As CIE graduates retire or approach the end of their professional careers, they face the question of what to do with all that they have done, learned, and written. They ask themselves if others might benefit in some way from their work, but face the challenge of how to share their experience. Patricia Maguire has provided us with an inspiring example of one answer to that question.
In what is becoming an annual event, 
The CIE network was again well represented at the 2022 CIES conference in Minneapolis with nearly 30 CIE/IE graduates, current students and faculty members listed on the program.
In July of 2021 
Nangyalai Attal has been awarded a visiting fellowship with the Echidna Global Scholars Program of the Brookings Institute
Anne Dodge
Haleh Arbab
For the second year in a row, the CIES annual conference was held virtually via Zoom. With the lessons learned from 2020, the conference organizers were able to provide a very smooth and effective platform for participants from anywhere in the world.
Afghan students gathered in Mill River Park in Amherst in November 2020 to honor Barbara Gravin Wilbur on her retirement and thank DRE and Gretchen Rossman for their many years of work with Afghan students.
oDe Baker met up with Sherry Russell on the Washington Mall in November 2020.