2018-19 Global Grant Scholar Aubrey Seader

 

Aubrey Seader was selected by District 6580 to a receive a $40,000 Rotary Global Grant Scholarship to help her pursue a Master's degree in Arts and Cultural Administration at King's College London.  Aubrey is the first to receive the award in District 6580, with her studies in London beginning in September 2018.  In addition to her theater studies, Aubrey will take courses in conflict resolution, diplomacy, and international relations. The Rotary Club of Hatfield (U.K.) will be her host club.

To be eligible for a Global Grant Scholarship, candidates must focus on one of Rotary’s six areas of focus.  Aubrey will focus on “peace and conflict prevention”, using storytelling and theater to build bridges of understanding between people of different cultures.

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Rotary unites more than a million people around the world. Rotary District 6580, based in Southern Indiana, consists of 32 Rotary clubs and more than 1,500 Rotarians. Rotary clubs in our district range in size from 12 to 200 members. Our clubs’ programs involve prominent leaders in every field, and our membership represents business and civic leaders of our communities and our state. Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change – across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.
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