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My name is Karni Keushgerian '25. I use they/them pronouns and am an international student from Beirut, Lebanon. Although my major is undeclared, I am on the track to majoring in Global Studies with a concentration and a minor in education. I was born and raised in the Armenian community of Beirut which has preserved its endangered language, Western Armenian, through designing an educational system revolving around cultural and ancestral values. My first-hand experience in this community has sparked my interest in education guided by culture which in turn supported my participation in this internship opportunity. My research and dedication to this area are targeted toward learning more about education, curriculum design, and history in small communities to emphasize the importance of culture and politics in defining education for the purpose of decolonization. 

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Karni leading one of the workshops about pre-exam preparation and stress.
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Karni in one of the workshops where students analyzed the meaning of the word "productive".
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Karni leading a workshop.
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Karni leading a workshop with high school students.
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A picture featuring one of the high school students and "Noune" as part of the 3 day workshop series.
Which languages do you speak?
Western Armenian, Arabic, English, French

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