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NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR Mahamadou Abou is in Sierra Leone, where he is the Executive Director of the OIC Trust Fund for Reconstruction, Rehabilitation and Humanitarian Assistance. Manuel Arcos, MS’01, has been promoted to Deputy Chief of the Security and Safety Section in the United Nations Office at Vienna. Jose Caballero, MA’98, is in northern Sierra Leone where he directs a new Xavarian Missionaries program based on education (schools, formation of teachers, etc.) to help bring development to this remote area of the country. Kelly Campion-Socol, MS’96, is database manager for the Jacob Burns Film Center, a not-for-profit cultural arts institution in Pleasantville, NY. Also, little Paige Nancy is a new arrival in the Socol household. (Please refer to the “Class of 2025”.) Benjamin Enoma, MPA’98, is in the Ph.D. program at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. He received a Dean Harrison Fellowship Award and an Urban Education University Fellowship. Jorge Flores, MS’95, has returned to the Honduran Mission to the United Nations as deputy ambassador. Milena Gomez Mikac, MS’96, is working for Canada Customs and Revenue as an enforcement officer. Ricardo Mikac was added to the family on 11 June. Takakazu Ito is in the Security Sector Team at UNDP/Kosovo as a program analyst. Leslie Jean-Pierre recently founded The Minority Peace Corps Association. Tomoko Kase, MS’96, joined General Electric in Tokyo as a mid-career executive. She recruits international staffing. Shova Khatry, MS’98, is still with UNEP in Nairobi. Yashna Khatry (MS’30) was born in June 2003. Neil Liberty, MA’97, has moved to Sao Paulo, Brazil, where he is in his second year of teaching history and English. Martha Mai-Gould, MS’02, has been appointed Deputy Project Manager of the UN Office for Project Services’ Iraq Project. Alvaro Melo, MS’99, is organizing a UN Program Alumni Advisory Committee. Md. Moslehuddin, MS’96 is an account administrator in the New York City Office of Labor Relations. Elizabeth Nelson, MS’01, is completing her first “grueling” year at Columbia University Law School. Susan Ngo-Mandong, MS’95, has returned to the United Nations Population Fund’s Africa Division after twenty months in the United Nations Office of Projects and Services. Vincenzo Pugliese works as an assistant in the Communications and Speechwriting Unit in the Executive Office of the Secretary- General; Selvyn Saldano, MS’99, after a two-year assignment in Beirut, is contemplating returning to New York, or perhaps to the Regional Commission for the Caribbean. He successfully passed the “G to P” examination in 2001. Mohmmed Saleh, MA’03, is in the Directorate of International Organizations at Bahrain’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He also lectures to newly appointed diplomats on UNrelated issues and plans to pursue a Ph.D. in Peace Studies at Bradford University (UK). Lester Wilson, PhD’63, as a member of the Executive Committee of NGOs Associated with the UN Department of Public Information, is chairman of its Communications Workshops and Elections Committees. He also is co-editor of the Committee’s NGO Reporter. ❃ ❃ ❃ 17
FALL 2004 SEMESTER COURSES History 632: Political Science 630: Political Science 642: UN 692: UN 706: UN 710: Contemporary World History Professor Wilson The American Constitution and Political System Professor Dimaio (Brooklyn, POL SCI required course) International Organizations, United Nations and its Affiliated Agencies Professor Sutterlin Modern Diplomacy Staff International Humanitarian Assistance Staff Research Methods Professor Wilson SPRING 2005 SEMESTER COURSES POL 505: POL 547: POL 605: SOC 606: SOC 553: UN 711: Foundations of Political Theory Professor Ehrenberg (Brooklyn, POL SCI required course) Human Rights in World Politics Staff Conflict Resolution Professor Sutterlin Sociology of Population and Demography Professor Kusukawa World Social Development Professor Wilson Research Seminar Professor Wilson 18
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