Conclusion includes closing remarks about the findings in the IIE-SRF impact study

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About IIE includes an overview of IIE and provides statistics about the IIE Scholar Rescue Fund

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“Rescuing these scholars ensures that their accumulated knowledge will be passed on to countless students and future generations. This multiplier effect is essential to a brighter future.”

MAR K A. ANGELSON IIE Chair and IIE-SRF Chair Emeritus

(Above, left to right) Eunice Kamaara, IIE-SRF alumna and scholar of religious studies and public health from Kenya (Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis, U.S.); Fathiah Zakham, IIE-SRF alumna and microbiologist from Yemen (University of Helsinki, Finland); Barakatullo Ashurov, IIE-SRF alumnus and linguist and historian from Tajikistan (Harvard University, U.S. and Boston College, U.S.). Dr. Ashurov is the second IIE-SRF Beau Biden Scholar.

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