2025-2026 Emory Intercultural Leadership Program Cohort
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Yashvi Agrawal
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Yashvi Agrawal
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Goizueta Business School and Emory College
Business and Economics
2028
India
Business and Economics
2028
India
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Camilla Basco
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Camilla Basco
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Emory College of Arts & Sciences
Chinese and Anthropology and Human Biology
2029
China
Chinese and Anthropology and Human Biology
2029
China
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Rajib Kumar Biswas
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Rajib Kumar Biswas
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Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing
PhD Nursing
2028
Bangladesh
PhD Nursing
2028
Bangladesh
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Estefany Lucia Bocangel Gamarra
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Estefany Lucia Bocangel Gamarra
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Laney Graduate School, GDBBS
PhD Cancer Biology
2029
Peru
PhD Cancer Biology
2029
Peru
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Semuel Hendrik Nofa Bonai
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Semuel Hendrik Nofa Bonai
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Rollins School of Public Health
MPH Global Health
2027
Papua, Indonesia
MPH Global Health
2027
Papua, Indonesia
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Ava Havidic
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Ava Havidic
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Emory College of Arts and Sciences
International Business/International Studies
2028
United States
International Business/International Studies
2028
United States
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Nadia Jacobs
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Nadia Jacobs
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Emory College of Arts and Sciences
Creative Writing
2027
August, GA, USA
Creative Writing
2027
August, GA, USA
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Santiago Pailhé Gómez
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Santiago Pailhé Gómez
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Emory College of Arts and Sciences
Philosophy, Politics, Law & Political Science
2028
Bogotá, Colombia
Philosophy, Politics, Law & Political Science
2028
Bogotá, Colombia
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Alexa Walsh
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Alexa Walsh
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Emory College of Arts & Sciences
International Studies
2029
New York, USA
International Studies
2029
New York, USA
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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