HUBERT H.

HUMPHREY FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

40TH ANNIVERSARY CONFERENCE
Realizing Full and Inclusive Democracy
in Our Hemisphere

Panama City, Panama

April 5 – April 7, 2019
 Realizing Full and Inclusive Democracy
in Our Hemisphere
April 5-7, 2019
Intercontinental Miramar Panama
Panama City, Panama

Table of Contents

Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program Overview | 1

Welcome | 2

Humphrey in Latin America and the Caribbean | 4

U.S. Host Universities | 6

Conference Agenda | 8

Alumni Attendees | 12

Notes | 14

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HUBERT H. HUMPHREY FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
OVERVIEW

Founded in 1978 in honor of the late Senator and Vice President, the Hubert H. Humphrey
Fellowship Program provides a year of professional enrichment and leadership
development in the United States for mid-career professionals from designated countries
throughout the world. The Humphrey Program fosters a mutual exchange of knowledge,
builds professional capacity, promotes lasting ties, and enhances international cooperation
in areas critical to U.S. engagement with developing and transitional countries.

Each year approximately 150 fellows, funded by the Bureau of Educational and Cultural
Affairs of the U.S. Department of State, are grouped by professional focus area and engage
in graduate-level non-degree study and related professional experiences at leading U.S.
universities. The program now has a network of nearly 6,000 alumni in 162 countries
around the world working to improve their communities and the lives of those in need.

To mark the 40th Anniversary of the Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program, the State
Department aims to acknowledge the extraordinary professional achievements and impact
of Humphrey alumni during the Fellowship’s first 40 years through a series of events
around the world.

Celebrating the contributions of alumni from Latin America and the Caribbean, “Realizing
Full and Inclusive Democracy in Our Hemisphere” will be hosted in Panama City, Panama
from April 5-7, 2019. The three-day conference, broadly focused on good governance,
social justice, and human rights and democracy, will acknowledge the legacy of more than
1,000 alumni across the Western Hemisphere and the communities enriched by them.
The conference will also serve as a conduit to the future, documenting stories and
successes and charting a path forward.
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WELCOME

  United States Department of State

 
Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs
Washington, D.C. 20522
 
www.state.gov  

April, 2019

Dear Humphrey Alumni,

On behalf of the U.S. Department of State, it is my pleasure to welcome you to

the Humphrey alumni conference Realizing Full and Inclusive Democracy in
Our Hemisphere.

This event coincides with the 40th anniversary of the Hubert H. Humphrey
Fellowship Program. We join you in celebrating accomplishments and reflecting
on program goals to foster a network of global leaders who will work together to
create a better future for our local, regional, and international communities.
I want to recognize your extraordinary achievements and contributions to public
service across Latin America and the Caribbean through strengthening democratic
institutions and rule of law, advocating for human rights, as well as healthy and
educated populations, supporting economic and social inclusion, and
championing sustainable development programs and policies.

A recent program evaluation acknowledged the Humphrey Program’s success in

strengthening ties between Humphrey Fellows and the people of the United States.
The individual connections each of you made and continue to maintain furthers our
collective understanding of one another’s peoples and cultures and builds bridges
between our nations.

We hope that you will take every opportunity to share your own experiences
and expertise so that we may learn from one another and further the Humphrey
Program’s impact in the region and around the world. Please join us on Instagram,
Facebook, and Twitter using #Humphrey40.

Sincerely,

Anthony Koliha
Director Office of Global Educational Programs

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WELCOME

Maxmillian Angerholzer III

Executive Vice President

Institute of International Education • iie.org

809 United Nations Plaza
New York, NY 10017 USA
Tel 212.984.542

April, 2019

Dear Humphrey Alumni & Friends,

On behalf of the Institute of International Education (IIE), I am pleased to offer

warm greetings and best wishes to all attending this workshop, Realizing Full
and Inclusive Democracy in Our Hemisphere. This event is just one of many
being held worldwide to mark the Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program’s
40th Anniversary.

IIE would like to recognize your significant accomplishments, and applaud you as
stewards of your countries’ development and contributors to regional growth. We
appreciate your commitment to the Humphrey Program and are so pleased you
could participate in this important gathering.

While we are together in Panama, I encourage you to network with other

Humphrey alumni and professionals from various fields, to share impactful
experiences, and explore opportunities for future collaboration. You can work
together to envision further positive change and development, and this workshop
will be only the launching point.

Best wishes for a successful workshop,

Maxmillian Angerholzer III

Executive Vice President
IIE

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HUMPHREY IN LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN

5,867 Total Humphrey Alumni Worldwide

1,011 Total Humphrey Alumni in Latin America and the Caribbean
2nd largest regional concentration of Humphrey alumni (17% of HHH alumni are from the Western Hemisphere)

MEXICO
59

See Inset
BELIZE 4

GUATEMALA 25 HONDURAS 22
EL SALVADOR 38
NICARAGUA 25
COSTA RICA 25
VENEZUELA GUYANA 19
Romina Ávila Iturralde | PANAMA 46 24 SURINAME 13
Panama COLUMBIA
57
President, Fundación Educación
para La Vida Panama; reducing ECUADOR
47
poverty in rural communities
through promoting the use
PERU
of bamboo for sustainable
50
development. BRAZIL
HHH Year 2010-2011 172

BOLIVIA
Paula Moreno | Colombia 33

President and Founder, Manos Visibles; PARAGUAY

8
former Minister of Culture in Colombia
(2007-2010) - the first Afro-Colombian CHILE
50
woman and the youngest person to
lead a cabinet-level ministry in the
history of the country.
ARGENTINA
HHH Year 2010-2011 53
URUGUAY
38
Carolina Rudnick | Chile
Founder and president of Libera
Foundation Against Trafficking in
Persons and Slavery in all its Forms;
former Executive Coordinator of
the Intergovernmental Committee
Against Trafficking in Persons of the
Ministry of Interior of Chile.
HHH Year 2015-2016

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 Top fields of study for Humphreys from WHA
Public Policy Analysis & Public Administration | 163
David Granger | Guyana
Public Health Policy & Management | 124
Elected President of Guyana
Economic Development/Finance & Banking | 120
in 2015; Previously served as
Natural Resources, Environmental Policy,
Commander of the Guyana
& Sustainable Development | 109
Defense Force and also as
Substance Abuse Education, Treatment, and Prevention | 88
here) National Security Adviser.
HHH Year 1995-1996 Urban and Regional Planning | 78
Agricultural & Rural Development | 75
Law and Human Rights | 73
Communications & Journalism | 53
Educational Administration, Planning and Policy | 42
Technology Policy and Management | 24

BAHAMAS 14

CUBA 5 BRITISH VIRGIN

ISLANDS 1 ANGUILLA 1
HAITI 40
ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA 4
JAMAICA DOMINICAN SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS 1
60 REPUBLIC DOMINICA 2
19
SAINT LUCIA 6
SAINT VINCENT 2 BARBADOS 14
GRENADA 2

TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO 32

Deborah Thomas Felix |

Trinidad and Tobago
President of the Industrial
Court of Trinidad and Tobago.
Ellen Northfleet | Brazil
She is the first female to be
Former president of the Supreme appointed in this position.
Court of Brazil. She has been HHH Year 2007-2008
described as a major reformer
of the Brazilian Judicial System
and was the first woman to be
appointed to Brazil’s Supreme
Court and the Court’s first Paulo Rogerio Nunes |
female president. Brazil
Martín Aguirre | Uruguay HHH Year 1991-1992
Co-founder and executive
Lawyer, college professor,
director of the Instituto Midia
and journalist who is Editorial
Etnica and the news portal
Director at El País, Uruguay’s
Correio Nagô that focuses
national newspaper.
on issues of diversity and
HHH Year 2017-2018
human rights, particularly for
Afro-Brazilians.
HHH Year 2011-2012

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HUMPHREY IN LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN

U.S. Host Universities | A reflection of the states and universities

that have hosted Latin America and Caribbean alumni

MI
WASHINGTON
45
MONTANA NORTH
DAKOTA
OREGON

IDAHO SOUTH
DAKOTA
WYOMING

IOWA
NEBRASKA
NEVADA

UTAH
COLORADO
CALIFORNIA 41 KANSAS MISS
61

OKLAHOMA
ALASKA ARIZONA NEW MEXICO ARKA
6

TEXAS LOU
9

CALIFORNIA
University of California,
Davis | 52
University of Southern
California | 5
HAWAII University of California,
Berkeley | 4

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 MASSACHUSETTS

NEW YORK Boston University | 78

Tufts University, Fletcher
Cornell University | 68
School | 32
Hunter College, CUNY | 20
Massachusetts Institute
Syracuse University | 19 of Technology | 60
MINNESOTA
University of Minnesota | 106 Brandeis University | 2
Harvard University | 2
Williams College | 1

MINNESOTA
106
MAINE
VERMONT

NEW YORK NEW HAMPSHIRE

WISCONSIN 107
MASSACHUSETTS 175

MICHIGAN RHODE ISLAND

27 CONNECTICUT
PENNSYLVANIA
IOWA NEW JERSEY 20
57
OHIO DELAWARE PENNSYLVANIA
ILLINOIS MARYLAND 137
INDIANA WEST Pennsylvania State
1 VIRGINIA
4 VIRGINIA University | 48
WASHINGTON D.C. 76
MISSOURI 24 University of Pittsburgh | 9
1 KENTUCKY

NORTH CAROLINA 17
TENNESSEE 16 MARYLAND
OMA
ARKANSAS SOUTH Johns Hopkins University | 88
CAROLINA
MISSISSIPPI
University of Maryland,
College Park | 49
ALABAMA GEORGIA
1 31
LOUISIANA
49

FLORIDA

WASHINGTON D.C.
American University | 74
George Washington
University | 1
Howard University | 1

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CONFERENCE AGENDA
all session locations to be announced

Friday, April 5th

3:00pm – 5:30pm 8:45am – 10:00am

Registration and Networking Session The Humphrey Legacy in the Americas
3rd Floor Jennifer Zimdahl Galt, Principal Deputy
Assistant Secretary
Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs,
7:00pm – 9:00pm U.S. Department of State

Welcome Reception
Realizing Full and Inclusive Democracy in
U.S. Ambassador’s Residence, Our Hemisphere
La Cresta
Jon E. Piechowski, Deputy Assistant Secretary
Roxanne Cabral, Chargé d’Affaires, a.i. Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs,
U.S. Embassy, Panama U.S. Department of State
Jennifer Zimdahl Galt, Principal Deputy
Assistant Secretary
Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, 10:00am – 11:00am
U.S. Department of State Plenary
In this session, Humphrey alumni will share
diverse perspectives for strengthening
democratic institutions and rule of law.
A public prosecutor and an NGO president
will discuss combatting human trafficking in
Brazil and Chile, a state’s attorney will share
strategies to fight corruption in Ecuador, and
Saturday, April 6th a professor and an entrepreneur will discuss
the Panamanian Electoral Delegates Corps.
A question and answer session with the
Early morning audience will follow.
Breakfast FACILITATOR: Jennifer Gibson, Branch Chief
Vanessa Fusco Noguiera Simoes, Brazil
Bay View Restaurant
Carolina Rudnick, Chile
Elena Marchan, Ecuador
Roberto Pineda, Panama
8:30am – 8:45am
Welcome Remarks
Jennifer Gibson, Branch Chief 11:00am – 11:15am
Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, Break
U.S. Department of State
6th Floor

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11:15am – 12:15pm 1:30pm – 2:30pm

Concurrent Conference Sessions Concurrent Conference Sessions

6th Floor continued
6th Floor
Grassroots Democracy Building and
Advancing Human Rights Expanding Prosperity through
This panel will feature representatives with Economic Development and Business
diverse responsibilities for advancing grassroot Panelists will discuss trends in business,
policies for democracy building and human economic development, and corporate
rights. Humphrey Fellows will highlight their governance, including best practices, lessons
approaches for protecting and advocating on learned, and emerging solutions to promote
behalf of vulnerable populations. social justice and prosperity.
MODERATOR: Mércia Silva, Brazil MODERATOR: Morvin Williams,
Clint Arthur, Trinidad & Tobago Antigua & Barbuda
Juan Carlos Arjona Estevez, Mexico Esteban Coello Munoz, Ecuador
Gabriela Rodrigues dos Santos, Brazil Gissela Morales Medina, Bolivia

Providing an Inclusive, Quality Education Innovating Environmental Solutions

for All Children for Urban and Rural Neighborhoods

This session will focus on the critical issues This session will provide an overview of
of teacher training and preparation, and trends in agricultural development and
supporting students from early childhood family farming models, as well as innovative
through adolescence. methods for environmentally friendly water
and waste management in diverse and rural
MODERATOR: Elvia Amesty, Venezuela communities.
Ambar Arjona de Garcia, Panama
MODERATOR: Oscar Diaz, Colombia
Sandra Gomez, Honduras
Eva Ramos, Panama Kurt Manrique-Klinge, Peru
Javier Adrian Sanchez Guillen, Panama
Strategic Public Health Programs to Sian Cuffy-Young, Trinidad & Tobago
Protect Vulnerable Populations
Diverse Perspectives in Good Governance
In this session, panelists will provide an
overview of priorities and trends surrounding Representatives working in government,
substance abuse and HIV/AIDs prevention, research, advocacy, environmental
and discuss best practices and solutions protection, and security will present their
to reduce the rate of health risks among perspectives for policy formulation and
vulnerable populations. sustainable development.
MODERATOR: Bethzaida Carranza, Panama
MODERATOR: Igor Ivan Salvatierra
Frontanilla, Bolivia Cesar Cruz Rojas, Mexico
Claudemir Moraes dos Santos, Brazil Andres Perez, Colombia
Esther Gonzalez Willim, Paraguay Rodrigo Aybar Perlender, Argentina
Arold Simpreux, Haiti

2:30pm - 3:00pm
12:15pm – 1:30pm Break
Lunch 3rd Floor
3rd Floor

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 Sunday, April 7th

3:00pm – 4:00pm Early morning

Session Highlights and Future Directions Breakfast
Through roundtable discussions, small groups Bay View Restaurant
of attendees will highlight takeaways from the
day’s sessions. Points of discussion will include
lessons learned that will inspire calls for action 9:00am – 9:15am
in future work. A roundtable spokesperson will
Remarks from the Institute of
then share a summary with the full group.
International Education
MODERATOR: Luis Jose Diez Canseco Núñez, Peru Max Angerholzer, Executive Vice President

ROUNDTABLE FACILITATORS:
Beatriz González Frías, Panama
9:15am – 10:15am
Gabriela Alpirez Davie, Guatemala
Luisa Peirano Basso, Uruguay Workshop: The Role of the Press in
Juan Carlos Novoa, El Salvador Democracy Building; Strategies for
Juan Rivera, Panama Engaging with the Press
Max Schmidt, Panama This session will address the role of the press
Sandra Gutierrez Poizat, El Salvador in a democracy, working with journalists, and
Kajal Mahepal, Suriname communication strategies.
Basilios Peftouloglou Gattas, Chile
Carlos Antonio Jimenez Rueda, Costa Rica
Juan Molina, Ecuador
Francisco Morey, Chile
4:00pm – 7:00pm Orlando Acosta Patino, Panama
Cultural Excursions Led by Local Alumni FACILITATOR: Karen Beardsley, UC Davis
Coordinator

10:15am – 10:45am
Break
Hotel check-out

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10:45am – 11:45am 12:45pm – 1:45pm
Lunch
Concurrent Conference Sessions
3rd Floor
6th Floor

Environmental Challenges and Approaches

to Sustainable Development 2:00pm – 5:45pm

This session will begin with an overview Cultural Excursion to the

of trends in sustainable development and Panama Canal Visitor Center
environmental leadership in the region, with
a special look at innovative approaches to
stewardship of natural resources.
MODERATOR: Maria Gonzalez, Ecuador
Emilio Mariscal, Panama
Itzel Morales Lagunes, Mexico
Rahanna Juman, Trinidad & Tobago
Romina Ávila Iturralde, Panama

Advancing Healthy Communities through

Education and Capacity-Building
Presenters will provide an overview of
challenges facing the healthcare sector
related to equal access to care and
treatment, and emerging solutions in
leadership development and capacity
building to support healthcare professionals.
MODERATOR: Ignacio Devesa, Mexico
Guillermo Gonzalez Prieto, Argentina
Rayza Rivera, Panama
Juan Guzman, Mexico

12:00pm – 12:30pm
Wrap Up & Conference Highlights
Closing remarks from three regional
representatives
FACILITATOR: Jennifer Gibson, Branch Chief
Allan Franklin, Barbados
Lucilene Danciguer, Brazil
Roberto Moreno, Panama

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ALUMNI ATTENDEES

Orlando Acosta Patino | Panama Ignacio Devesa Gutierrez | Mexico

Environment Specialist, Panama Canal Authority Medical Director, Instituto Mexicano Del
Seguro Social
Gabriela Alpirez | Guatemala
Director for Volunteer Training and Development, Oscar Diaz Forero | Colombia
Middle States Commission on Higher Education Project Manager, Colombian Agency for
Rural Development
Elvia Amesty | Venezuela
Director, Asociacion Senderos Luis Diez Canseco Núñez | Peru
Dean of the Law School, Universidad
Natalia Ariza | Colombia
Tecnológica del Perú
Consultant, Corona Foundation
Allan Franklin | Barbados
Ambar Arjona de García | Panama
Senior Research Officer, Ministry of Tourism and
University Professor, Universidad Especializada
International Transport, Government of Barbados
de las Américas
Vanessa Fusco Nogueira Simoes | Brazil
Juan Carlos Arjona Estevez | Mexico
Public Prosecutor, Public MInistry State of
Cuarto Visitador General, Mexico City
Minas Gerais
Human Rights Public Commission
Sandra Gomez | Honduras
Clint Arthur | Trinidad and Tobago
Chief of Medical Practices, Universidad
Assistant Superintendent, Trinidad and
Tecnologica Centroamericana UNITEC
Tobago Police
Maria Gonzalez | Ecuador
Romina Ávila Iturralde | Panama
Programme Officer, United Nations Development
Chairwoman/Executive Director, Fundación
Programme, UNDP-Ecuador
Educación para La Vida (FEDVIDA)
Beatriz González Frías | Panama
Rodrigo Aybar Perlender | Argentina
Advisor, Panama Maritime Authority
Secretary of Sustainable Development
Province of Buenos Aires Government Guillermo Gonzalez Prieto | Argentina
Executive Director, Instituto de Investigaciones
Barbara Barrios | Panama
Sanitarias de la Seguridad Social
Bethzaida Carranza | Panama
Esther Noemi Geraldine Gonzalez Willim |
Executive Director, Secretariat for Environmental
Paraguay
Enforcement Matters of the United States-
Project Coordinator, Fundación “Proyectos
Panama Trade Promotion Agreement
de Vida”
Esteban Coello Munoz | Ecuador
Sandra Gutierrez Poizat | El Salvador
President, Ecuadorian American Chamber
Academic, Universidad Centroamericana José
of Commerce
Simeón Cañas, UCA
Cesar Cruz Rojas | Mexico
Tania Guzman | Colombia
Researcher, Water Research and Technology
Advisor, Special Justice Tribunal for Peace
Center
Juan Manuel Guzman | Mexico
Sian Cuffy-Young | Trinidad and Tobago
Member of the Board of the Mexican Academy
Managing Director/Social Entrepreneur, Siel
of Surgery, Retirement of the Mexican Institute
Environmental Services Limited
of Social Security, The Physical Medicine and
Lucilene Danciguer | Brazil Rehabilitation Clinic
Carlos Antonio Jimenez Rueda | Costa Rica
Board Member/Advisor, AmeliaRueda.com

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Rahanna Juman | Trinidad and Tobago Andres Perez | Colombia
Deputy Director, Institute of Marine Affairs Major, National Police of Colombia
Lisbeth Karina Vergara | Panama Cesar Perez | Guatemala
Technology Program Officer, International
Kajal Mahepal | Suriname
Republican Institute
Senior Sector Coordinator, Cabinet of the Vice
President of Suriname Roberto Pineda | Panama
Professor + Surge Capacity Consultant,
Kurt Manrique Klinge | Peru
Universidad Tecnologica de Panama (UTP) +
International Specialist, Inter-American Institute
INADEH + USAID/OFDA
for Cooperation on Agriculture - IICA
Luis Pinzon | Panama
Elena Marchan | Ecuador
Senior Electromechanical Engineer, Panama
Deputy Institution Coordinator, Attorney
Canal Authority
General’s Office
Diana Quintero | Colombia
Emilio Mariscal Flores | Panama
Forestry Consultant, Independent Eva Ramos | Panama
ESL teacher, Ministry of Education
Juan Molina | Ecuador
Regional Coordinator of Research, Training Juan Rivera | Panama
and Editorial Production, CIESPAL-UNESCO Language Center Coordinator / Grant Adviser
(International Center for Studies of Social / Community Service Coordinator, Universidad
Sciences and Communication in Latin American Tecnologica de Panama
and Caribbean)
Rayza Rivera Bermudez | Panama
Andres Montero | Chile Medical Manager, Roberto Ramirez Policlinic-
President & Owner, Intertrust Head Hunting CSS
Claudemir Lucio Moraes dos Santos | Brazil Gabriela Renata Rodrigues dos Santos | Brazil
Executive Manager, ISSUP National Chapter - Social Program Advisor, Human Rights Brazil Found
Brazil
Carolina Rudnick | Chile
Itzel Morales Lagunes | Mexico President, Fundación Libera contra la Trata de
Climate Leader Engagement Coordinator, Personas y la Esclavitud en Todas sus Formas
The Climate Reality Project America Latina
Raisa Ruiz | Panama
Gissela Morales Medina | Bolivia ECD Coordinator, UDELAS
General Manager, Exporters Chamber
Igor Ivan Salvatierra Frontanilla | Bolivia
of Chuquisaca
Medical Doctor - Medical Geneticist, Hospital
Roberto Moreno | Panama Materno Infantil
Rosalba Moreno | Panama Javier Sánchez Guillén | Panama
Partner, ISOG Law Firm Chief of Operations, IDAAN
Francisco Morey | Chile Max Schmidt | Panama
Consultant on Development and Science Supervisor, Industrial and Safety Training, Panama
Communication, Independent Canal Authority
Juan Novoa | El Salvador Prudence Serju | Jamaica
Executive Director, Asociación Museo de los Chief Economist, Bank of Jamaica
Niños
Mércia Silva | Brazil
Juan Ortega | Colombia Executive Director of InPACTO, Institute for the
Innovation Senior Professional, EPM National Pact to Eradicate Slave Labor
Basilios Peftouloglou Gattas | Chile Arold Simpreux | Haiti
Deputy Director, National Direction of the Health Program Implementation Advisor,
Civil Service USAID/HAITI
Luisa Peirano Basso | Uruguay Morvin Williams | Antigua and Barbuda
Director of International Affairs, Universidad Director of International Bank’s, Cooperatives
de Montevideo and Microfinance, Financial Services Regulatory
Commission, Antigua

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OVERVIEW

U.S. Department of State

BUREAU OF EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL AFFAIRS
Jennifer Zimdahl Galt | Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary
Jennifer Gibson | Branch Chief, Office of Global Educational Programs
Allison Dower | Program Officer, Office of Global Educational Program

BUREAU OF WESTERN HEMISPHERE AFFAIRS

Jon Piechowski | Deputy Assistant Secretary

U.S. Embassy Panama

Roxanne Cabral | Chargé d’Affaires, a.i.
Francisco Paco Perez | Public Affairs Officer
Aleksandra Ristovic | Cultural Affairs Officer
Sarah Ferguson | Cultural Specialist
Dalys De Gracia | Cultural Affairs Assistant

Host Campus Representatives

Karen Beardsley | University of California, Davis
Ashley Green | Michigan State University

Institute of International Education

Max Angerholzer | Executive Vice President
Edith Cecil | Senior Vice President
Cassandra Many | Global Events Manager
Emily Yates | Program Manager
Jamie Binstock | Global Events Analyst
Molly Fiffer | Social Media and Communications Analyst
Sponsored by the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs
www.humphreyfellowship.org