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Mrs. '''Brooke Galloway''' came to Cyprus in August 2008 together with about 20 other graduate students from [[Portland State University - Conflict Resolution Graduate Program|Portland State University]] in the context of [[Portland State University - Conflict Resolution Graduate Program]]which is co-organized with [[Harry Anastasiou]]. The visitors are mainly graduate students enrolled in his Conflict Resolution program at | Mrs. '''Brooke Galloway''' came to Cyprus in August 2008 together with about 20 other graduate students from [[Portland State University - Conflict Resolution Graduate Program|Portland State University]] in the context of [[Portland State University - Conflict Resolution Graduate Program]]which is co-organized with [[Harry Anastasiou]]. The visitors are mainly graduate students enrolled in his Conflict Resolution program at the University. Their main goal is to acquire first-hand experience about Cyprus’ political problem and the work of peace pioneers. Brooke decided to apply to join the [[Future Worlds Center]] for a period of two months, in order to fulfill her 300-hour practicum requirement for her Masters. She participated in [[UCYVROK - Uniting for Citizenship and Participation]], [[Youth Promoting Peace]], [[HasNa Inc.]], and other [[Global Education Unit]] related projects. | ||
Inspired by her work in Cyprus, Brooke has later continued for a PhD which she earned in 2011. The title was: Perceptions of Peacebuilding and Multi-Track Collaboration in Divided Societies for a Sustainable Peace Agreement at the Political Level: A Case Study of Cyprus. | Inspired by her work in Cyprus, Brooke has later continued for a PhD which she earned in 2011. The title was: Perceptions of Peacebuilding and Multi-Track Collaboration in Divided Societies for a Sustainable Peace Agreement at the Political Level: A Case Study of Cyprus. | ||
