Get an in-depth view of the experiences of our UN Program participants in New York.
Each fall, a small group of Â鶹ÊÓƵ seniors comes to New York to participate in the Kahane Â鶹ÊÓƵ-at-the-UN program.
Final Monday morning meetings with our teams, final log-ins to our internship email addresses, and teary digital Zoom goodbyes filled our December as our internships and classes came to a close.
The Kahane Â鶹ÊÓƵ-at-the-UN Program cohort has been hard at work this past month balancing full-time internships with UN coursework.
Each fall, roughly 18 Â鶹ÊÓƵ seniors come to New York to participate in the Kahane-Â鶹ÊÓƵ-at-the-UN program.
Welcome to the final edition of the 2019 Kahane Â鶹ÊÓƵ at the UN Newsletter.
The weeks and months that have gone by have been quite exciting and fulfilling; but, with such attributes come the strain and pain of hard work, limited sleep and coffee; lots and lots of coffee.
We have made it past halfway through the semester, yet it certainly feels like the journey just began a few days ago. The past two weeks have been an adventure of a lifetime as we have had the opportunity to dig deeper into our internship responsibilities.
Recuperating from the brunt of the United Nations (UN) General Assembly Week, the G-15 have been very busy within the past two weeks providing support to our missions and agencies as they prepare for and take on the weeks ahead in the committee season.
Over the past two weeks, the G-15 (the 15-student cohort in the 2019 Kahane UN Program) have been able to familiarize themselves with the city they now call home.
The G-15 (the 15-student cohort in the 2019 Kahane UN Program) arrived in New York on Wednesday, August 28, with a mix of excitement and anxiety over what the future holds for us.