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Ingrid Rojas Arellano
MPA Candidate
Country: Peru
Ingrid Rojas holds a Bachelor's
degree in Economics. Prior to coming to Maxwell, she executed several
evaluations of Peruvian social programs and found that some of them are not
achieving their goals. In the future, she would like to be part of the Ministry
of Economy and Finance, specifically, in the Department of Public Budget.
In this position, she can work in the improvement of social programs, by
applying the results of those impact evaluations. The Sardon-Glass
assistantship Ingrid was awarded will help her to pursue this objective by
providing her the necessary knowledge about public organizations management,
budget reforms and implementation of social policies, among others.
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Julian Florez Isaza
MAIR Candidate
Country: Columbia
Julian Florez intends to pursue a career as an
international public servant in the fields of human rights, democracy, and
international peace and security. Prior to joining the Maxwell School as a Sardon-Glass
Fellow, Mr. Florez worked as an International Cooperation Consultant for the Municipality
of Medellin (Colombia). In this position he helped identify and implement
cooperation agreements with national and international cooperants. He also
participated in the organization of the II Summit of the World’s Regions on
Food Security, held in October 2012 in Medellin. Previously, Julian researched
the state of food security in Asia Pacific and Latin America, and worked as a
Congressional Intern for the Colombian Government Trade Bureau in Washington
D.C. Julian holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from EAFIT University in
Medellin. He strongly believes the Sardon-Glass Fellowship is a tremendous
opportunity for advancing his career in human rights, democracy and security,
with a particular interest Latin America and the Caribbean.
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Maria Sofia Greco
EMPA Candidate
Country: Argentina
Maria Sofia Greco is from Buenos
Aires, Argentina and she is an attorney-at-law. Prior to coming to Maxwell,
she worked for the Ministry of Economy in her country and for several
International Law firms in the administrative/regulatory law areas. Being
awarded the Sardon-Glass assistantship gave her the chance to pursue the
Executive Master in Public Administration in order to expand her knowledge
on legal processes, economic development issues, and other challenges that are
faced by governmental and multilateral organizations
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