The Foreign Service Journal, July-August 2019

64 JULY-AUGUST 2019 | THE FOREIGN SERVICE JOURNAL AFSA NEWS Tara Nally Lilian Weisert Jacob Wilson Hazel Kevlihan Kiefer Johnson Anya Stern Bopha Bessire Sophia Chuen Aldin Shaw Art Merit Scholarship Winner Hazel Kevlihan – daughter of Laurel Fain (USAID) and Robert Kevlihan, graduated from the International School of Tanganyika, Tanzania. Plans to attend Wellesley College to study mathematics. Art Merit Honorable Mention Nicholas Loh – see biography under academic merit. MariElena Ramnath – see biography under academic merit. Anya Beatrice Stern – daugh- ter of A. Michael (USAID) and Anchalee Stern, graduated from the International School of Creative Arts, U.K. Plans to attend the University of London to study fine arts. Sophia L. Chuen – daughter of Cristina-Astrid (State) and Yu Chuen, graduated from George Mason High School, Falls Church, Virginia. Plans to attend Carleton College and is currently undecided on her major. Community Service Scholarship Winner Monique Charlifue – daughter of James Charlifue (USAID) and Josephina Cervantes (USAID), graduated from Frankfurt International School, Germany. Plans to attend Leiden Univer- sity College to study interna- tional studies. Community Service Honorable Mention Bopha Helene Bessire – daugh- ter of Bradley Bessire (USAID), graduated fromYorktown High School, Arlington, Virginia. Plans to attend McDaniel College to study early childhood education. Kiefer Coolidge Johnson – son of Mark (State) and Susan Johnson, graduated from the Academia Britanica Cuscatleca, El Salvador. Plans to attend the Pratt Institute to study architecture. Tara Nally – daughter of Thomas (State) and Cora Nally, graduated from International School of Kenya. Plans to attend the University of Kenya to study physics. Aldin Arthur Shaw – son of Gregory (State) and Layla Shaw, graduated from NIST International School, Thailand. Plans to attend the University of British Columbia to study international economics. Best Essay MariElena Ramnath – see biography under academic merit. Monique Charlifue