A Responsibility to Enhance Education
As a United Board Fellow, Elisabeth Penti Kurniawati gained a new perspective on her career, including the importance of alumni relations and resource development.
Scholar/Fellow Profiles
Learn more about the educators who have participated in our programs.
Tony Sam George, Christ University
Leadership and Self-Awareness
With the support of a generous alumnus, Dr. Tony Sam George and his colleagues in the psychology department at Christ University are developing new training programs to prepare and sustain leaders.
Freeman Foundation Renews Support for United Board Fellows Program
Three individuals designated Freeman Fellows.
Meilinda, Petra Christian University
Bringing Theater Skills to New Roles
Former United Board Fellow Meilinda has discovered that her theater-based skills are useful in her new role as director of the Office of Institutional Advancement at Petra Christian University.
Pham Quang Huy, Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam
A Deeper Understanding of Peace
At International Christian University, Pham Quang Huy gained a more comprehensive understanding of peace and experienced new approaches to teaching and learning.
Lilian Jasper, Women’s Christian College
Transformative Teaching, Learning, and Leading
Principal Lilian Jasper renewed her connection to the United Board Fellows Program in order to learn more about leadership.
United Board Receives Renewed Support from Freeman Foundation
Continuing support for our signature leadership development program.
Announcing Our 2018-2019 United Board Fellows
The 2018-2019 United Board Fellows cohort comprises 14 accomplished young leaders in higher education, representing a wide range of academic disciplines and administrative experiences across nine Asian countries and regions.
Lu Jingjie, Ginling College
Strengthening the Voices of Young Women
First as a student and then as a faculty member at Ginling College, Lu Jingjie has seen how young women’s self-confidence grows with quality education. As a United Board Fellow, her placement at Women’s Christian College in Chennai, India, reinforced that belief.
Le Hoang Dung, University of Social Sciences & Humanities, Vietnam National University-Ho Chi Minh City
Internationalizing the Curriculum
Dr. Le Hoang Dung believes that internationalizing the curriculum is one of the best ways to make higher education meaningful.