ALUMNI

Welcome to the Alumni page, which we plan to develop as a resource and support source for our graduates, responding to the need expressed in Caux during the 2008 Reunion.

Networking

We encourage all of you to go to the IofC international web site www.iofc.org and become members of the xChange – the internal site for news, forums, resources, opportunities, and networking possibilities through the database. Enter your contact information, profile and picture on the database. This is an excellent way for Caux Scholars to find one another. Use either Kathy Aqulina, or Randy Ruffin, as a reference name. If you cannot find a fellow Caux Scholar for whom you are searching, or you are going to a new part of the world and want to know what other CSP grads are there, or have an interest and want to find others who share it, write to Kathy Aquilina Email here, or Randy Ruffin Email here and they will be glad to try to help you.

CSP Alumni Scholarship

For more information and to apply for the CSP alumni scholarship please click here.

Support

Our Caux Scholar faculty and staff are ready to give advice, share experience, and support you in a variety of ways. Below we give contact information for a good number of the faculty and staff who have served Caux Scholars through the years. If there is someone you would like to contact who is not listed, be in touch with Kathy Aquilina Email here.

Dr. Barry Hart (wife Vesna Mudri Hart, CSP ’97)
USA
Email here

Dr. Barry Hart is Professor in the Center for Justice and Peacebuilding at Eastern Mennonite University in Harrisonburg, Virginia, USA.

Ms. Michelle LeBaron (daughter Genevieve was CSP 2004)
CANADA
Email here

Michelle LeBaron is the Director of the Dispute Resolution Program at the University of British Columbia.

Dr. Mohammed Abu-Nimer
USA
Email here

Dr. Abu-Nimer is Professor of International Peace and Conflict Resolution at American University, Washington, DC, USA.

Samuel Gbaydee Doe
SRI LANKA
Email here

Sam Doe, a doctoral candidate at Bradford University, UK, is currently a Development and Reconciliation Advisor with the Office of the Resident Coordinator, UNDP, Sri Lanka.

John Katunga is Catholic Relief Services (CRS) regional technical advisor for peacebuilding and justice in the east Africa regon, based in Nairobi, Kenya.
Email here

(Mrs.) Randy Ruffin, Chair, CSP; Program Dir. 1994-1998
Email here 

(Mrs.) Naila Sherman, Program Director 1999 - 2003
Email here

Naila is currently with Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service in Qatar. 

Krista Rigalo, Program Director 2003 – 2006
Krista is currently working with the Peace Corps in Washington, DC, responsible for the Sahel region of Africa. She has recently completed work on her doctoral dissertation from George Mason University’s Institute of Conflict Analysis and Resolution. 

Kathy Aquilina, Program Director
Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Suite 601
Washington, DC 20036-2244
USA1-202-872-9077
Email here or Email here

Opportunities

The Caux Scholars Program welcomes applications from former scholars to be interns with the Program. Those interested in applying for the 2010 program should send a letter of intent, indicating why they would like to be an intern, including what they would hope to gain from the experience of working with Caux Scholars and returning to Caux and what they believe they can contribute. Applications are due by February 28, 2010.