COVID-19 Alumni Update
During these challenging times, the Wilson Center continues to deliver thought leadership and analysis, even though we are now working remotely. We have heard from many of our alumni, who are doing well and continuing their work, often teaching remotely; though others, sadly, are being kept from their research.
Our Wilson Center alumni continue to be a huge intellectual resource. Below please find a selection of their work on COVID-19.
Alumni should reach out to alumni@wilsoncenter.org to update the Wilson Center with their work and accomplishments.
The views, opinions, positions expressed by the authors are theirs alone, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Wilson Center or its employees. The Wilson Center makes no representations as to accuracy, completeness, correctness, suitability, or validity of any information expressed by the author.
Featured Alumni
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Sanchita Banerjee Saxena, Asia Program (2010 and 2014)
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Alison Brysk, Global Women’s Leadership Initiative (2013-2014)
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Frederick "Skip" Burkle, Maternal Health Initiative (2010 - 2016)
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Jeff Colgan, Environmental Change and Security Program (2012-2013)
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Victoria Clement, Kennan, (2016 - 2017)
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Wayne Cornelius, Latin America Program (1979-1980)
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Zuhumnan Dapel, Africa (2017), "It Is Too Late to Save These Victims of the Pandemic"
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Ariel Dorfman, Latin America Program (1980-1981)
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Deborah Hellerman (2005-2006)
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K.V. Kesavan, Asia Program (2013)
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Josef Konvitz, Center for Urban Sustainability Program (1987)
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Christina Lamb, Asia Program (2018)
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Ali Riaz, Asia Program (2013)
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Xuefei Ren, Asia Program (2011-2012)
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Quito Swan, Global Risk and Resilience Program (2018-2019)
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Alexander Thurston, Africa Program (2017-2018)
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Scott Wallace, Brazil Institute (2009)
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Mona Yacoubian, Middle East Program (1994-1995)