Graduates in Action

With four graduated classes of Davis UWC Scholars now making their unique marks throughout the world, we’re gratified, although not surprised, to see that the dominant theme among them is “giving back.” Of course, that is one of the tenets of our program, but we are always amazed at how wonderfully creative and courageous the Davis UWC Scholars are in their real-world endeavors.

What follows in the next few pages only hints at the scope of international possibilities for our commencing scholars and for those looking forward to that next transition. The work of these few former students gives us confidence that this program is launching thoughtful leaders into a world filled with a critical need for them.

	Patrick Uwihoreye Reaching Out to Rwanda W orking a highly demanding job — he’s an analyst for Citgroup’s investment banking division, based in New York City and traveling the world — hasn’t stopped Patrick Uwihoreye from giving back to his homeland. click to continue
	Adam Herling In Africa, Princeton Alums Are Fellows for Change Doing child-protection work in Rwanda, traveling the Congo River for the International Rescue Committee, and helping subsistence farmers more than double their production and income in Kenya — these are the rewarding challenges that three program alumni undertook this year as Princeton in Africa Fellows. click to continue
	Emma James Litigator & Colby Trustee Emma James has never been one to do things halfway.The New Zealand native, an alumna of Mahindra UWC and Colby College and a member of the first graduating class of Davis UWC Scholars, in 2004, was well-known to her fellow students as a bold and deeply engaged activist. click to continue