Eunice Ajambo (2006 - 2007)
Uganda
Eunice Ajambo is currently (November 2008) a graduate student at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University, where she is pursuing a Master in Public Policy degree on a Public Policy and International Affairs’ Fellowship. She is also an Archbishop Desmond Tutu Leadership Fellow for Africa.
Eunice has written on US-Africa relations at All Africa Global Media in Washington D.C. She has studied the Political Economy of East Asia in Beijing, China. She has studied Scandinavian Politics at the University of Oslo. She has simulated EU policy making with Civic Concepts International in Prague, the Czech Republic. She has also published on Africa-related issues in scholarly journals and online sites including, the Michigan Journal of Political Science and the Harvard Business School Press. Her senior thesis paper “Inaction as Action: South Africa’s Political Culture of Protest and the Declining Voter Turnout” was published in the Spring 2007 Issue of The Michigan Journal of Political Science.
As a Sauvé Scholar, she studied Canada’s trade and development policy towards Africa.
Eunice is a graduate of the Red Cross Nordic United World College in Norway and she holds a B.A. degree magna cum laude in Political Science/ International Relations from Carleton College in Minnesota, USA. She has received awards including the Frank B. Kellogg International Scholarship, the Technos International Prize, and the Forum for African Women Educationalist (FAWE) Scholarship, among others.
Links:
- Eunice Ajambo ‘06 Awarded Archbishop Tutu Leadership Fellowship. Eunice Ajambo ‘06, a former Kellogg Scholar from Uganda, has been awarded the prestigious Archbishop Tutu Leadership Fellowship through the African Leadership Institute. The Fellowship program aims to provide a platform for learning by potential future leaders across the African continent.
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Country of origin
Uganda
