Doyle Undergraduate Fellows Program
Part of the Doyle Engaging Difference Program, the Undergraduate Fellows program brings faculty and students together to foster student engagement with difference through scholarship and interreligious, intercultural engagement on campus, in the D.C. community, and around the world.
Student fellows conduct original research projects that explore the broader implications of cultural and religious diversity, organize and participate in events and service projects, and blog regularly for the Berkley Center to build a community of students engaged in academic and outreach work on these issues. The research theme for the Doyle Undergraduate Fellows program changes annually, and fellows are selected at the beginning of each academic year.
Project Leader
Ryann Craig
Director of Student Programs
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Interviews
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Events
Mar
30
30
2016
Featured - Engaging Diversity, Building Peace, Changing Communities
12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. Healey Family Student Center
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