Chapter Leader

Switzerland, Ana Gurau (DPP ’11)

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Since graduation, Ana has been busy strengthening her international development profile, with a focus on global health, public finance, and social justice. In 2015 she relocated to Switzerland, where she worked for the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. She recently joined a Swiss national research project on dementia policy and pursues a PhD in Biomedical sciences (spec. Bioethics) at the University of Geneva.

Why does she volunteer as an Alumni Chapter Leader?

Czechia, Ekaterina Radaeva (LEGS '99)

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Ekaterina Radaeva (LEGS ’99) is a legal and management professional with experience of working in Russia, Canada, Germany and Czech Republic. Additionally, Ekaterina has teaching and research experience in private international law, international business, and corporate law. Prior to her moving to Czech Republic in 2018, Ekaterina worked for ten years as the CEO of a Russian subsidiary of an international construction company.

Why does she volunteer as an Alumni Chapter Leader?

Georgia, Mikheil Shavtvaladze (POLS ’10)

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Mikheil is a 4th semester PhD student in political science at Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University. He also works at the university as a visiting lecturer at the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences.

Since 2012, he is actively participating as a returning scholar in OSF's and HESP's Academic Fellowship Program. Thanks to the Marie Curie Actions Scholarship, he will visit Vilnius University for one semester to give classes, participate in conferences and do doctoral research.

 Any special plans for the Georgian Alumni Chapter?

Spain, Liudmilla Liutsko (ENVS ’97)

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Liudmilla defended and obtained her PhD in Personality and Behavior from the University of Barcelona in 2013, where she also worked until 2015. She also realized a short stay at the Lomonosov Moscow State University, Faculty of Psychology, thanks to an Erasmus Mundi grant.

Kosovo, Jeton Mehmeti (DPP ’09)

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Jeton works as the research director of the GAP Institute, a Kosovo-based think tank. He has extensive experience in research and policy advocacy, and his academic papers have been published by Pelgrave Macmillan, Brown Walker Press, Nomos, and the Journal of Balkans and Near Eastern Studies among others. Jeton is the country author of IREX’s annual report, the Media Sustainability Index, and has received two fellowship awards, the Marshall Memorial Fellowship and the Balkan Fellowship for Journalistic Excellence.