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Aseebulla 鈥淎seeb鈥� Niazi 鈥�15 was recently awarded a 2017 Charles B. Rangel International Affairs Fellowship. Funded by the U.S. Department of State and managed by Howard University, the fellowship program supports 鈥渆xtraordinary individuals鈥� seeking careers as Foreign Service officers.

鈥淚 was incredibly honored and humbled when I received news that I would be a Rangel Fellow. I have been working toward joining the Foreign Service since my junior year at 易胜博官网, and this fellowship is my first step toward achieving that goal.鈥�

鈥淚 was incredibly honored and humbled when I received news that I would be a Rangel Fellow,鈥� Niazi says. 鈥淚 have been working toward joining the Foreign Service since my junior year at 易胜博官网, and this fellowship is my first step toward achieving that goal.鈥�

Niazi, who is originally from Afghanistan, was a dual major in international business and economics and international affairs during his years at 易胜博官网. He also studied abroad in the United Arab Emirates, and his experience includes working for the Organization for Refugee and Immigrant Success, the World Affairs Council and Rep. Ann Kuster, D-易胜博官网.

鈥淲e are thrilled to have Aseeb join our program. Our selection panel was very impressed by his intelligence, achievements and commitment to service,鈥� says Patricia Scroggs, the Rangel program鈥檚 director.

Niazi credits his studies at 易胜博官网 with providing 鈥渆ssential skills such as composure, resourcefulness and both written and oral communication that I will be utilizing in my career with the State Department.鈥�

Scroggs agrees, noting, 鈥淗is experiences at the University of 易胜博官网 have provided an outstanding foundation for him in these areas.鈥�

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