The Gallatin Global Newsletter
News, Profiles, and Reflections from Gallatin's Global Programs
By Karen Santos Karen Santos is a Gallatin senior concentrating in Feminism and Artivism in Latin America and the Caribbean. She was a 2022 Gallatin Global Human Rights Fellow. Santos graduated with honors from BMCC, majoring in Writing and Literature. Born and raised in Cuba, she emigrated to Equatorial Guinea where she fell in love … Continue reading Trauma and Imagination – Reflections from a Human Rights Fellow
By Ariana Juarez Ariana Juarez is a Gallatin sophomore. She traveled with Gallatin Office of Global Programs on the Islamic Spain course in Summer 2022, led by Professor Mehmet Darakcioglu. My first ever study abroad experience was at the end of my freshman year, when I decided to take a chance and go to Europe … Continue reading Reflections from Islamic Spain: Ariana Juarez
By Noran Morsi Marco Semeghini is a marketing manager with significant experience in the industry of fashion, with a focus on menswear. After graduating with a Master’s in Business Administration at Bocconi University in Milan, he started his career in the retail sector, covering the role of buyer for La Rinascente, the leading Italian high-range … Continue reading NYU Global Spotlight: Interview with NYU Florence Fashion Program Professors
Anna Kazumi Stahl is a fiction writer and holds a PhD in Comparative Literature from the University of California, Berkeley. Stahl became Interim Site Director of NYU Buenos Aires in 2013, earning the Site Director title in May 2014. Prof. Stahl continues to teach Creative Writing at NYUBA and was the inaugural faculty mentor for … Continue reading NYU GLOBAL SPOTLIGHT: AN INTERVIEW WITH Anna Kazumi Stahl, BUENOS AIRES
Rabie Barakat joined our community as the Gallatin Global Faculty in Residence for the Spring ‘22 semester. Rabie Barakat’s expertise primarily relates to media and politics in the Arab world. He received his PhD from the University of Edinburgh in 2016. His research addressed al-Jazeera’s coverage of the 2011 Arab uprisings and the network’s contribution … Continue reading GLOBAL FACULTY IN RESIDENCE: AN INTERVIEW WITH RABIE BARAKAT
Raadiya Shardow is a junior at Gallatin studying public policy, economics, and social impact, with a Minor in Arabic. As the co-Leader for the First-Generation/Low-Income Partnership at NYU, she’s passionate about educational equity and building a community that centers belonging and advocates for equity and accessibility. She serves as a mentor for first-year Gallatin students … Continue reading Interview with Spring 2022 NYU Prague Student Raadiya Shardow