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Catherine Witt will continue her studies in Lebanon, where she plans to work with refugees.

Faculty will travel with rural educators to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan for a curriculum development project.

Mohammed Sharaf graduated from the UA in 1985 with a degree in Business Administration.

Mohamed Alkatheeri attended the Youth Assembly in New York this semester and has big plans for a sustainable future.

The inaugural International Sports Diplomacy and Leadership Conference united athletes, academics, and global leaders.

A worldwide collaboration has won a highly competitive award from the National Science Foundation.

The consortium will design binational research projects and promote faculty and student exchange.

Leah Durán has been announced as the third Richard Ruiz Scholar/Artist in Residence and will fill the position in Guanajuato.

Cristina Curran found her passion for public health in Africa and will return there this summer as a Peace Corps volunteer.

Dr. Enrique Graue Wiechers met with several dignitaries to discuss current and future collaborations between the UA and UNAM.

Ricardo Valerdi shares why the University of Arizona is well suited to lead the conversation on international sports diplomacy.

Charlotte shares her love for cross-cultural dialogue in this month's "10 Questions."