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Meet the UC Berkeley Scholars
Lilian Kabelle and Narissa Allibhai are two of seven students from Sub-Saharan Africa attending UC Berkeley at no cost as part of a $500 million MasterCard Foundation education initiative.
Meet the UC Berkeley Scholars
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"The world is a dangerous place to live; not because of the people who are evil, but because of the people who don't do anything about it."
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Barbara Kotei
Barbara Kotei, a MasterCard Foundation Scholar from Ghana, shares her aspiration to heal and empower people in her community following her graduation from Michigan State University.
Barbara Kotei
Barbara Kotei, a MasterCard Foundation Scholar from Ghana, shares her aspiration to heal and empower people in her community following her graduation from Michigan State University.
Michigan State University
Lou Anna K. Simon, President of Michigan State University, describes the institution’s long history in Africa and how The MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program is a continuation of that tradition.
Michigan State University
Lou Anna K. Simon, President of Michigan State University, describes the institution’s long history in Africa and how The MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program is a continuation of that tradition.
Tweet from Rebecca Winthrop
@Rebecca Winthrop: Great article about Joseph Munyabanza @GIE_YAG and @mcfoundation: Young Leaders Who Are Transforming Africa http://onforb.es/15Km7NR
Tweet from Marlene M. Johnson
@MarleneAtNAFSA: Excited 2 serve on External Advisory Com for @MCFoundation Scholars Program at @UCBerkeley - bringing talented African students to the US
WELLESLEY COLLEGE
H. Kim Bottomly, President of Wellesley College, explains the importance of educating young women from Africa and welcoming them into the institution’s robust alumni network.
WELLESLEY COLLEGE
H. Kim Bottomly, President of Wellesley College, explains the importance of educating young women from Africa and welcoming them into the institution’s robust alumni network.
