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42 GS students were recently named fellowship winners during the 2022-23 academic year, including the fifth Columbia GS Tillman Scholar.
Benjamin Arenstein ‘18GS, a graduate of the Joint Degree Program with Columbia and the Jewish Theological Seminary (JTS), will conduct research at the University of Haifa in Israel.
The six GSers make up 60 percent of this year's competitive cohort and will focus on building social impact knowledge and skills over the next 12 months.
Columbia will host its sixth Warrior-Scholar Project Humanities Academic Boot Camp in July on the Morningside Heights campus in New York City.
From groundbreaking dual degree programs, to innovative support for nontraditional international students, GS is at the vanguard of global education.
From its origins at GS, the Scholarship has grown into an innovative, University-wide initiative.
Kraus and DeStefani share what inspires them to foster and champion the GS Alumni community.
Historian Robert A. McCaughey, a longtime Barnard College professor and distinguished scholar of American intellectual life, shares his deep knowledge of—and great passion for— the School of General Studies.
Osterweis, a professor, performer, and writer, shares how they harness and highlight intersectionality in all their areas of work.
Daniels draws on his personal experiences as a returning citizen, and passionate belief in the power of education, to advocate for a fairer justice system for all.
Leslie Ordeman ’98, ’99SIPA recalls the journey that led to his current position as chargé d’affaires at the U.S. Embassy in Libya.
Katie Daily ’03, ’05TC draws upon her GS experience in her leadership role at Purdue University Global.
Gregory Brook ’24GS, an aerial combat photojournalist in the U.S. Air Force with a passion for improving veteran mental health care, was selected as a 2023 Tillman Scholar by the Pat Tillman Foundation.
Ana Almanzar ‘07GS, ‘09SIPA brings a wealth of philanthropic experience to the Adams administration.