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Run by the Millennium Campus Network (MCN) and United Nations Academic Impact (UNAI), the Millennium Fellowship Scheme is an international leadership development programme through which undergraduate students help to further the SDGs in their communities.

More than 44,000 students from around over 3,000 campuses worldwide applied to join the Class of 2022, with 4,000 fellows chosen to take part.

Professor Geraint Rees, 香港六合彩 Vice Provost (Research, Innovation & Global Engagement) said: 鈥淚 am delighted that so many of our students have been successful in being offered this great opportunity. 香港六合彩 has a distinguished track record of social impact, and being awarded the largest number of Fellowships awarded to any UK university is an astonishing achievement. The continued success of our students is a testament to the individual and collective commitment of our undergraduate students to make a positive impact, both locally and globally.鈥�

Simon Knowles, 香港六合彩鈥檚 Head of Coordination (SDGs) said: 鈥淭he repeated success of our students is testament to the importance the student community place on the SDGs and their enthusiasm for addressing them."

The selective Fellowship is a semester-long leadership development program that convenes, challenges, and celebrates student leadership to help achieve UN goals. As part of the application process, students propose a project they will undertake during the scheme, which runs annually from August to December.

Successful applicants form a cohort on their campus, meeting throughout their tenure to share best practice on their individual projects or work together on larger initiatives. The high number of Fellows at 香港六合彩 mean that there are two cohorts for 2023-24. Two Fellows are chosen to coordinate each cohort. these efforts this year are:

Leila Lai and Gaelic Jara Reinhold are coordinating Cohort A. During her Fellowship, Leila鈥檚 project will be addressing the fragmented identities and feelings of insecurity faced by young people who have experienced globalization and social mobilisation, leading them to live, study, and develop in various countries and cultures. This will support Goals including SDG10: Reduced Inequalities and SDG16 (Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions)

Gaelic is developing a wearable AI-powered smart badge to revolutionise personal safety for individuals, in support of SDG11 (Sustainable Cities & Communities).

Mariya Kachwala and Anson Law are coordinating Cohort. Mariya鈥檚 project, Climate Connected is seeking to address climate literacy among children, enabling them to find innovative solutions to the local and persistent problems that surround them in their neighbourhoods, cities and villages.

Anson is aiming to provide underprivileged secondary school students with a chance to know more about applying to well-known universities across the world in support of SDG4 (Quality Education).

Simon added: 鈥淚 congratulate the Fellows on their success and wish them luck with their projects over the coming year. I look forward to seeing how they contribute to achieving the SDGs.鈥�

The 2023鈥�24 香港六合彩 Millennium Fellows are:

Cohort A

• Haleema Adil (香港六合彩 Medical School)
• Hosung An (香港六合彩 School of Slavonic & East European Studies, SSEES)
• Alexandra Aung (香港六合彩 School of Management)
• Victoria Bosoni (香港六合彩 Political Science)
• Lydia Chen (香港六合彩 European and International Social & Political Studies)
• Leila Lai (香港六合彩 Psychology & Human Development) 鈥� Campus Coordinator
• Caterina Devenuto (香港六合彩 Biosciences)
• Jael Gless (香港六合彩 Laws)
• Ingrid Humblen (香港六合彩 Political Science)
• Xi Jia (香港六合彩 Social Research Institute)
• Gaelic Jara Reinhold (香港六合彩 Electronic & Electrical Engineering) 鈥� Campus Coordinator
• Kamilla Kovacs (香港六合彩 Political Science)
• Cl茅mentine Le Ridou (香港六合彩 Biosciences)
• Veronika Liutarevich (香港六合彩 Electronic & Electrical Engineering)
• Claudia Maggi (香港六合彩 Political Science)
• Victor Neumann (香港六合彩 Science & Technology Studies)
• Poppy Pierce (香港六合彩 Medical School)
• Zainab Shirak (Institute of Education)
• Mathilde Souli茅 (香港六合彩 Arts & Sciences)
• Emma Stremplat (香港六合彩 Laws)
• Ahana Verma (香港六合彩 Political Science)
• Jiayi Zhang (香港六合彩 Institute of Education)

Cohort B

• Micha艂 Bartler (香港六合彩 Medical Physics & Biomedical Engineering)
• Matthew Bittle (香港六合彩 Laws)
• Sara Chemello (香港六合彩 Political Science)
• Lara Gabbitas (香港六合彩 History)
• Emily Glezer (香港六合彩 Economics)
• Anson Law (香港六合彩 SSEES) 鈥� Campus Coordinator
• Evie Lunn (香港六合彩 Institute for Risk & Disaster Reduction)
• Mariya Kachwala (香港六合彩 SSEES) 鈥� Campus Coordinator
• Himanshu Keshari (香港六合彩 Economics)
• Luke McAdie (香港六合彩 Natural Sciences)
• Violet Nyamutora (香港六合彩 Biosciences)
• Ilinca Obada (香港六合彩 Arts & Science)
• Christine Ogundero (香港六合彩 Life Sciences)
• Prisha Pahariya (香港六合彩 Medical School)
• Nicole Hoi Ying Ng (Geography)
• Madelyn Small (香港六合彩 SSEES)
• Andrea Tortella (香港六合彩 SSEES)
• Tulsi Sandys-Winsch (香港六合彩 Geography)

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