One of eight international fellows selected for the Russell Berrie Fellowship in Interreligious Studies, a year-long program at a Vatican university in Rome and includes study in Israel and Palestine. Courses include Jewish-Christian Dialogue; Biblical Narratives in the Qur’an; Medieval Christianity and Islam; Jewish Philosophy; World Religions.
Studied the politics of the Israel-Palestine conflict during iTrek study abroad program in March 2018. Researched and conducted interviews with Palestinian refugees living in Ramallah, as well as Palestinian politicians and leaders in July 2018.
Yale courses include Traditions and Theologies of Jerusalem; Jews in Muslim Lands; Leadership in Changing World of Publishing; Christian-Muslim Dialogue; Islam in Asia; Building Interreligious Community; Meditation: East and West.
Recipient of Yale Club of New Haven scholarship and three fellowships for summer study at Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Liasion for Yale World Fellow and Iraqi historian Omar Mohammed.
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY, MASTER'S IN JOURNALISM, 2016
One of two students chosen to represent the journalism program on the Dean’s Student Advisory Board.
Courses included Digital Essentials for Journalists;News Writing and Reporting; Entrepreneurial Journalism; Crime Reporting; Video Journalism; Audio Storytelling; Reporting in the Field; Ethics in Journalism; Personal Branding.