Kyra Levine (USA), M.A., class of 2007 |
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She says: "I am continuing my research on Tanzania, which was one of my cases in my AGS thesis, and the connections between national identity, colonial politics, and socio-linguistic issues related to the use of Swahili in the German colonial administration. I was so encouraged by Drs. McGiffen, Harwich and Kobtzeff at my thesis defense that it helped influence my decision to keep researching this multifaceted topic." |
Kyra Levine has entered a doctoral program at the Université de la Sorbonne in Paris. Her area is socio-linguistics and German colonial history in Africa.
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 Danny Padilla Philippines
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The knowledge I acquired at AGS as well as my inter-personal and diplomatic skills, developed during my AGS days, come in handy today when dealing with different government officials, staff from various UN agencies, and even my colleagues in UNESCO who come from different cultural backgrounds.