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Rae Stremel

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Rae is currently in Chungli, Taiwan teaching English to Taiwanese kids. Her experience at IGE helped her to focus on what she wanted and her intentions for life and therefore inspired her to consider the Peace Corps and graduate school. Rae credits IGE President Chris Seiple with "introducing us to a million different people doing a billion different things" and was grateful for being encouraged as young woman to pursue a pre-existing desire for a career in international relations and development.

Articles by Rae Stremel

  • Can Musharraf Force Change?
  • "Countries of Particular Concern"?: Evaluating the 2001 State Department Report on Religious Freedom
  • Can we Sanction our way to Religious Freedom?

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