2026-2027 Emory Intercultural Leadership Program Cohort

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Hasna

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Hasna Alghamdi

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Rollins School of Public Health
Master of Public Health
2027
Saudi Arabia
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Yena Cho

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Yena Cho

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Emory College of Arts & Sciences
Biology
2030
South Korea
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Khushi

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Khushi Goyal

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Emory College of Arts and Sciences
Economics and Data and Decision Sciences
2028
India
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Hammad

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Ahmed Hammad

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Rollins School of Public Health
Hubert H. Humphrey Fellow in Public Health
2027
Egypt
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Hanti

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Hanti Jiang

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Laney Graduate School
PhD Neuroscience
2031
China
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Victoria

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Victoria Kim

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Emory College of Arts & Sciences
Undecided
2030
South Korea
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Humphrey

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Humphrey Samuel

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Laney Graduate School
PhD in Chemistry
2030
Nigeria
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Minji

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Minji Kim

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Goizueta Business School
Master of Business Administration
South Korea
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Sabrina

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Sabrina Lane

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Emory College of Arts and Sciences
History and Political Science
2027
United States
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Angela

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Angela Long

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Emory College of Arts and Sciences
Chemistry and Economics
2030
Canada
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Merci N.

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Merci Nzabinesha

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Emory College of Arts and Sciences
Undecided
2030
Rwanda
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Blessing

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Blessing Sakhala

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Laney Graduate School
Master of Development Practice
2030
Zimbabwe
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Etornam

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Etornam Tstese

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Emory College of Arts & Sciences
Biology
2030
Ghana
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Maya

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Maya Virani

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Emory College of Arts and Sciences
International Studies and BBA
2030
United States
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Sadia

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Sadia Zahoor

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Laney Graduate School
PhD in Chemistry
2028
Pakistan
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I have spent most of my life in Montana, a fairly homogenous state with little diversity. I applied to the EILP to develop skills in leadership, cooperation and intercultural communication through healthy discourse and challenging my own opinions. This program offers an invaluable opportunity to learn from diverse worldviews, fostering a more complete understanding of the world we live in.
—Will Carraway, ECAS student in EILP