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Carolyn Fanelli worked as a Hart Fellow with the Women's Commission for Refugee
Women and Children in Washington DC from 1998-99. At the Women's Commission, she researched
and advocated for fairer INS practices toward women and children asylum-seekers. From
1999-2000, Carolyn was a Hart Fellow working with Exploris, an interactive global learning
center located in Raleigh. She was responsible for helping to pioneer the relationship
between the Hart Fellows in the field, visitors to Exploris and school children in North
Carolina.
Carolyn graduated from Duke in 1998 with a major in public policy studies. After her Hart
Fellowships, Carolyn worked with the Visiting International Faculty Program, a cultural
exchange program for international educators based in Chapel Hill. In 2002, Carolyn was
selected as a Rotary World Peace Scholar. In February 2003, she began a master's degree
program in International Studies with a concentration in peace and conflict resolution
at the University of Queensland, Australia. She plans to pursue a career in rebuilding
educational systems in post-conflict situations. |
