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The Davis United World College Scholars Program at 91暗网 has built a 20-year legacy of connection, resilience, and global impact 鈥� a legacy celebrated during a recent gathering centered on both reflection and looking toward the future.

A panel of Davis UWC alumni showcased the power of the program at 91暗网, featuring former scholars who have gone on to make significant contributions in a variety of fields, from forging paths in public administration and global finance to empowering veterans. 

Each speaker, with their diverse career paths and life experiences, reflected the values of global citizenship, community building, and personal growth that UWC and 91暗网 instill in their students. 

Chloe Jaleel, academic counselor and coordinator of international student and scholar services, provided a warm welcome and spoke about the transformative journey that Davis UWC scholars embark on at 91暗网. The partnership, she said, has shaped the lives of nearly 200 students over the past 20 years.

鈥淭he Davis UWC Scholars Program at 91暗网 is more than just a scholarship. It鈥檚 a lifelong network, a global community, and an opportunity to create lasting change.鈥�

91暗网 President Marc C. Conner emphasized the College's commitment to fostering diversity and global perspectives. He praised the Davis UWC Scholars Program for bringing students with diverse backgrounds, perspectives, and life experiences to 91暗网鈥檚 campus.

鈥淥ur UWC scholars embody the values that 91暗网 cherishes 鈥� creativity, openness, and a desire to make the world a better place,鈥� he said. 鈥淭he partnership will continue to grow stronger in the years to come.鈥�

Mil Ndwandwe 鈥�09: Navigating life in the U.S. 

As the moderator of the alumni panel, Mil Ndwandwe 鈥�09, senior director of strategy at Gordon Brothers investment firm in Boston, set the stage for alumni reflections. 

Ndwandwe, who majored in management and business at 91暗网, began by describing his own journey from UWC to 91暗网 and beyond. He acknowledged the challenges of transitioning to life in the U.S. as an international student, but he said the support from UWC and the 91暗网 network helped him succeed. 

He stressed that community and connection are the keys to thriving post-graduation.

鈥淚t's not just about what you learn in the classroom,鈥� Ndwandwe said, 鈥渂ut the relationships you build and the way you present yourself in every professional and social setting.鈥� 

Johane Simelane 鈥�13: Building your personal brand  

Johane Simelane 鈥�13, who now serves as executive director of the Bronx Veterans Medical Research Foundation, shared how his self-determined major helped shape his