I was exposed to an ambassador visit, traveled to an important youth summit, and even allowed to help out with larger projects such as the U.S.-China Hong Kong Forum.
Jamie King
New York University ’25
Princeton University ’23
Visiting China with CUSEF was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that sparked my interest in bridging the U.S.-China relationship through my future career.
Mirika Jambudi
Harvard College China Forum ’24
What I really enjoyed was everyone’s point of views were so specific and so different from the focus that I have. It taught me that there’s so much more to learn. I gained new friends, new colleagues, and people that I’m very excited to watch and cheer on as their careers flourish.
Ose Ehianeta Arheghan
Masters Candidate, Johns Hopkins University
Formerly a UNA-USA Youth Observer to UN and a policy specialist at Google
I am able to speak my opinions and give suggestions. This sense of belonging and camaraderie within the program makes me feel included and part of a community.
Olivia Appel
Manhattan College ’25
CUSEF Intern ‘24
What made this trip especially valuable was the balance between scheduled events and informal exchange, which allowed us to gain our own understanding of things firsthand.
Sama Aziz
Yenching Scholar ’25
This immersive experience proved to be exceptionally rewarding, offering us a firsthand insight into China’s development journey and allowing us to foster valuable connections.
Orcun Dogmazer
Columbia University School of International Public Affairs
I was exposed to an ambassador visit, traveled to an important youth summit, and even allowed to help out with larger projects such as the U.S.-China Hong Kong Forum.
Jamie King
New York University ’25
Princeton University ’23
Visiting China with CUSEF was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that sparked my interest in bridging the U.S.-China relationship through my future career.
Mirika Jambudi
Harvard College China Forum ’24
What I really enjoyed was everyone’s point of views were so specific and so different from the focus that I have. It taught me that there’s so much more to learn. I gained new friends, new colleagues, and people that I’m very excited to watch and cheer on as their careers flourish.
Ose Ehianeta Arheghan
Masters Candidate, Johns Hopkins University
Formerly a UNA-USA Youth Observer to UN and a policy specialist at Google
I am able to speak my opinions and give suggestions. This sense of belonging and camaraderie within the program makes me feel included and part of a community.
Olivia Appel
Manhattan College ’25
CUSEF Intern ‘24
What made this trip especially valuable was the balance between scheduled events and informal exchange, which allowed us to gain our own understanding of things firsthand.
Sama Aziz
Yenching Scholar ’25
This immersive experience proved to be exceptionally rewarding, offering us a firsthand insight into China’s development journey and allowing us to foster valuable connections.
Orcun Dogmazer
Columbia University School of International Public Affairs
