Cisneros Center for New Americans Names First American Dream Fellows, Two of Three Fellows are Clinton School Graduates

The Cisneros Center for New Americans, a nonpartisan, non-profit institution founded by Henry Cisneros, former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development under President Bill Clinton, focused on immigrant integration and improving access to avenues of opportunity for immigrants, today announced the appointment of its first “American Dream Fellows.”

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Alum Fernando Cutz Helps Village Secure Clean Drinking Water

When Clinton School graduate Fernando Cutz (’12)  was working with Village Life in Nyambogo, Tanzania on his international public service project, he secured grant funding and private support for a well that would help provide clean water for those living in the village.  Prior to this, residents had to walk at least an hour one way to obtain water.

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Great Students; Great Speakers

The Clinton School’s 2013-2014 school year has ended and our eighth class has graduated. This year our students distinguished themselves in many ways including receiving the Kathryn Davis Fellowship for Portuguese Study, Boren International, Global Health, Cisneros American Dream, McLarty Global and Clinton-Heifer fellowships.

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Faculty Member Leads Research Team on the Role of Information Technology During the 2013 Elections in Kenya

This project is part of a larger research program on the role of information technology in state-building and peace-building in East Africa. The work for the project is being carried out by the Center for Global Communication Studies (CGCS) at the University of Pennsylvania and the Programme in Comparative Media Law and Policy (PCMLP) at the University of Oxford, in partnership with several institutions in Africa.

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