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2003 Summer Interns | |
Naida Bongo
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Ms. Bongo is currently enrolled in the School of International Public Affairs at Colombia University with specializations in Africa and International Economic Policy. Originating from Paris, France with a family history in Gabon and Morocco, she graduated from American University in 2000 with a degree in International Relations. Her work as an intern with The Fund for Peace focuses on Ghana's role in West Africa and its ability to maintain stability in the region. |
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| Born in Korea, Ms. Geeleher joins the Fund for Peace from Southampton, Massachusetts, where she is currently studying at Westfield State College. She holds a degree in Psychology and is in the final year of completing a degree in Political Science. While at The Fund, she will assist the Conflict and Recovery Program team. |
Amy Geeleher
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Charles Jennings
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Mr. Jennings recently graduated from Queen's University (Kingston) with a degree in Political Science and Economics. He will begin his Public Policy and Development master's degree this fall at Guelph University. Joining The Fund for Peace from Toronto, Canada, his work as an intern is concentrated on developing The Fund's Albanian demilitarization project partnered with NATO. |
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| Mr. Jolley is currently enrolled in a Master of Science in Foreign Service degree at Georgetown University. Originally from Knoxville, Tennessee, he graduated from Vanderbilt University in 2002 with a double major in European Studies and Russian. He is interning this summer with the Information Technologies Department at The Fund for Peace. |
Cameron Jolley
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Mohamed Jourieh
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Mr. Jourieh joins The Fund for Peace as a Fulbright Scholar from Syria. He graduated from Damascus University in 2000 with a degree in Business Administration and is now enrolled at Eastern Mennonite University in Virginia, where he is working toward a MA degree in Conflict Transformation. During his internship with The Fund, Mr. Jourieh will work on sustainable security in Iraq. |
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| Ms. King graduated in 2000 from the College of William and Mary with a degree in Linguistics and German. Originally from North Carolina, she is currently pursuing her master's degree in Global Public Policy at Duke University this fall. As an intern at The Fund for Peace this summer, her work centers on the US path towards sustainable security in Iraq. |
Gina King
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Iwona Reichardt
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Born and raised in Poland, Ms. Reichardt received a master's degree in English (2000) and Political Science (2002) from Jagiellonian University (Cracow). She has worked as a teacher, translator and interpreter in Poland, and for the Freedom Forum (1999) and Foreign Policy Magazine (2002-2003) in Washington. Her work with The Fund for Peace focuses on web site development and publications. |
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| Ms. Roberts is currently enrolled in an MA degree in International Peace and Conflict Resolution at Arcadia University. After gaining international research experience, she graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a degree in Anthropology (2000). Her work as an intern with The Fund for Peace focuses on the Human Rights and Business Roundtable. |
Amanda Roberts
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