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eVents Alumni Communities Around the World sais alumni continue to be active on nearly all continents, initiating gatherings to connect with each other, sais professors, and current and prospective students. stay informed about alumni events through our monthly e-newsletter, <strong>SAIS</strong> Alumni NEWS. to subscribe, contact saisalum@jhu.edu. AFRICA Johannesburg, South Africa alumni are connecting more frequently in africa. spearheaded by Reginald shaver ’00 and agustin Cornejo ’04, sais graduates met for happy hour at metro Restaurant Café and Bar on september 9 and hope to do so again in the near future. 82 saisPHeRe In Johannesburg, clockwise from left: Jason Cooper and wife Heather Cooper ’00, Friedrich Schröder B’06, ’07 and wife Julia Schröder, Anne-Lucie Lafourcade, John L. Less ’98, Stephanie Wolters ’97, Sam Shaver and husband Reginald Shaver ’00 ASIA Bangkok, Thailand Professor Karl Jackson gathered with sais friends in Bangkok hosted by Bob Fitts and Pichaya “noi” Fitts ’04 on march 6 in their home. sais alumni discussed the results of the thai presidential election and what it will mean for the future of thailand at the Polo & equestrian Club in Bangkok on July 21. � In Bangkok, front row: Rachaneekorn Poomipug, Seth Kane ’11, Brian Jungwiwattanaporn ’09, Aldo Morri B’87, ’88, Panravee Mori and Danny Marks ’10; second row: Bao-Chiun Jing ’12, Pajaree Varathorn ’13, Fumiko Nagano B’03, ’04, Alison Symons ’01, Craig Symons, Kullawee Pongpattanajit ’08, Gayshiel Grandison ’12, Luc Chauvin ’90, Nopporn Wong-anan ’98, Derek Keswakaroon ’08, Nattakorn Devakula ’03 and Thitinan Pongsudhirak ’92; back row: Sam Christopherson, Ran Hu ’12, Roger Arnold, Noppon Sagnanert B’11, ’12, Ashley Burgin ’12, Eric Fisher, Phil Robertson ’97, Sirapol Ridhiprasart B’09, ’10, Jirawat Poomsrikaew ’03, Jirayu Tulyanond ’02 and Pongsiri Vorapongse ’09
In Bangkok, standing: Linda True ’04, Professor Jae Ku Ph.D. ’03, Professor Karl Jackson, Thitinan Pongsudhirak ’92, Bao-Chiun Jing ’12, Yuting Hsu, Pichayanin Wangchalabovorn ’13, Noppon Sagnanert ’12, Derek Keswakaroon ’08 and Seth Kane ’10; seated: Phil Robertson ’97, Pajaree Varathorn ’13 and Worawut Chawengkiat ’12 sais alumni in Bangkok enjoyed a visit from Professors Karl Jackson and Jae Ku Ph.D. ’03 on august 9 at molly malone’s. � Colombo, Sri Lanka sais alumni, students and friends socialized with Professor Ruth wedgwood at the Barefoot Garden Café in Colombo on march 23. Hong Kong Graduates joined current students and Career services Director Ron lambert JHu’05 for happy hour as part of the fourth-annual asia Career trek on January 13, 2011, at the annexx in Hong Kong. Jakarta, Indonesia sais alumni came together on march 7 for an informal social gathering and dinner hosted by norbert Baas B’76, who is serving as German ambassador in Jakarta. liana Bianchi ’06, Payton Deeks ’06, astari Daenuwy ’08 and fellow alumni in Jakarta joined Director of admissions sidney Jackson for drinks at De Burse on september 28. � In Jakarta, Amanda Lonsdale ’06, Jack Kneeland ’06, Daniel Chirpich ‘05, Payton Deeks ’06 and J. Michael Nehrbass ’96 alumni news & notes In Manila, Gerd Droesse B’78, Jacob Young ’05, Edi Sian ’04, Jennifer Frias ’10, Logan Sturm ’02, Philip Erquiaga ’82, Pamela Pontius ’07, a guest and Cedric Crelo ’08 Manila, Philippines � manila alumni led by mary abad B’04, ’04, edi sian ’04 and Jacob Young ’05 gathered for happy hour at side Bar on april 27. Seoul, South Korea � Professor David m. lampton met with sais alumni in seoul for dinner and a discussion on “u.s.-China Relations in an era of Difficulty” at samwon Garden on January 14, 2011. <strong>SAIS</strong> alumni and Professor David M. Lampton in Seoul Singapore alumni and their guests held an informal dinner at Jumbo in singapore on February 24. singapore alumni gathered on July 30 at CmPB restaurant at Dempsey Hill with current students and graduates joining from Bangkok, Jakarta and washington, D.C. � In Singapore, Adam Jarczyk N’09, ’10, Kathleen Bissonnette ’12, Catherine Chen ’12, Amy Weiner N’08, ’11 and Julien Deslangles- Blanch N’09, ’10
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