CURO Research: Bella Cabibi
Bella Cabibi is a fourth-year student pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs as well as a Certificate of Data Analytics in Public Policy at the University of Georgia.
Bella Cabibi is a fourth-year student pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs as well as a Certificate of Data Analytics in Public Policy at the University of Georgia.
The Fulbright Program exists to enrich students’ education and expose them to new experiences and ideas, while encouraging international cooperation. The University of Georgia is proud to be a Fulbright
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