In May, CIE celebrated the success of those completing graduate degrees. Four Doctoral students and five Master's students completed their degrees and took part in the graduation ceremony. The nine students were from eight different countries: Benin, Bhutan, India, Japan, Malawi, Pakistan, South Korea and the U.S,
Satomi Kamei (Japan) |
Yang Gyeltshen (Bhutan) |
![]() Muhammad Naeem Khawaja (Pakistan) "How many generations will be spoiled at the cost of such compromises?" The resolution strategies of high school principals in value-conflict situations between school law and moral values in Azad Kashmir |
Simeon Afouda (Benin) |
Master's students complete a capstone project as part of their degree program. Projects range from small-scale research projects to innovative applied activities. This year one of the projects was a needs assessment as part of designing an intervention for adolescent girls in India.
Evangeline Ambat (India) |
Foster Kamanga (Malawi) |
Surl Hee Kim (South Korea) |
Lusayo Mwenifumbo (Malawi) |
Lukas Winfield (USA) |
Graduation is a time of celebration - time to congratulate the graduate and for the graduate to express thanks to their advisor as well.
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