The extended CIE community has more than 600 members scattered around the globe. Most of our graduates are working for INGOs, working with multi-lateral agencies, working in education in their home countries, or doing freelance consulting. One or more CIE graduates can be found in almost any major city in the world. Together they form an unusual and dynamic international community.
Graduates from different generations often meet or find themselves working together, and if they don't know each other, they quickly discover that they share a common heritage with CIE. The Meet-ups below are examples of interactions in the off-campus CIE community.
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CIE members met at the meeting of the Advisory Group of the Education in Crisis and Conflict Network in Washington, May 2019.
In February 2019, Rob and Toon Fuderich met up with Tossaporn “Pan” Sariyant in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
David McCurry, Paul Englesburg, and Bonnie Mullinix met at the Walden University doctoral commencement in Tampa, Florida
Paul St John Frisoli and Martina (Ochiel) Amoth, and IE faculty member, Jacqi Mosselson, met up in Machakos, Kenya.
Fritz Affolter, Ash Hartwell and Mark Lynd met at a meeting of the Accelerated Education Working Group at UNICEF in New York
Steve Grant was in town for a reunion of french majors at Amherst College and came by Montague House where he sat down with Ash Hartwell and DRE to reminisce on CIE in the 1970s.
Habibullah Wajdi and Patrick Fine met up in Kabul in March 2018.
Kimberly Parekh and Assela Luena met in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania in January 2018.
