Three Kellogg Alums Receive 2020 Library Research Awards
Two Kellogg International Scholar alumni and an International Development Studies minor aluma have been named winners of 2020 University of Notre Dame Library Research Awards,
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ISP Alumni Virtual Talks
The Kellogg Institute is hosting a series of virtual talks with its distinguished alumni. The week of March 18-22, students of the Kellogg International Scholars Program are invited to meet with four of Kellogg's ISP alumni via virtual Alumni Talks. Below are more details about each session. Kellogg alumni will talk about their careers and share advice with current students. We hope that you will take advantage of this opportunity by signing up to meet with at least one of them.
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Two Kellogg International Scholar alumni and an International Development Studies minor aluma have been named winners of 2020 University of Notre Dame Library Research Awards,
International Development Studies minor Tatiana Silva ’21 surveyed more than 200 women in Argentina about medical care during pregnancy and childbirth to determine the effectiveness of a law banning obstetric violence. She also asked pregnant women how COVID-19 was impacting their prenatal care.
Former International Development Studies minor Nicole Waddick ‘19 (political science) was commissioned by UNESCO to write a paper in the Global Education Monitoring Report called “Inclusion and Education: All Means All.”