SNHU GEM Graduate Spotlight: Alexia Umugwaneza
Alexia Umugwaneza, recent SNHU GEM and JRS Kenya graduate, plans to use her degree to become a “voice for the voiceless.”
Alexia Umugwaneza, recent SNHU GEM and JRS Kenya graduate, plans to use her degree to become a “voice for the voiceless.”
Meet Aline, Dorine, and the other refugee learners pursuing higher education and accomplishing their dreams.
SNHU GEM leaders and graduates met with leaders in refugee education at the Global Refugee Forum.
SNHU GEM and partners Kepler and Jesuit Refugee Service Kenya held ceremonies in Nairobi and Kigali to celebrate the new graduates.
Congratulations to SNHU GEM students Joseph Pal Char and Rene Ndayambaje!
To reach the UNHCR target of enrolling 15 percent of refugees in higher education by 2030, SNHU GEM students called on universities, international organizations and governments to work with refugees to provide more opportunities for refugees to enroll in higher education by taking into account the complex circumstances of displaced learners.
SNHU Vice President and GEM Executive Director Rachael Sears reflects on World Refugee Day and how to make “hope away from home” a reality for all refugees.
A shared commitment to serving refugee learners is the basis for a thriving partnership between SNHU GEM and JRS Kenya.
The CLCC 2022 Yearbook captures a year of learnings and partnership in refugee higher education.
Agnes Burume, a Project Manager at SNHU GEM, discusses the experiences of women refugees in higher education.