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Robert Uvanovic


Robert is currently a sophomore student at Northeastern  University studying International Affairs with a minor in Economics and Law. Through Northeastern's co-op program, he is working for six months at an online business called CSN Stores in the Prudential  Building. He is involved with multiple groups on campus, including Uganda CAN (Conflict Action Network), FORGE (Facilitatiing Opportunities for Refugee Growth and Empowerment and Global PACT (Global Partnership for Activism and Cross-Cultural Training). Through the Global PACT program, last summer he spent a month in South Africa and was part of an NGO called The Masabaleni Project that was created during the program that attempted to develop and implement creative writing programs within local Xhosa schools. This summer he is going to be a trainer on the Global PACT trip to Croatia. His father is from Slavonski Brod, Croatia, but moved to the United States twenty-five years ago. He has been to Croatia multiple times and enjoys it more everytime. He is very interested in studying international politics, sustainable development in third-world countries and grassroots activism. In his spare time, he likes to play soccer and is a huge fan of the Croatian and American National Teams.

Contact:
Uvanovic.r@neu.edu



Articles by this Author
» Global PACT Training in Zagreb June 24th - July 21st
By Robert Uvanovic | Published 02/23/2007 | Education , Community | Unrated
Do you have the desire to make the world a better place, but feel that so many issues seem too overwhelming to approach? Where do you even begin if you want to make a meaningful change?
 
Croatian Constellation



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