northwestern University Egypt UWC Changshu China UWC Dilijan Argentina UWC South East Asia UWC Changshu China Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Class of 2024 UWC Robert Bosch College University of Michigan University of Rochester UWC-USA Skidmore College Macalester College University of Oklahoma Maya Olcer Case Western Reserve University Massachusetts Institute of Italy Shivani Pandey Wiktoria Pedryc Aaditya Pillai Royce Nhantumbo Andrea Isabel Nucete Technology UWC South East Asia Freud Donald Dissewe Oulon Singapore Poland India Eswatini Alvarado University of Chicago Burkina Faso UWC South East Asia UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Mahindra College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Venezuela UWC-USA Vassar College Lake Forest College Earlham College Concordia College UWC Mahindra College Worcester Polytechnic Institute Georgetown University

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Peter Pinder Haoyue Qian Pretty Ram Elie Rizk Anastasija Rudan Noshin Saiyaara Bahamas China Fiji Lebanon Bosnia-Herzegovina Singapore “The Davis UWC Scholars reflect brilliantly the values of UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Maastricht UWC South East Asia UWC-USA UWC in Mostar UWC South East Asia Northwestern University Vassar College Ringling College of Art + Design Macalester College Lake Forest College Wellesley College service and intercultural understanding that are Arturo Poleo Kecheng Qian Hishaam Ramoly Noah Robinson Sarafina Rule Aryan Saju hallmarks of the United World College movement and of Venezuela China Mauritius USA Kenya India UWC ISAK Japan UWC Changshu China UWC Robert Bosch College UWC-USA UWC Changshu China UWC South East Asia Princeton University. I remain deeply grateful to Shelby Bates College Cornell University University of Oklahoma University of Richmond St. Olaf College Cornell University Davis ’58 for his extraordinary generosity, and for the Celine Polepole Catherine Quinn Margherita Rampichini Ixchel Robles Ruiz Moura Saad Maunuela Salzgerber Democratic Republic of USA Italy Mexico Lebanon Eswatini impact that his vision and leadership have had at Congo UWC-USA UWC South East Asia UWC-USA UWC Changshu China Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Adriatic Tufts University Brown University Case Western Reserve University Macalester College Lewis & Clark College Princeton and at colleges and universities across the University of Oklahoma Rayan Rabbani Angel-lee Randone Leonardo Rodriguez Vargas Marcela Saavedra Gonzalez Raneem Samman Alessandra Rosa Policarpo Bangladesh Italy Venezuela Colombia Jordan country.” Brazil UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Thailand UWC Costa Rica UWC in Mostar UWC-USA UWC Robert Bosch College University of Oklahoma University of Rochester Methodist University Macalester College Lake Forest College CHRISTOPHER L. EISGRUBER ’83, PRESIDENT Macalester College Prakhyat Reddy Rachamalla Madhavi Rao Daniela Roldan Cabrera Zane Sabbagh Shalabha Sandeep Princeton University Ionela Popa India India Colombia USA India Moldova UWC Dilijan UWC Mahindra College UWC Dilijan UWC Thailand UWC Mahindra College UWC in Mostar University of Oklahoma Mount Holyoke College Middlebury College Stanford University St. Olaf College St. Olaf College Chadi Rachid Nattakan Rassameesung Sara-Elena Roman Japneet Kaur Sachdev Aadi Sanghi David Sawires Alsu Shagieva Relja Popovic Morocco Thailand Romania India India Egypt Russia Montenegro UWC Dilijan UWC Red Cross Nordic Pearson College UWC UWC Mahindra College UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Changshu China UWC Mahindra College UWC Robert Bosch College University of Florida Methodist University University of Chicago Case Western Reserve University Northwestern University St. Olaf College College of the Atlantic University of Oklahoma Danuta Radyna Anoushri Ravi Jaime Romero Florez Aarushi Sachdeva Anupama Sanjith Jacopo Scagliotti Sejal Shah Ian Andrew Porterfield Belarus United Kingdom Colombia Singapore India Italy USA USA UWC in Mostar UWC South East Asia UWC Robert Bosch College UWC South East Asia UWC Dilijan UWC Adriatic UWC Mahindra College UWC-USA University of Oklahoma New York University Columbia University Swarthmore College St. Lawrence University Washington and Lee University Brown University New York University Patrik Raguz Chai Reddy Luis Rondon Trelles Kamonchanok Fai Saejeam Muhammad Santoso Sarah Schafer Shayiq Shah Keanna Price Croatia India Peru Thailand Indonesia Germany India Barbados UWC in Mostar UWC Mahindra College Li Po Chun UWC UWC Thailand UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Mahindra College UWC Costa Rica University of Florida Wartburg College Bard College Bates College College of the Atlantic St. John’s College Middlebury College Lake Forest College Naila Rahman Hannah Reimers Arlene Rosales Alvarado Ahan Sagreiya Dino Saradjan Linnea Schenck Vedant Dhimant Shah Nefeli Protopsalti Bangladesh Marshall Islands El Salvador India Bosnia-Herzegovina Bosnia-Herzegovina Singapore Greece UWC Dilijan UWC ISAK Japan UWC Mahindra College UWC Mahindra College UWC in Mostar UWC in Mostar UWC South East Asia UWC in Mostar Washington and Lee University University of Oklahoma University of Oklahoma St. John’s College University of Oklahoma University of Pennsylvania Princeton University Ringling College of Art + Design Aansh Raiyani Emiliana Reinoso Tomas Rosas Sona Sahakyan Dipakshi Sarma Benjamin Selimotic Vidhi Shah ZZ Pu India Chile Panama Armenia India Bosnia-Herzegovina India China UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia UWC Dilijan UWC Red Cross Nordic Li Po Chun UWC UWC in Mostar UWC South East Asia UWC Thailand Bowdoin College College of the Atlantic Lake Forest College Colby College Macalester College Randolph-Macon College Wellesley College Middlebury College Nishtha Rajbhandari Gabriel Ernesto Noyna Roy Aziz Sahbazovic Chihiro Sasayama Yves Semana Gisubizo Kimaya Shahi Polina Pursheva Nepal Reyes Esclasans Singapore Bosnia-Herzegovina Japan India India Russia UWC Changshu China Spain UWC South East Asia UWC in Mostar UWC Atlantic College UWC Mahindra College UWC South East Asia UWC in Mostar Whitman College UWC Robert Bosch College Barnard College Whitman College Whitman College Trinity College Colgate University Bennington College University of Chicago Class of 2024 Shaivi Rajesh Ing-Tarn Ruckpanich Mehlam Saifudeen Shubhashree Sathe Anna Diagne Sène Saif Aldeen Shahin Elena Puzikova India Stephania Rincon-Godinez Thailand Sri Lanka India Senegal Jordan Russia UWC South East Asia USA UWC Atlantic College UWC Atlantic College UWC Adriatic UWC Changshu China Li Po Chun UWC UWC Dilijan University of Chicago UWC-USA New York University Case Western Reserve University University of Oklahoma Macalester College Lake Forest College University of Florida Johns Hopkins University

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Devina Sihaloho Lynn Sleiman Sunao Sugita Kirsten Taylor Juan Andres Tobon Orrego Ekaterina Tsavalyuk “Our partnership with the Davis UWC Scholars has long Indonesia Lebanon USA South Africa Colombia Russia UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Dilijan UWC-USA Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Dilijan UWC-USA been a source of great pride and an extension of Brown’s College of Idaho Mount Holyoke College College of Idaho College of Idaho University of Oklahoma Wellesley College mission to prepare students to be thoughtful leaders for Eldin Sijaric Zuzana Smilnakova Soraya Ruth El Sissi Sutton Arthure Olivia Tchilibou Wane Yasmine Tohme Thandukukhanya Tsela Norway Slovakia Canada Cameroon Lebanon Eswatini the betterment of society. These scholars energize our UWC Atlantic College UWC Dilijan UWC Atlantic College UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Adriatic UWC Adriatic Cornell University Lake Forest College University of California Berkeley Case Western Reserve University Connecticut College University of Richmond learning environment and contribute to the important Lubasi Sikwibele Milania Lucia Soares da Costa Kento Suzuki Dmitriy (Dima) Telemtayev Martina Toledo Tenzin Tsomo diversity of thought, perspectives and dialogue that is Zambia Timor-Leste Japan Kazakhstan Spain Tibet Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC-USA UWC Dilijan UWC South East Asia UWC Robert Bosch College UWC-USA critical in preparing Brown students for leadership as Lake Forest College Lewis & Clark College Brown University University of Virginia Macalester College University of Oklahoma Zara Simba Victor Sobun Saimon Suzuki Alua Telemtayeva Mia Tomic Ugne Tumonyte global citizens.” Eswatini South Sudan Japan Kazakhstan Bosnia-Herzegovina Lithuania Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Maastricht UWC Costa Rica UWC South East Asia UWC in Mostar Li Po Chun UWC CHRISTINA H. PAXSON, PRESIDENT Barnard College Methodist University University of Oklahoma Claremont McKenna College Lake Forest College Trinity College Brown University Gciniwe Simelane Taonga Soko Sameel Syed Simnikiwe Tembe Polen Ton Kristof Turan Eswatini Zambia Pakistan Eswatini Cambodia Slovakia Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Atlantic College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC ISAK Japan UWC South East Asia UWC ISAK Japan Methodist University St. Lawrence University Skidmore College Wellesley College Northwestern University University of Chicago

Aya Shakir Benjamin Sherlock Sinclair Simelane Southida Somchanmavong Vimukthi Sylvester Nunnapas Temridiwong Martha Tondoneh Noella Ufitinema Iraq Ireland Eswatini United Kingdom Patabadige Thailand Sierra Leone Rwanda UWC Dilijan UWC Mahindra College Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Atlantic College Sri Lanka Li Po Chun UWC UWC Changshu China Li Po Chun UWC College of Idaho St. Lawrence University Earlham College Trinity College Li Po Chun UWC University of Florida Wartburg College Lake Forest College College of Idaho Agasthya Shankar Lhamo Sherpa Bhote Bridget Simiyu Anushri Sonawala Giada Tenace Nadimi Dalila Toni Michaela Ugochukwu USA Nepal Uganda USA Ayten Tamahkar Italy Burkina Faso Germany UWC South East Asia UWC ISAK Japan Li Po Chun UWC UWC South East Asia Turkey Li Po Chun UWC Pearson College UWC UWC Robert Bosch College Babson College Whitman College Methodist University Emory University UWC Thailand Lake Forest College University of Oklahoma University of Richmond Case Western Reserve University Mallika Shankar Weiqi Shi Navpreet Singh Kevin Song Fnu (Tenzin) Tenzin Gyaltsen Stefi Topi Sabine Umuhire Girubunt India Hong Kong Hong Kong USA Nelson Matt Tan USA Albania Rwanda UWC South East Asia Li Po Chun UWC UWC South East Asia UWC Atlantic College Philippines UWC-USA UWC-USA Waterford Kamhlaba UWC Tufts University Emory University St. Olaf College Harvey Mudd College UWC South East Asia Macalester College St. Lawrence University Case Western Reserve University Harvard College Kenin Sharku Yuanzhe Shi Samiha Singh Amarzaya Sonomdagva Emily Thomas Mary Sofia Torres Mendez Bryant Ung Albania China India Mongolia Qingbo Tan Barbados Colombia Cambodia UWC in Mostar UWC Costa Rica UWC South East Asia UWC Mahindra College China UWC Costa Rica Pearson College UWC UWC Thailand University of Richmond University of California Berkeley University of California Berkeley Middlebury College UWC-USA Wheaton College University of Oklahoma Bowdoin College College of Idaho Gayatri Sharma Bandile Shongwe Aryaman Singha Elis Soord Benjamin Thomson Linh Tran Eraj Uzoqov India Eswatini India Estonia Poum Tangkitvanich USA Vietnam Tajikistan UWC Mahindra College UWC ISAK Japan UWC Mahindra College Pearson College UWC Thailand UWC Costa Rica UWC ISAK Japan Li Po Chun UWC Barnard College Methodist University Drexel University Brown University UWC ISAK Japan Brown University University of Rochester Northwestern University New York University Wei Yuan Shen Gauri Shukla Arihant (Ari) Singhai Janeil Speid Menziwokuhle Thwala Juliana Trujillo Mesa Martina Velasquez Hong Kong USA India Jamaica Arnav Tapadia Eswatini El Salvador Venezuela UWC Changshu China UWC South East Asia UWC South East Asia UWC Changshu China India UWC Red Cross Nordic UWC Mahindra College UWC Changshu China University of Richmond Georgetown University Yale University Wartburg College UWC South East Asia University of Oklahoma College of the Atlantic St. Lawrence University Cornell University Class of 2024 Yunhan Sheng Geraldo Sibinde Lenka Slamova Matija Stankovic Junior Bertha Tobias Nodari Tsaava Eleonore Viatte China Mozambique Czech Republic Serbia Alexey Tarasov Namibia Republic of Georgia France UWC Maastricht UWC Costa Rica UWC Changshu China UWC Mahindra College Russia UWC Changshu China UWC Dilijan UWC Maastricht University of Chicago Methodist University College of the Atlantic Drexel University UWC Robert Bosch College Claremont McKenna College Connecticut College Pomona College Bennington College

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“The presence of Davis UWC Scholars on our campus Vicky Wang Lionel Welz Ke Ying Xing Pin Ni Ye Stanzin Zasal Qingyi Nicole Zhou USA Germany Hungary Taiwan India Australia enhances the education of every other student and helps UWC-USA UWC Robert Bosch College UWC South East Asia Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Mahindra College UWC Atlantic College George Washington University Bowdoin College Cornell University St. Olaf College Lake Forest College Columbia University create the intellectual and social vibrancy that makes Yiyao (Reenie) Wang Dennis Williams Ruihan Xu Josefina Yornet de Rosas Muhammad Zurain Zeeshan Wenyu Zhu China Sierra Leone China Japan Pakistan China Amherst College what it is. Their contributions extend far UWC Changshu China UWC in Mostar UWC Changshu China UWC ISAK Japan UWC Costa Rica UWC-USA Mount Holyoke College Concordia College University of Rochester Bates College Whitman College Georgetown University beyond our campus to the rest of our society.” Yuehan Wang Jacob Williams Tianhao (Simon) Xu Ayesha Younus Hongli Zeng Xinran Zhu China USA China Pakistan China BIDDY MARTIN, PRESIDENT China UWC Changshu China UWC in Mostar Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Atlantic College UWC in Mostar UWC Maastricht Amherst College University of Chicago University of California Berkeley Reed College Lake Forest College Colorado College University of Chicago Yujing Wang Leah Faithe Wilson-Lyons Xi Xu Qinan Yu Fengyan Zhang Jose Diego Zubieta China USA China China China Sempertegui UWC Changshu China UWC-USA UWC Changshu China UWC Mahindra College UWC Changshu China Bolivia University of Florida Georgetown University Middlebury College Brown University Colorado College UWC Maastricht Andrea Vijil Morin Absalom Waligo Case Western Reserve University Mexico Eswatini Yuxin Wang Ho Pang (Andy) Wong Yangge Xu Tongfei Yu Izellah Zhang UWC Costa Rica Waterford Kamhlaba UWC China Hong Kong China China China Azra Zukic Macalester College Randolph-Macon College UWC in Mostar UWC Adriatic UWC Atlantic College UWC Changshu China UWC Changshu China Bosnia-Herzegovina University of California Berkeley Washington and Lee University University of Chicago Northwestern University Brown University UWC in Mostar Michelle Vilane Hope Walton Lewis & Clark College South Africa Singapore Zewei Wang Hoi Tung Wong Daryna Yakovleva Ka Wui Jimmy Yung Mengshan Zhang Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC South East Asia China Hong Kong Ukraine Hong Kong China Tara Sekana Zulfikar University of Oklahoma Stanford University UWC Atlantic College Li Po Chun UWC UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Adriatic UWC-USA Indonesia Cornell University University of Chicago Case Western Reserve University University of Chicago University of North Carolina at UWC South East Asia Sikhulile Vilane Georginah Walube Chapel Hill New York University Eswatini Uganda Zixu Wang Nyana Wright Xiaoxiao Yan Liya Yussubaliyeva Pearson College UWC UWC Mahindra College China USA China Kazakhstan Xingyi Zhang University of Rochester Case Western Reserve University UWC Changshu China UWC South East Asia UWC Changshu China UWC South East Asia China Wellesley College Wellesley College Colby College St. Lawrence University UWC Costa Rica Nicolas Villafuerte Wilson Fangyi Wang Carleton College Peru China Aidan Ward Liyang (Tiffany) Wu Haoru Yang Hussain Zakir UWC Dilijan UWC Changshu China USA China China Pakistan Kexin Zhao Lewis & Clark College Claremont McKenna College UWC Changshu China UWC Changshu China UWC Changshu China UWC Dilijan China Bowdoin College Williams College Colorado College Whitman College UWC Costa Rica Jasmine Volkaert Jingying (Jean) Wang Wellesley College Thailand China Ellis Ward Yuechin (Betty) Wu Miaoyi Yang Sara Zaman Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC South East Asia USA China China Japan Xinyi Zhao Colorado College Yale University UWC-USA UWC Costa Rica UWC Costa Rica UWC South East Asia China Brown University Stanford University Colby College Northwestern University UWC Atlantic College Oskar von Mendelsloh Jingze Wang Amherst College Germany China Dachawat Wattanakla Yufeng (Steven) Wu Shiqi Yang Lutricia Zambezi UWC Robert Bosch College UWC Atlantic College Thailand China China Malawi Deng Zhiyu Washington and Lee University St. Olaf College UWC-USA UWC Changshu China UWC South East Asia UWC Red Cross Nordic China College of Idaho Williams College Whitman College Concordia College UWC Changshu China Naina Wagh Oliver Wang Swarthmore College India USA Eleanor Waxman Yanbing (Selina) Xia Yu Yung Yang Maria Fernanda Zamudio UWC Mahindra College UWC Changshu China USA China Singapore Salgado Chenhang Zhou St. John’s College Bowdoin College UWC-USA UWC Changshu China UWC South East Asia Colombia China Wellesley College Stanford University Brandeis University Pearson College UWC UWC Changshu China

Rizmi Waheed Shuyuan Wang Class of 2024 University of Oklahoma Emory University Pakistan China Andrew Weller Sun Xin Meng Yao Li Po Chun UWC UWC Changshu China USA China China Mahmoud Zaqout Meitong Zhou Wartburg College University of Chicago UWC-USA UWC Changshu China UWC Thailand Palestine China Carleton College University of Virginia St. Lawrence University Waterford Kamhlaba UWC UWC Changshu China University of Oklahoma Whitman College

134 Uniting the World Davis United World College Scholars Program 135 Applying to Become a Partner School Acknowledgements and Credits For their assistance with our program and this publication, thanks go to the following people: he Davis UWC Scholars Program reviews requests on an annual basis from colleges Agnes Scott College: Ms. Nicole Blount Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Ms. Maura Tierney T Amherst College: Ms. Johanna Bliss Methodist University: Ms. Minnu Paul How Other Philanthropists Can Invest and universities interested in becoming partner Babson College: Ms. Courtney Minden Middlebury College: Ms. Meghan Williamson Bard College: Ms. Katharine Hardy Mount Holyoke College: Ms. Dyan Wiley schools. To be considered, a letter of request hilanthropists who want to help bring the world to U.S. campuses — especially their own alma maters — are invited to Barnard College: Ms. Maggie Dapogny New York University: Ms. Denisse Ballinas from the institution’s president should be Bates College: Ms. Rachel D. Wray Northwestern University: Mr. Aaron Zdawczyk Pbecome a part of the Davis UWC Scholars Program. Philanthropist Shelby Davis created the program 21 years ago, and submitted, explaining in detail why their school Bennington College: Mr. Quentin Law Phu Oberlin College: Ms. Leslie Braat since then it has grown to become the world’s largest international scholarship program for undergraduate study. would be a good candidate for the program. An Bowdoin College: Ms. Ryan Ricciardi Occidental College: Ms. Allison Keeler Brandeis University: Ms. Adrea Papadopoulos Pitzer College: Ms. Brenda Bolinger Ninety-nine American colleges and universities have been selected to partner with this major philanthropic investment important prerequisite for a candidate school Brown University: Ms. Kathryn Tompson Pomona College: Dr. Martina Ebert to transform American campuses by providing scholarships to students from more than 160 countries to attend these is to have a proven track record of successfully Bryn Mawr College: Ms. Jennifer Russell Princeton University: Mr. Sean Brennan Bucknell University: Ms. Jennifer E. Figueroa Randolph-Macon College: Ms. Erin Slater schools for their undergraduate degrees. recruiting graduates from United World College Carleton College: Dr. Christopher Tassava Reed College: Mr. Jeremy Niculescu The scholarships are awarded to students who are proven winners. As 15- or 16-year-olds, they won national schools at the time of application. It’s essential Case Western Reserve University: Mr. Richard Bischoff Ringling College of Art + Design: Ms. Kimberly White that applicant schools are in alignment with the Claremont McKenna College: Ms. Abby Flores Sarah Lawrence College: Ms. Dorothee Ahrens competitions in their home countries that allowed them to complete their last two years of high school at one of the Clark University: Ms. Nicole Croteau Savannah College of Art & Design: Mr. Jeff Jones premier United World College schools. They have demonstrated their leadership, they are informed and engaged in world Davis UWC Scholars Program’s key goal of the Colby College: Ms. Seven Grenier School of the Art Institute of Chicago: Ms. Jean Osberger internationalization of the U.S. undergraduate Colgate University: Mr. Bruce Mosley Scripps College: Ms. Mary Livesay issues, and they have been admitted to some of the finest institutions of higher learning in the U.S. Everyone at these College of Idaho: Mr. Greg Franz Skidmore College: Ms. Chloe Jaleel experience by building clusters of globally campuses — students, faculty, staff, and the surrounding community — benefits from this exposure and the global College of the Atlantic: Ms. Dianne Clendaniel Smith College: Ms. Patti Thornton aware UWC graduates on their domestic Colorado College: Ms. Ina Remus St. John’s College: Ms. Amanda Stevens networking that will inevitably link our country’s future leaders with those of many other nationalities. Columbia University: Dr. Chanda E. Bennett St. Lawrence University: Ms. Carol Smith campuses. Letters may be submitted at any The Davis United World College Scholars Program is a genuine partnership — Davis philanthropy provides $10,000 Concordia College: Dr. Matthew R. Beatty St. Olaf College: Mr. Michael Kyle time during the academic year, but no later Connecticut College: Ms. Naima Gherbi Stanford University: Ms. Amber Lewis or $25,000 per scholar a year (starting with the class of 2024) of need-based aid for up to four years of undergraduate Cornell University: Mr. Jonathan Burdick Swarthmore College: Ms. Jennifer Marks-Gold than May 31, as decisions are finalized by study to each of the partner schools. Schools with 40 or more scholars enrolled on a continuing basis receive the larger Dartmouth College: Mr. Gregory Manne Trinity College: Mr. Mark Hughes August each year. Davidson College: Mr. Jason Simons Tufts University: Ms. Bridget Moore award because they have demonstrated their complete strategic commitment by hosting such a large cohort. The Davis UWC Scholars Program makes Denison University: Ms. Meg Galipault Union College: Ms. Nicole Buenzli The partner schools are left to fund the remaining financial aid for each scholar. Depending on the student’s grants to institutions only — not to individual Drexel University: Ms. Jeannie D’Agostino University of California Berkeley: Ms. Stephanie Eto Duke University: Ms. Anne Sjostrom University of Chicago: Ms. Michelle Trimpe demonstrated need and on each partner school’s full fees, the remaining scholarship packages can be quite substantial. students. Grants are awarded based on financial Earlham College: Ms. Susan Hillmann de Castañeda University of Florida: Ms. Margaret C. Atherton Other philanthropists have already chosen to participate. They have invested in a proven and exciting global program need to eligible United World College graduates Emory University: Ms. Tye Tavaras University of Michigan: Mr. Brodie Remington Franklin & Marshall College: Ms. Jessica Haile University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill: Dr. Dan F. Thornton by co-funding a portion of these scholars at their alma maters or at other partner schools of particular interest to them. enrolled at one of the partner schools. Furman University: Ms. Candice Chan University of Oklahoma: Mr. Craig Hayes This opportunity exists for you as well. Share a naming opportunity for a scholar and his/her four-year undergraduate For assistance and/or to learn more, George Washington University: Mr. Benjamin Toll University of Pennsylvania: Ms. Holly Wexler please contact: Georgetown University: Ms. Kathryn Timlin University of Richmond: Ms. Beth Anne Spacht degree with a commitment of $10,000 or $25,000 a year (starting with the class of 2024). Your philanthropy, in concert Gettysburg College: Ms. Danielle Ditty University of Rochester: Ms. Jennifer Blask with Davis philanthropy and your favorite school, will help create a three-way partnership for a better world. Lisa Viau Grinnell College: Mr. Jonathan Edwards University of Virginia: Ms. Senem Kudat Ward Executive Assistant to the Executive Director Harvard College: Ms. Kristen Ryan Vassar College: Mr. Gary Hohenberger For more information, please visit www.davisUWCscholars.org. Davis UWC Scholars Program Harvey Mudd College: Ms. Elise Luby Wartburg College: Ms. Edith J. Waldstein, PhD Middlebury College Hood College: Dr. Scott E. Pincikowski Washington and Lee University: Mr. Mark Rush Ithaca College: Ms. Laurie Koehler Wellesley College: Ms. Tana Ruegamer Middlebury, VT 05753 Johns Hopkins University: Ms. Sara Woodward Wesleyan University: Ms. Elizabeth J McCormick Tel: (802) 443.3200 Kalamazoo College: Mr. Roderick Malcolm Westminster College: Dr. Jeremy Straughn Fax: (802) 443.3230 Kenyon College: Ms. Kris Caldwell Wheaton College: Ms. Patricia A. DeMarco Email: [email protected] Lake Forest College: Ms. Molly Noyed Whitman College: Ms. Rachna S. Sinnott Lehigh University: Ms. Stacy Burger Williams College: Ms. Bridget Wiffin Lewis & Clark College: Mr. Brian White Worcester Polytechnic Institute: Ms. Julie Loveless Luther College: Mr. Jon Lund Yale University: Mr. Adam Cohen Macalester College: Ms. Michelle Epp

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