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 mambers gathered at the home of Nina Papadopolous to wish farewell to 
Pat Maguire and Gudrun Forsberg recently got together in Florida.
Sushan Acharya, a consultant for Another Option, met with Ed Graybill the CoP of an Early Grade Reading Program in Nepal.
Meet-up at Unesco conference in Kigali, Rwanda
Three CIE graduates from different eras met in Kathmandu, Nepal in August 2015.
Wendy Wheaton and Jacqi Mosselson met while they were attending a conference on Peace Education in Doha, Qatar in February 2016.
lma Khan was visiting Kabul fron her home in Pakistan and doing some consulting with MSI on a Civil Society Report. She got together with Mujtaba Hedayet and Noori Noorallah at a local restaurant.
Early CIE graduates meet up in Napa Valley California
Hunter and Lukas shared experiences in Bangkok
