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Photo: Professor Akbar Ahmed and his "Journey into America" team.

July 2 Kellee James ’04 Appointed a White House Fellow

SIS, Kogod graduate will spend a year working in a high-level position in Washington.
July 1 Documentary Chronicling Ahmed’s Journey Debuts July 4

Film will be shown at the Islamic Society of North America convention at the Washington Convention Center.

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Being Green

SIS graduates focus on protecting the environment. Learn how one alum's ideas are building.

changing the world

Aisha Bain endeavors to make lives better. See what she's doing in Darfur - and how you can help.

Building a Better Iraq

Bilal Wahab is confident he can help his home country transition into a democracy.

doing for others

SIS alumni are serving the world in many different capacities. Read Jennryn Wetzler's story.