UC Davis Hubert H. Humphrey Fellows Laila Annouri (Morocco), Selenge Chadraabal (Mongolia), and Fernanda Gonzalez (Ecuador) share stories of their past, present, and future with the community.
UC Davis Global Affairs will host its third institute for the Mandela Washington Fellowship, the flagship of the U.S. government’s Young African Leaders Initiative.
The 2017-18 UC Davis Humphrey Fellows met with political, environmental, and other organizational offices during the annual Hubert H. Humphrey Program trip to Washington, D.C.
Abdi Ahmed Mohamed, one of the 11 Hubert H. Humphrey Fellows at UC Davis for 2017-18, shares details of his agricultural rehabilitation project with UC Davis graduate students.
Nihal Buzkan of Turkey is savoring her time in the vineyards and labs at UC Davis like she would a good wine. A professor of grapevine pathology at Kahramanmaras Sutcu Iman University, she is among the 15 scholars from 10 countries who are researching and teaching at UC Davis through the Fulbright Program.
Global Affairs Director of Global Professional Programs reflects on her experiences in Bhutan—in the past as a Fulbright Scholar and in the present as a Global Affairs Seed Grant awardee—and looks ahead to the future as she will be bringing the inaugural cohort of UC Davis students to study abroad there.
The newest cohort of Hubert H. Humphrey Fellows has officially arrived on campus. This year’s fellows come to UC Davis from 11 countries to advance their leadership and professional skills through public service collaborations while enhancing their academic knowledge through non-degree coursework.
Twenty-five young African leaders were out planting trees in Crawford Park in Woodland Thursday, as part of a six-week energy institute they are attending at UC Davis.
