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Jenni García Quiceno (Colombia), José Antonio Balcárcel Milián (Guatemala), and César Velásquez Sánchez (Guatemala), Class of 2021 completed two Graduation Projects characterized by ingenuity, creativity, and meticulous work with incredible results.
Graduation Projects: Innovation through creativity and science Read More »
David Alirekie is a Ugandan teacher who voluntarily supports East African students in their admission process to EARTH. He does whatever is necessary to help. For years, he has watched many young people become change leaders and believes that one day, the entire African continent will celebrate the work of our university.
An ally for social change in Africa Read More »
Miguel Arrieta (’21, Costa Rica) studies the introduction of ducks and sheep into a regenerative organic agriculture system, thanks to funding from apparel brand Patagonia and guidance from EARTH faculty…
Sustainability solution: Regenerative organic agriculture Read More »
In 2014, Atong Akoi Acom (’24) and 2 million others were forced to flee the raging violence in South Sudan. Despite the many challenges of growing up in a UN camp, she dedicated herself to studying and generating entrepreneurial opportunities for fellow refugees. We are proud to welcome her into our Class of 2024.
Crossing borders to change the world Read More »
In 2014, Khaalid Ahmed Awali (’18, Somaliland) excitedly learned he had been admitted to EARTH University. The moment was made even sweeter when he heard that his friend Saeed Mohamud Farah (’18, Somaliland), too, had been admitted. Both fully funded as Mastercard Foundation scholars, eagerly traveled to Costa Rica to study agricultural engineering…
Sowing abundance: EARTH grads teach drought-readiness to farmers Read More »
When Antonio Pérez Sántiz (Class of 2021, Mexico) was eight years old, he read in a book that education is the key to success. Since then, he has not stopped striving to find new…
A Tzeltal student’s pursuit of education Read More »
When Faith Mukami John (Class of 2015, Kenya) finished high school and had to choose a career, people around her were surprised: in the context she came from, it was rare to…
Fighting climate change in Africa Read More »
De la mano con el caficultor. Under this slogan – meaning “hand-in-hand with the coffee farmer” – Terence Fuschich (Class of 1998, Honduras) has worked to sustainably boost small…
Social impact for Honduran coffee farmers Read More »
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