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Davis United World College Scholars
Program is having around the world
It’s a long way from Kathmandu, where she grew up, to Silicon Valley. But as she builds a dynamic career, Niyanta Khatri (Nepal, Mahindra UWC, Colorado College ’17) is right at home in Palo Alto.
Learn, earn, return! Listen to a message from Shelby Davis about the importance of giving back.
Agim Mazreku (Kosovo, UWC Adriatic, College of the Atlantic ’20) is not waiting to work for positive change. In his home nation, Agim has been an intern in climate policy and science for the UN Development Programme.
Martin Troska’s (Czech Republic, Pearson UWC, Middlebury ’21) dream of becoming a teacher began in frustration.
As a tenure-track faculty member in Colby’s Psychology Department, Veronica Romero (Venezuela, UWC Adriatic, Colby ’09) has returned to where she was a Davis UWC Scholar.
“There’s no day that goes by without me thinking about the challenges my generation and younger are going to face, with climate change, increasing inequality, increasing migration,” says Andrew Nalani (Uganda, UWC-USA, Dartmouth ’16).
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Davis United World College Scholars
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Davis United World College Scholars
Program is the largest international,
undergraduate scholarship program in the
world.