SOS LiA Project: Making Impact Visible 2025
Information about the SOS Children's Villages LiA project for 2024 is now available - apply by 14th November 2024! Details on how to apply can be found in the following project proposal:
Amy is the Programme Director of the Laidlaw Scholars Leadership and Research Programme. She works with universities, NGO’s, government departments, businesses and charity partners to manage and develop programmes which further the Laidlaw Foundation’s purpose – to reduce poverty and inequality by investing in the education of the underprivileged and underrepresented and to develop a new generation of diverse and ethical leaders.
Prior to joining the Laidlaw Foundation, Amy spent 9 years leading the US-UK Fulbright Scholarship Programme, working with students, academics, professionals, and teachers across every discipline. She has gained 15+ years working within Higher Education and is passionate about cultural exchange and the benefits it can bring to impactful research and solving global challenges. Prior to this, she led faculty-led programmes hosting US students in the UK and managed a busy student services. She studied American Studies at Sheffield University and University of Pittsburgh.
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This is such a great initiative, Amy! I had an extremely fulfilling time completing my LiA project out of SOS Children's Villages in Cape Town, South Africa last summer; if any scholars reading this have any questions regarding my experience there, please feel free to reach out.