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A first-hand account of the effort to help Afghans at risk make it onto one of the last flights out

An ambassador, a professor, and a U.S. diplomat advocate for those facing danger at home and uncertainty abroad

Menu gets a makeover and dining center gets a rebranding

School: School of Medicine 

Degree: Master of Public Health 

Home: The Northeast Kingdom of Vermont. While I don't have the pleasure of living there now, it’s where I spent my childhood and where my heart remains. 

School: The Fletcher School 

Degree: Master of Arts in Law and Diplomacy

Home: My family. I have four younger sisters, two college-aged, one eight, and one six, and I miss them all the time. 

School: Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy 

Degree: Ph.D. in Agriculture, Food and Environment  

School: The Fletcher School 
Degree: Master of Arts in Law and Diplomacy 
Home: I grew up in Norfolk, Virginia, which is the headquarters of NATO in North America. They have the NATO parade and NATO Fest every year. 

School: School of Medicine 

Degrees: Doctor of Medicine and Master’s of Public Health 

Home: I’m from Philadelphia, but I have been fortunate to feel at home in many different places, from Botswana to Tufts.  

School: The Fletcher School 
Degree: Master of Arts in Law and Diplomacy 
Home: Prior to moving to the United States, I was a journalist in Afghanistan. The United States is my adopted country.