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Two Lubin Students Awarded Prestigious 2022 UN Academic Impact-Millennium Fellowships

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August 22, 2022
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A hearty congratulations to the 17 ǿմýstudents who were selected for the prestigious and highly competitive United Nations Academic Impact and MCN . Lubin students Angelina Bellucci and Nikol Taba Montoya joined over 3,000 peers from 200+ campuses worldwide as they pursued semester-long social impact projects related directly to . A record 31,397 students from across the globe applied and only 8% were accepted! Millennium Fellows receive world class professional development and access to incredible connections. See more at the .

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