We are the students, faculty, staff and alumni of the United World Colleges movement. We are citizens of over 150 countries. We are people of different ethnicities, backgrounds, religions, sexual orientations, genders, political affiliations, and beliefs. We represent a movement that came of age as a direct response to forces of divisiveness, as a bridge in a time when others were building walls. For decades, UWC students have left their home countries to live, work, and study alongside others we may have little in common with, other than our shared belief in education as a force to “unite people, nations and cultures for peace and a sustainable future.” Many of us have lived, studied, and worked in the United States. Many of us are currently students at colleges and institutions in the United States. As UWC graduates, we have all contributed to the United States-- as students, as workers, as organizers, as researchers. We believe in education as a unifying force. We believe diversity makes our countries stronger. We reject bigotry, hatred, and intolerance in all its forms. And today, we would like to voice our strong opposition to the Executive Order, “Protecting the Nation from Foreign Terrorist Entry Into the United States” signed by President Donald Trump, which temporarily bans all persons of Iranian, Iraqi, Syrian, Sudanese, Yemeni, Libyan and Somali origin from entering the United States, and suspends Syrian refugee admissions indefinitely.

The Executive Order is discriminatory and unconstitutional.  It unfairly targets thousands of immigrants, legal permanent residents, asylum-seekers, students, business people, and tourists on the basis of national origin. It disproportionately impacts nationals of Muslim-majority countries. As it stands, it violates the First Amendment’s Establishment Clause, which prohibits the government from favoring any religion. President Trump’s anti-Muslim policy also violates the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, which guarantees that everyone is entitled to equal protection under the law. This sort of discrimination runs counter to America’s democratic principles, and is antithetical to the values we hold as UWC alumni.

The Executive Order will severely and immediately impact members of our community--  our fellow students, friends, and colleagues. Many of us arrived in the United States as international students. Many of us have stayed on, and contributed to the United States through our work. The EO will have a terrifyingly disruptive impact on the lives of other students, workers, and researchers who have the potential to contribute immensely to the United States. It will tear families apart by restricting entry for family members who live outside of the US and limiting travel for those who reside and work in the US. It is the reason a scientist from Iran will no longer be able to contribute to cardiovascular research in Boston, or why Sudanese students in some of the US’s most prestigious universities must choose between their education and seeing their families this summer. It is why people who are coming to the United States for the same reasons we did-- to work, to study, to live-- are being made to turn back. These restrictions do not make America great. They only divide us further.

As alumni, we are committed to bringing refugees to our schools, our countries, and into our movement. Our Student Scholarship Fund has enabled numerous students from Syria and Palestine to pursue high school at UWCs worldwide. Our students, faculty, and staff have actively worked to ensure that no lack of documentation or financial constraint will prevent the best and brightest from joining us as classmates. They are important, valued members of our communities and the UWC family. And as such, we will continue to stand up for our classmates and the communities they represent. We will actively encourage our elected leaders, both in the United States and abroad, to reject policies that, in the name of national security, openly discriminate against people on the basis of their religion or national origin. We will speak out publicly against hate and intolerance because our education has truly shown us that together, we are stronger.

We stand with refugees. We stand with immigrants. We stand with anyone who has ever left their home country in pursuit of opportunities in the United States, as many of us have done. We will refuse to give in to fear and division. And in this spirit, we strongly denounce this ban and urge President Trump to rescind this Executive Order.

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This letter was jointly drafted by UWC alumni from around the world as a response to the Executive Order "Protecting the Nation from Foreign Terrorist Entry into the United States". It summarises concerns about the effects of the Executive Order on current and former students and on education in the US as a whole. Over 2,500 UWC community members signed the Open Letter between 27 and 30 January which had been made available as an open online document. In the night of 30 to 31 January 2017, the signature page was however hacked by white supremacists who deleted the last signatures and left racist comments. To ensure that the Open Letter continues to be available, and in coordination with the authors of the Open Letter, UWC International has set up this online platform to allow further UWC community members to sign in support of the Open Letter.

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List of first 500 signatures collected between 27-30 January 2017. For full list of signatures saved see www.uwc.org 

1. Meghan Koushik, Mahindra United World College of India ‘09, India/USA; Current: JD Candidate, Stanford Law School
2. Farzanah Ausaluth, United World College of the Atlantic ‘10, UK ; Brown University ‘14. Current: Engineer, Providence RI
3. Rina Cakrani, United World College of Adriatic ‘16, Italy. Current: Whitman College ‘20 
4. Kenisha Mwangase, United World College of the Adriatic ‘16, Italy. Current: Bucknell University ‘20
5. Erika Phelps Nishiguchi, Li Po Chun United World College ‘06, USA. Current: Pediatrician, Seattle, WA.
6. Kelly Mullally, United World College of South East Asia ‘16, Hong Kong. Current: St. Lawrence University.
7. Mikko Nikinmaa, UWC Atlantic College ‘73, Finland
8. Pedro Monque, UWC-USA ‘12, Venezuela. Current: Madison Metropolitan School District, Madison, WI.
9. Torhild Holen Fikseaunet, UWC Atlantic College ‘00, Norway
10. Kristen Needham, UWC Atlantic College ‘87, Canada
11. Marcus Saye, UWC of South East Asia ‘18, USA/RUssia
12. Annabelle Maroney, UWC-USA ‘09, USA
13. Maxwell Saylor, UWC-USA ‘14, USA
14. Pranav, UWC Mahindra College ‘16, India/ Oman Current: University of Toronto ’20
15. Vanessa Sin,  Li Po Chun United World College  ‘15, Hong Kong
16. Aneil Mallavarapu, UWC Atlantic College ‘88, Canada
17. Andrea Patino Contreras, UWC Red Cross Nordic ‘07, Colombia
18. Nadine MacDonald, Pearson UWC ‘11, Canada
19. Sara Peres, UWC of the Adriactic ‘01, Portugal
20. Jaap Breugem, Lester B. Pearson UWC ‘90, Netherlands
21. Winki Chan, LPCUWC ‘14, Hong Kong
22. Raahat Currim, MUWCI ‘03, India
23. Abhimanyu Bhargava, UWC-SEA ‘12, India
24. Moana Mourie, United World College-USA ‘15. Current University of Melbourne ‘19.
25. Jason Leung, Li Po Chun United World College ‘18, Hong Kong
26. Gabriel Chan, Li Po Chun United World College ‘18, Hong Kong
27. Kimberly Llajaruna Peralta, United World College of Costa Rica ’16. Current: University of Rochester ’20.
28. Avril Othilde Siersema, United World College of Maastricht’16, The Netherlands.
29. Paulina Panek, United World College in Mostar ‘09, Grinnell College  ‘13, Current: Chemistry Graduate Student at University of Hawai’i ‘19
30. Kshitij Kapur, United World College Costa Rica ’13, India. Current: New Delhi, India 
31. Yash Bhatnagar, United World College Costa Rica ’09, Current: New Delhi, India.
32. Sonia Verjovsky, United World College-USA ’90, Mexico. Current: Translator, editor.
33. Cosme Aranguren Gonzalez, United World College of South East Asia ‘16. Currently residing in Norman, Oklahoma.
34. Geetika Kaur Bhasin, United World College of South East Asia ‘14, Current: University of British Columbia Class of 2018.
35. Maria Eulàlia Domingo Cots, United World College - USA ‘16, Current: Northwestern University Class of 2020. 
36. Daniel Eduardo Firebanks Quevedo, United World College USA ‘16, Current: Oberlin College Class of 2020.  
37. Noorullah Zafari, United World College Maastricht ‘12, Afghanistan
38. Catherine Brew Quinn, United World College, Li Po Chun Hong Kong ‘17, Ireland. 
39. Shatha Sbeta, United World College, Pearson Canada ‘12 , Libya
40. Atenea Rosado-Viurques, MUWCI 06-08, Columbia University (MA) 2014-2016. Current: Federal Advisor, Mexican Ministry of Public Education
41. Ayesha Hasan, United World College of South East Asia ‘14, Current: University of British Columbia Class of 2018.
42. Felicia Vargas, United World College, Pearson Canada ‘13 Current: Lewis & Clark College class of 2017
43. Adrian Harwood, United World College Maastricht ‘14, Current: University of Rochester class of 2018
44. Shake Karapetyan, United World College Robert Bosch College ‘16, Current: NYU Abu Dhabi class of 2020
45. Jake Intrater, UWCSEA - Dover ‘19. Current: The Dalton School in NYC
46. Zachary Intrater, United World College of South East Asia ‘17 Current: Trinity School in New York City
47. Isabelle Langerak, United World College in Mostar ‘10, Current: Communications Officer at Afghanaid.
48. Gio Bacareza, United World College-USA ‘89, Current: CEO, Morphlabs.com
49. Inara Tareque, United World College of Hong Kong ‘12, Current: Research Analyst, Kauffman Foundation, USA.
50. Nils Tangemann, United World College - USA ‘13, current: Economics and Spanish at St.Lawrence University ‘17, Germany
51. Zoltán Illés, UWC Red Cross Nordic ‘16, current: University of Rochester Class of 2020
52. Haruna Katayama, UWC-USA ‘17, Japan
53. Aaratrika Bose, United World College of Hong Kong ‘12, Current: Working in Washington DC
54. Shail Mehta, UWC-USA ‘11, Current: Applied Physics Graduate Student at Rice University in Houston, TX
55. Nicoleta Cristina Dorobantu, UWC - Costa Rica ‘16 : Current: Methodist University Class of 2020
56. Asya Sagnak, United World College of South East Asia ‘15, Current: Barnard College Class of 2019
57. Alf Shen Lim, United World College of South East Asia ‘11, Norway, Current: The Global Education & Leadership Foundation
58. Sophie Barbier, United World College of South East Asia ‘12, Current: The Global Education and Leadership Foundation, New Delhi
59. Niccolò Bigagli, UWC-USA ‘13, Italy, Current: Bates College class of 2017
60. Vanesa ji Sung Lee, United World College Atlantic College ‘01, South Korea/ Argentina. Current: Puig Panama, Latin America Key Account Manager. Panamá
61. Nadya Setyoyudo, UWC-USA ‘13, Indonesia. Current: Whitman College, Class of 2017
62. Karen Perez Sarmiento, Lester B Pearson UWC College ‘15, Mexico. Current: Macalester College Class of 2019.
63. Daniela Zamora Alcaraz, Mahindra United World College of India ‘16, Mexico. Current: Lewis and Clark College class of 2020.
64. Svetlana Koleva, United World College Maastricht ’16, Bulgaria, Current: Colorado College
65. Lucy Richards, UWC of the Adriatic ‘08, current: Oakland, CA
66. Claudia Bennett, United World College of South East Asia ‘12, New Zealand 
67. Amanina Maria Nakamura, United World College of South East Asia ‘14, Malaysia. Current: University of New South Wales, Class of 2018.
68. Linda Nkosi, United World College of Southern Africa ‘09, Swaziland. Current: Health Financing Analyst, Clinton Health Access Initiative, Swaziland.
69. Drew Bierle, United World College Dilijan ‘16, USA. Current: Brown University, Class of 2020
70. Nimra Nadeem, UWC Red Cross Nordic ‘16, Pakistan. Current: Princeton University ‘20
71. Antonia Lieben-Seutter, United World College Changshu China ‘17, Austria.
72. Isabel Hope, United World College of South East Asia ‘16  Current: Singapore
73. Fatimetu Bachir Jatri Emhamed, UWC Red Cross Nordic. Western Sahara: Luther College, Class of May 2017 
74. Joelle Rademakers, UWC Atlantic College ‘90, Belgium 
75. Kazi Samirul Hoque,  UWC Atlantic College ‘17, Bangladesh
76. Nicole Hoogelander, UWC Atlantic College ‘12, The Netherlands
77. Lena Boesser-KoschmNn, UWC-USA ‘98, USA
78. Uranbileg Luvsandorj, UWC Atlantic College ‘15, Mongolia
79. Sonia Wurzel, Li Po Chun United World College of Hong Kong ‘10, USA
80. Emil Goldsmith Olesen, Red Cross Nordic UWC ‘14, Denmark
81. Robert Joyce, Li Po Chun UWC ‘09, United States
82. Matthew De La Cruz, UWC Adriatic ‘13, USA
83. Carl Alexander Burlin, UWC Mahindra College ‘13, Sweden
84. Clarissa Richardson, UWCSEA and UWC Atlantic College ‘89, Australia
85. Matilda Barone, UWC-USA ‘17, Italy
86. Patrick W.B. O'Donnell, UWC-USA ‘15, Canada/The Netherlands
87. Marguerite de Bie, UWC USA ‘18, The Netherlands
88. Johan Stranne, UWC Atlantic College ‘89, Sweden
89. Reinout Sanders, UWC Atlantic College ‘17, The Netherlands
90. Sara E. Payne, UWC Atlantic College ‘74, USA
91. Lucia Rubio Robustillo, United World College of the Adriatic ‘15, Spain
92. Andrea Bassetti, UWC Atlantic College ‘15, Italy
93. Maris Jones, United World College of the Adriatic ‘11, USA
94. Jennifer Perry, UWC Maastricht ‘15, USA
95. Marg Mayne, UWC Atlantic College ‘81, UK
96. Ammr Vandal, Li Po Chun United World College of Hong Kong ‘98, Pakistan
97. Camila Ruiz Segovia, UWC of the Adriatic ‘13, Mexico
98. Jonathan Hadad, UWC Atlantic College ‘11, Israel/Palestine
99. Julia Drahoss, UWC-USA ‘13, Austria
100. Marin Harris, Lester B. Pearson UWC of the Pacific ‘08, USA
101. Lavina Wong , UWC Atlantic College ‘17, Hong Kong
102. Julia David, UWC Atlantic College ‘12, UK
103. Andrea Vazquez Zuckermann, United World College of South East Asia, ‘13, Mexico
104. Chris Davies, Faculty, UWC Atlantic College, Wales
105. Melis Engin, UWC Robert Bosch College ‘16, Turkey
106. Maya Ward-Karet United World College, Pearson Canada, Class of 2002
107. Roshan Melwani, United World College Maastricht, Class of 2013
108. Tess Luttikhuis, UWC Red Cross Nordic ‘17, the Netherlands. 
109. Deb Mazlan, UWC Atlantic ‘76
110. Frits van Wezel, UWC Atlantic 1983
111. Maria Plessia, United World College of South East Asia ‘18, Singapore
112. Renata Flotow, UWCSEA, ‘13, Australia
113. Youssef Kamel, UWC Atlantic College ‘16, Egypt. Current: Norman, Oklahoma.
114. Beatrice Mora, UWC Changshu China ‘17, Italy. 
115. Anjali Arondekar, Armand Hammer UWC ‘87; Current: Professor, University of California, Santa Cruz
116. Eduarda Araujo, UWC of the Adriatic ‘11, Brazil
117. Hai Anh Pham, UWC Mahindra College ‘13, Vietnam
118. Sarah Winstanley, UWC of the Atlantic ‘98, Bermuda
119. Bo Dronkers, UWC Atlantic College ‘02, Netherlands
120. Meike Schnitzler, UWC Atlantic College ‘90, Germany
121. Sean Whewell, UWC-USA ‘16, Cayman Island
122. Ragnhild Freng Dale, UWC Atlantic College ‘08, Norway
123. Georgina Kuhlmann, UWC Atlantic College ‘17, USA
124. Arvis Sulovari, UWC Atlantic College ‘06, Albania
125. Hannah Saulters, UWC-USA ‘12, US
126. Gabriel Levie, UWC- USA ‘16, Belgium
127. Maiko Steiger, UWC-USA ‘18, Germany/Japan
128. Carl Grønning Aarestrup, United World College Dilijan ‘16: Current: Higher School of Economics, and Junior Business Analyst at the Confederation of Danish Industry in Russia
129. Joy Dekker, UWCSA Waterford Kamhlaba ‘14. The Netherlands, student University College Utrecht
130. Talia Caiu, United World College of South East Asia, ‘12, Singapore, Current: UX Research, Singapore
131. Anantya Chandra, United World College of South East Asia, ‘12, Singapore. Current: Bangalore, India
132. Maithili Raju, United world college of south east Asia, ‘12, Singapore.
133. Irham Hudaya Yunardi, United World College of South East Asia, ‘12. Current: Banda Aceh, Indonesia
134. Lucia Kmaid Calderini, Pearson College UWC ‘08, Uruguay
135. Ken Nugroho, United World College of South-East Asia ‘12, Current: Brandeis University ‘17 
136. Sitashma Parajuli, United World College USA ‘16
137. Jay McKinnon, United World College USA ‘98
138. Anke Bysouth,  United World College USA ‘97 
139. Adam Tonks, UWC Adriatic ‘14, Current: Yale-NUS College ‘18
140. Rune Øster Mortensen, UWC Atlantic College ‘12, Current: Technical University of Denmark ‘17
141. Marlies Gabriele Prinzl, UWC-USA
142. Siraba Seck, UWC-USA ‘18, Senegal
143. Hieu Phan, Pearson College UWC ‘10, Vietnam; Current: Software Developer
144. Neha Khandwani, Mahindra United World College of India ‘05, India; Current: Business Development Manager
145. Gilles Luyendijk, UWC Maastricht ‘15, The Netherlands; Current: Student
146. Marilli Genova, UWC of the Adriatic ‘85, Italy
147. Trisha Iyengar, Mahindra United World College of India ‘14, India; Current: Student
148. Gülsah van den Heuvel-Cebe, Pearson College UWC ‘01, The Netherlands
149. Ghita Benhayoune, UWC Maastricht ‘16, Morocco/France; Current: Student
150. Zsolt Szekeres, UWC of the Adriatic, ‘11, Hungary; Current: Lawyer
151. Luc Moriniere, UWC Atlantic College ‘09, USA/France; Current: Masters’ Student
152. Vyara Hristova, UWC of the Adriatic, ‘15, Bulgaria; Current: Undergraduate Student
153. Lidija Petrović, UWC in Mostar ‘16, Bosnia & Herzegovina; Current: Student
154. Marlen Schmidt, UWC Dilijan ‘17, Switzerland
155. Rhodri Davies, Li Po Chun UWC ‘11, Wales; Current: Doctor
156. Yvonne Menja, UWC Maastricht ‘17, Kenya/United States
157. Romi Raibi, UWC in Mostar ‘16, Israel
158. Nadya Pramudita, UWC Atlantic College ‘12, Indonesia
159. Lo Yue Ching, Li Po Chun UWC ‘00, Hong Kong; Current: Writer
160. Phoebe Kulasegram, Mahindra United World College of India ‘09, Malaysia; Current: St. Johns Ambulance Emergency Call Handler
161. Rune Øster Mortensen, UWC Atlantic College ‘12, Denmark
162. Sirjan Kalakheti, UWC Thailand ‘18, Nepal
163. Achiad Kalman, UWC Maastricht ‘16, Israel
164. Tess Luttikhuis, UWC Red Cross Nordic’17, Netherlands
165. Morgane Gaubier, UWC of South-East Asia ‘96, France
166. Chinmay Rayarikar, Mahindra United World College of India ‘13, India
167. Rina Kaneda, Li Po Chun UWC ‘15, Japan
168. Sei-kashe M'pfunya, UWC Thailand ‘17, Zimbabwe
169. Nayeem Mahbub, Mahindra United World College of India ‘03, Bangladesh
170. Joanna Matthew, Li Po Chun UWC ‘98, New Zealand
171. Jordon Crawford, UWC Robert Bosch College ‘17, Jamaica
172. Karla Huaman Ruiz, UWC of South-East Asia ‘13, Peru
173. Emma Wollum, United World College of the Atlantic ‘09, USA
174. Nhi Tran, UWC Thailand ‘17, Vietnam
175. Lea Arzberger,UWC Mostar ‘16, Austria
176. Raisa Muhtar, UWC-USA ‘16, Malaysia
177. Marlies Gabriele Prinzl, UWC-USA ‘98, Austria
178. Jane Batchelor, UWC-SEA ‘96, New Zealand
179. Sylvi Wirtjes,Waterford KaMhlaba UWC of Southern Africa ‘05, Germany
180. Conor McAvity, UWC-USA ‘15, United States
181. Kelly West, UWC Atlantic College ‘78, USA
182. Aleksandra Hall, Li Po Chun UWC ‘07, Poland
183. Maria Liddiard, Mahindra United World College of India ‘15, United Kingdom
184. Cindy Gilicze, UWC of the Adriatic ‘14, Hungary
185. Muhammad Ayaz, UWC Thailand ‘18, Pakistan
186. Pia Blake, UWC Atlantic College ‘15, Canada
187. Weiru Ye, UWC of Costa Rica ‘15, China
188. Maite Sandoval Inglada, Mahindra United World College of India ‘11, Spain
189. Ina Kodrasi, UWC of the Adriatic ‘05, Albania
190. Dominique Teoh, UWC of the Adriatic ‘14, Malaysia
191. Debra Bellon, United World College of the Atlantic ‘95, United States
192. Adriana Nordin Manan, UWC-USA ‘03, Malaysia
193. Agata Patyna, Pearson College ‘03, Poland
194. Aila Hauru, UWC of the Adriatic ‘12, Finland
195. Calum, United World College Maastricht ‘15, Belgium
196. George Fong, UWC-SEA ‘78, United Kingdom
197. Kathryn Jones, UWC of the Atlantic ‘11, Wales
198. Mallika Leuzinger,UWC of the Atlantic ‘09, Switzerland/India
199. Katuta Sichilongo, UWC Thailand ‘18, Zambia
200. Meera Kaushik, United World College of South East Asia ‘12, New Zealand
201. Orsolya Jeney, Mahindra United World College of India ‘00, Hungary
202. Adrian Rainbow, UWC Atlantic College, Canada
203. Talula Carpenter, United World College of Costa Rica ‘13, United Kingdom
204. Emma With, UWC Atlantic College ‘06, Norway
205. Ericka Kaina Arizcurinaga Blanco, Waterford Kamhlaba UWC ‘14, Bolivia/Guatemala
206. Larissa Rabelo Santana, UWC Thailand ‘18, Brazil
207. Felix van Oost, UWC-SEA ‘12, Belgium
208. Jack Chan, UWC Atlantic College ‘13, Hong Kong
209. Azzah Al Zahra Farras, UWC Atlantic College ‘18, Indonesia
210. Dara McClatchie, UWC of the Adriatic  ‘85, Ireland
211. Clover Lee, Atlantic College, ‘90, Hong Kong
212. Anne van Drunen Littel, UWC-SEA ‘06, The Netherlands
213. Isobel Clymer, Atlantic College ‘17, England
214. Mint Rangponsumrit, UWC-USA ‘12, Thailand
215. Roba Annna, UWC Thailand ‘18, South Sudan
216. Sharina, UWC-SEA ‘89, Malaysia
217. Aziza Aznizan, UWC Atlantic College ‘16, Malaysia
218. Nadine Odeh, UWC Atlantic College ‘17, Palestine
219. Ariane Lonmon, UWC Costa Rica ‘16, Italy
220. Drishika, UWC Atlantic College ‘17, Nepal
221. Kusum Basnet, UWC Thailand ‘17, Nepal
222. Ana, UWC Mostar ‘10, Croatia
223. Betsy Morgan, Red Cross Nordic UWC ‘00, Great Britain
224. Jamie Vatcher, Mahindra United World College of India ‘15, The Netherlands
225. Adam Marjai, UWC-SEA ‘12, Hungary
226. Kristina Stankovic, UWC Adriatic ‘14, Serbia
227. Elma Orucevic, United World College in Mostar ‘09, Bosnia and Herzegovina
228. Youri Van Leynseele, UWC of the Atlantic ‘89, Belgium
229. Kimia Godarzani-Bakhtiari, UWC Robert Bosch College ‘17, Germany
230. Jacquie Walters,UWC Atlantic College ‘89, New Zealand
231. Monique Post, UWC Atlantic College ‘01, Wales, Autism Lecturer 
232. Laura Brouwer, UWC Atlantic College ‘11, The Netherlands
233. Judit Koppany, UWC USA ‘02, Hungary
234. Kitty Worthing, Atlantic College ‘09, United Kingdom
235. Tiia-Reeta Tihinen, UWC Adriatic ‘15, Finland
236. Majd Abo Shakra, UWC Mostar ‘18, Syria
237. Anna Lillkung, United World College Red Cross Nordic ‘10, Finland
238. Sofia Francione, UWC Maastricht  ‘17,Italy/Belgium
239. Muath Abudalu, UWC-USA ‘02, Jordan
240. Mikki Korodimou, UWC Atlantic College ‘11, Greece/England
241. Eva Hannon, UWC Mahindra College ‘16, Belgium
242. Colette Murphy, UWC-USA ‘03, France
243. Lea Kliem, UWC-USA’10, Germany
244. Aryana Arianassl,UWC Maastricht ‘16, Iran
245. Joanna Jones, UWC-USA ‘10, United Kingdom
246. Nono Louise Harhoff, UWC-USA ‘02, Denmark
247. Kristoffer Nyborg, UWC ATlantic College ‘18, Norway
248. Ukachi Okoronkwo, UWC-USA ‘02, United States
249. Hanayo Hasegawa, UWC-SEA ‘12, Japan
250. Wain, UWC_USA ‘03, Hong Kong
251. Nora Hanson, UWC-USA ‘02, USA
252. Eva Aarts, UWC-Costa Rica ‘16 The Netherlands
253. Ingrid Kornstad, Red Cross Nordic UWC ‘08, Norway
254. Amalia Naita Awala,UWCSEA’14, Namibia
255. Kenta Kawaguchi, UWCSEA ‘11, Japan
256. Elena Obreschkow, Red Cross Nordic UWC ‘99, Switzerland
257. Daniela Senes, UWC Atlantic College ‘86, Argentina
258. Jason Clar, UWC-USA ‘88, United Kingdom
259. Hannah caruana, UWC Atlantic College ‘01, United Kingdom
260. Mirza Alas Portillo, Red Cross Nordic UWC ‘04, Costa Rica
261. Mohammed, Atlantic College ‘18, Lebanon 
262. Claire Lambeek, Atlantic College ‘87, The Netherlands
263. Nikita Cano, UWC Changshu China  ‘17, USA/Mexico
264. Irene Li, UWC ATlantic College ‘14, Hong Kong
265. Emma Smith, UWC-USA ‘12, United States
266. Ida Lærke Jonassen Hass, MUWCI ‘16, Denmark
267. Rosa Karina Risco Garcia, UWC Changshu China ‘17, Peru
268. Anna, UWCSEA ‘17, Italy
269. Franziska Scheppach, UWC USA ‘15, Leuxembourg/Germany
270. Marten Post, UWC Atlantic College, Head of Art Faculty 30yrs, The Netherlands/Wales
271. Shaivi Herur,  UWCSEA ‘17, Singapore
272. Sakshi Balani, MUWCI ‘06, India
273. Noor Cornelissen, UWC-USA ‘10, The Netherlands
274. Brenda Spencer, UWC Atlantic College ‘93, Ireland
275. Hilary Wong, Lester B. Pearson United World College of the Pacific ‘10, Hong Kong/United Kingdom 
276. Snigdha Sinha, UWC-SEA ’17, India
277. Laura C Breen, UWC Atlantic College ‘12, United States
278. Maryam Hussain, UWC-USA ‘92, Pakistan
279. Pranav Bhardwaj, UWC-SEA ‘16, India
280. Anastasios Proios Doukas, Robert Bosch College Short Course ‘16, Greece
281. Anton Baleato Lizancos,Lester B. Pearson United World College of the Pacific ‘12, Spain
282. Jinsu Elhance, UWC Atlantic College ‘17, Kenya
283. Laura Seboth, MUWCI ‘11, Austria
284. Victor Khulile Nxumalo, Waterford Kamhlaba UWC of Southern Africa ‘93, South Africa
285. Elias Billum Have, UWC Red Cross Nordic ‘14, Denmark
286. Shreya Chatterjee, UWC Atlantic College ‘12, India
287. Hind Ait Mout, UWC Atlantic College ‘17, Morocco
288. Enni Kallio, United World College of the Adriatic  ‘10, Finland
289. Sally Carter, UWC-SEA ‘11, Australia
290. Geetika Kaur Bhasin, United World College of South East Asia ‘14, India
291. Phui Yi Kong, Mahindra United World College of India ‘11, Malaysia
292. Viola, UWC of the Adriatic ‘11, Slovenia
293. Mariasofia Zanoni, UWC Atlantic College ‘17, Italy
294. Mike Mansell, UWC Atlantic College ‘00, United Kingdom
295. Ryohei Shibuya, UWC Atlantic College  ‘17, Japan
296. Xahra Ashraf, UWC Atlantic College ‘17, Malay
297. Chiara Prodani. UWC Atlantic College ‘10, Albania
298. Abdallah Kokash, UWC Atlantic College ‘18, Jordan
299. Natalia Bakhova, Li Po Chun United World College ‘95, Moldova
300. Sian Haynes, UWC Atlantic College ‘04, United Kingdom
301. Cecile Menard, UWC-USA ‘91, France
302. Muskan Verma, UWC Atlantic College ‘17, India
303. Jacquie Walters, UWC Atlantic College ‘89, New Zealand
304. Saskia Gaiger, UWC Atlantic College ‘17, Britain
305. Renata Snow, Li Po Chun United World College ‘10, United Kingdom/Hong Kong
306. Laura Jenkins, Faculty, UWC Atlantic College, United Kingdom
307. Lennart Hoedemakers, Mahindra United World College of India ‘11, The Netherlands
308. Asavari Sinha, UWC-SEA ‘12, India
309. Hanna Song, United World College of the Atlantic ‘11, United Kingdom
310. Pooja Khetan, UWC-SEA ‘99, Singapore
311. Lita Akmane, UWC of the Adriatic ‘03, Latvia
312. Dafna Raz, UWC-USA ‘02, Israel
313. Linda Theophilus, UWC Atlantic College ‘73, United States
314. Karan Goenka, Mahindra United World College of India ‘10, India
315. Caroline Coantic, UWC Maastricht ‘16, France
316. Ben Joakim, UWC Atlantic College ‘04, United Kingdom
317. Ali Wasiliew, Li Po Chun United World College ‘11, Canada
318. Jen Coombs, UWC Atlantic College ‘08, United Kingdom
319. Elad Segalovitz, UWC Atlantic College ‘17, Israel
320. Christina Nickolova, UWC-USA ‘02, Bulgaria
321. Renee Godfrey, UWC Atlantic College ‘99, Wales
322. Anoma Rekhi, UWC-SEA ‘17, Singapore/India
323. Lynda Chibanda , UWC-USA ‘88, Zimbabwe
324. Lara Shirley, Li Po Chun United World College  ‘10, New Zealand
325. Bettina Truebm, UWC Atlantic College ‘03, Germany
326. Rebecca Rechenberg, UWC Mostar ‘15, Germany
327. Carl Grønning Aarestrup, UWC Dilijan ‘16, Denmark
328. Adela Custo, UWC Mostar ‘08, Bosnia and Herzegovina
329. Cindy Fung, UWC of the Adriatic ‘10, Hong Kong
330. Liv Breivik, UWC Red Cross Nordic ‘17, Norway
331. Joosep Võrno, UWC Changshu China  ‘17, Estonia
332. Emma Hogan, Li Po Chun United World College ‘96, United Kingdom
333. Sindre Langmoen, UWC Mostar ‘15, Denmark
334. Fiorella Lopez-Jimenez, Mahindra United World College of India ‘08, Costa Rica
335. Vrushali Thombare, UWC Mostar ‘16, India
336. Rebecca D'Andrea, UWC of the Adriatic ‘15, Italy
337. Idun Urdal, Mahindra United World College of India ’09, Norway
338. Ingrid Lie, Waterford KaMhlaba UWC of Southern Africa ‘12, Norway
339. Shohini Stout, UWC Atlantic College ‘16, United States
340. Gray Barrett, UWC Red Cross Nordic ‘12, United States
341. Kenta Mori, Lester B. Pearson United World College of the Pacific ‘11, Japan
342. Eda Adam,UWC Atlantic College ‘17, Malaysia
343. Ana Sofia Gonzalez Minero, UWC Changshu China ‘17, El Salvador
344. Yara, Li Po Chun United World College  ‘12, Israel
345. Sarah Hobbs, UWC Red Cross Nordic  ‘04, United Kingdom
346. Marco Felici , UWC Red Cross Nordic ‘12, Italy
347. Mariane Béliveau, Lester B. Pearson United World College of the Pacific ‘09, Canada
348. Alessandra Aponte, Lester B. Pearson United World College of the Pacific ‘04, Honduras
349. Krisztina Luca Hogye, UWC Maastrict ‘14, Hungary
350. Lisa Musumba, UWC Costa Rica ‘15, Kenya
351. Szymon Galazka, UWC-USA ‘16, Poland
352. Christian A Henriquez Alas, UWC Costa Rica ‘15, El Salvador
353. Brian Byusa, UWC Atlantic College ‘00, Rwanda
354. Åse Irene Døsen, UWC Mostar ‘17, Norway
355. Marcin Mateusz Jerzewski, UWC Red Cross Nordic ‘14 Poland
356. Logan Richard, Lester B. Pearson United World College of the Pacific ‘11, USA
357. Eashwar Ramesh, UWC-USA ‘16, Botswana
358. Lily Man Lee Lung, Li Po Chun United World College of Hong Kong ‘98, hong Kong
359. Fiachra MacFadden, UWC-USA ‘13, Singapore
360. Ibtisam Ahmed, Mahindra UWC of India ‘10, Bangladesh
361. Tessa Möller, UWC-USA ‘17, Luxembourg
362. Lucy Miles, UWC Atlantic College ‘15, UK
363. Xiaowen Liu, UWC Atlantic College ‘15, China
364. Anya Quesnel, UWC-USA ‘18, Trinidad and Tobago 
365. Paula Boon, United World College of the Adriatic ‘91, Canada
366. Jumana Hashim, UWC-SEA ‘11, Bangladesh
367. Irith Fuks, UWC-USA ‘17, Netherlands
368. Amartyo Sen, UWC-SEA ‘14, USA
369. Elin Hallan Naderi, UWC of the Atlantic ‘93, Norway
370. Maria Eulàlia Domingo Cots, UWC-USA ‘16. Spain
371. Christina Sabinsky, UWC of the Atlantic ‘88, Denmark
372. Katarina Slama, UWC of the Atlantic ‘06, Finland
373. Camile Minns, UWC-USA ‘16, The Bahamas
374. Tania Lay Guterres, Li Po Chun UWC of Hong Kong ‘15, East Timor
375. Katie Linder, Pearson UWC ‘11, USA
376. Antonia Patino, UWC Atlantic College ‘14, Ireland
377. Aaditya Sathish, Mahindra United World College of India ‘15, India
378. Mariana Gutiérrez-Mariscal, UWC Atlantic College ‘97, Mexico
379. Rachel Ghui, UWC Atlantic College ‘14, Malaysia
380. Farah Rangosch, UWC Atlantic College ‘82
381. Kevin Yin, UWC-SEA ‘15, China
382. Siddharth Mehra, UWC-SEA ‘13, India
383. Rui Pei, Pearson UWC ‘11, China
384. Nicole Lindman, UWC-SEA ‘00, Finland
385. Casey Hicks, Li Po Chun United World College of Hong Kong ‘10, Canada
386. Nazario Jap Dos Santos, Red Cross Nordic UWC ‘15, Timor-Leste
387. Jessica K. Obidowski, UWC-USA ‘10, Poland
388. Leticia Augusta Dos Santos Ferreira, UWC Maastricht ‘15, Timor-Leste
389. Rafael Manyari, UWC-SEA ‘11, Peru
390. Indra Nienhaus, UWC-SEA ‘03, Germany/Indonesia
391. Lieve Vermeuleb,  UWC-SEA ‘97, Belgium
392. Hamza Boubacar, UWC-SEA ‘17, Niger
393. Anna Burgess, UWC-SEA ‘88, United Kingdom
394. Elinor Kaminer Goldfainer, Mahindra UWC of India ‘10, Israel
395. Amanda Kerr, UWC-SEA ‘03, Canada/Australia
396. Marged Parry, UWC Atlantic College ‘02, United Kingdom
397. Nina Möger Bengtsson, United World College of South East Asia ‘14, Denmark
398. Kevin Hess, United World College of South East Asia ‘09, United States
399. Sai Junsay, UWC Atlantic College ‘99, Japan
400. Ahmed Shaim Mahir, UWC Red Cross Nordic ‘17, Maldives
401. Majel Krulik, UWC Robert Bosch Short Course ‘16, Germany
402. Farah Karim, United World College of the Atlantic ‘01, England/Pakistan
403. Vilde Elgaaen, UWC Costa Rica ‘15, Norway
404. Antara Dasgupta, UWC-SEA ‘15, India
405. Joe Rowson, UWC UWC Atlantic College ‘98, United Kingdom
406. Kylie Hamawndy,UWC Maastricht ‘17, Iraqi Kurdistan
407. Julia Muller, UWC of the Adriatic ‘12, The Netherlands
408. Gillian Virata, UWC Atlantic College ‘78, Phillippines
409. Vishaal Singh, UWC of the Adriatic ‘18, South Africa
410. Achini Wijesinghe,  United World College of South East Asia’08, Sri Lanka
411. Hamza Hashem, UWC Atlantic College ‘17, United States
412. Leonie Mara Flottrong, UWC Robert Bosch ‘16, Germany
413. Natalie Robinson, UWC-SEA ‘97, United Kingdom
414. Lærke Bøggild Sørensen, Li Po Chun UWC of Hong Kong ‘13, Denmark
415. Mez Dubois-van Slageren, UWC Atlantic College ‘05, The Netherlands
416. Soukeyna Bocoum,  Li Po Chun UWC of Hong Kong ‘12, Senegal
417. Maria Jimena Jurado Giraldo, Mahindra United World College of India ’15, Colombia
418. Sohee Lee, Mahindra United World College of India ’14, South Korea
419. Emalie Lise Dam Christensen, UWC Red Cross Nordic ‘15, Denmark
420. Lærke Bing, Waterford KaMhlaba UWC of Southern Africa ‘13, Denmark
421. Lars Cronje Bjørndal, UWC of Costa Rica ‘16, Norway
422. Jennifer Davies-Oliveira, Lester B. Pearson United World College of the Pacific ‘07, United Kingdom
423. Sunčica Bruck, UWC Mostar ‘14, Bosnia and Herzegovina
424. Laura Pozzetti, UWC of the Adriatic ‘16, Italy
425. Valli Jones, UWC-SEA ‘97, Australia
426. Helen Burns, UWC of the Adriatic ‘86, Ireland
427. Nikhita, UWC Atlantic College ‘18, United Kingdom
428. Eluned Llewellyn Morgan, UWC Atlantic College ‘09, Wales
429. Kantha Naicker, Lester B Pearson UWC of the Pacific ‘92, South Africa
430. Ilaria Rosa, UWC Red Cross Nordic ‘18, Italy
431. Hans van Deursen, UWC Atlantic College ‘12, The Netherlands
432. Nicola Symonds, UWC-SEA ‘97, United Kingdom
433. Tom Freijsen, UWC Maastricht  ‘17, France/Netherlands
434. Akib Kamal, UWC Atlantic College ‘12, Bangladesh
435. Hayley Wu, UWC Red Cross Nordic ‘17, Hong Kong
436. Stijn Wilbers, UWC-Costa Rica ‘13, Netherlands
437. Mojekwu Peace Chiagoziem, UWC Red Cross Nordic  ‘18, Nigeria
438. Sha Hua, UWC Atlantic College ‘01, Germany
439. Helen K French, UWC Atlantic College ‘86, Norway
440. Amy Fisher, UWC-SEA ‘16, Australia
441. Jerone Dubois, UWC-SEA ‘97, France
442. Nicola Jackson, UWC-SEA ‘97, England/Australia
443. Susan Walker, UWC-SEA ‘95, United Kingdom
444. Abhishek Kumar UWC-SEA ‘97, India
445. Johanna Stoye, UWC Robert Bosch College ‘16, Germany
446. Milena Jakicevic,UWC of the Adriatic ‘13, Italy
447. Yung Tim Nga Vera, UWC Mostar ‘16, Hong Kong
448. Magnea Jóhannsdóttir, UWC Red Cross Nordic ‘17, Iceland
449. Ines Neves, Waterford Kamhlaba UWC of Southern Africa ‘11, Mozambique
450. Xanthe Verschuur, UWC Atlantic College ‘12, The Netherlands
451. Megha Amrith, UWC-SEA ‘02, Singapore
452. Mikkel Sidenius Gram, Mahindra UWC of India ‘14, Denmark
453. Tejas Sharma,UWC Atlantic College ‘14, India/England
454. Maisie Brett, UWC Atlantic College ‘13, United Kingdom
455. María Alcalá, Lester B Pearson UWC of the Pacific ‘05, Venezuela
456. Hayley Morton, UWC-USA ‘02, Bermuda
457. Goya van den Berg,United World College of South East Asia’17, The Netherlands
458. Robin Jenkins, UWC Atlantic College ‘92, United Kingdom
459. Lisa van Dord, UWC-USA ‘13, The Netherlands
460. Paula Suero Guillermo, UWC-SEA ‘17, Spain
461. Ryon Frink, Mahindra United World College of India ‘05, United States
462. A.C. de Klerk, UWC-SEA ‘89, The Netherlands
463. Kasie Moore, UWC-SEA ‘97, Australia
464. Marit Behner, UWC Maastricht ‘12, Germany
465. Saleh Fahd, UWC Atlantic College ‘13, Palestine
466. Lucy Allinson, UWC Atlantic College ‘18, United Kingdom
467. Femke Heddema, United World College of South East Asia ‘15, The Netherlands
468. Trushaa Castelino, Mahindra UWC of India ‘11, India
469. Adrian Sidhu, UWC Red Cross Nordic’17, United Kingdom
470. Merethe Blandhol, UWC Atlantic College ‘16, Norway
471. Julia Schetelig, UWC-SEA ‘18, Germany
472. Melisa Demirovic, UWC Mostar ‘16, Bosnia and Herzegovina
473. Sofie Mohn, UWC Atlantic College ‘13, Norway
474. Edward So Hoi San, Li Po Chun United World College ‘14, Hong Kong/China
475. Parsa Sanjana Amin, UWC-SEA ‘07
476. Michael Amery, Mahindra UWC of India ‘13, United Kingdom
477. Johann Maradiaga, Lester B. Pearson UWC of the Pacific ‘10, Honduras
478. Bianca Letele, UWC-SEA ‘12, New Zealand
479. Isabel Muñoz, UWC Red Cross Nordic ‘17, Costa Rica
480. Kristian Olsen, UWC Mostar ‘17, United States
481. Andrés Paz, UWC Red Cross Nordic ‘17, Honduras
482. Elena M. Meier, UWC of the Adriatic’16, Switzerland
483. Sara Ambjørndalen, UWC Red Cross Nordic ’11, Norway
484. Schifteh Hashemi Gerdehi, Li Po Chun UWC ‘04, Austria
485. Amer Begović,  UWC Mostar ‘17, Bosnia and Herzegovina 
486. Robin Wettlaufer, Lester B. Pearson United World College of the Pacific ‘94, Canada
487. Matilda Flemming, UWC Red Cross Nordic ‘05, Finland
488. Katy Marks, UWC Atlantic College ‘97, United Kingdom
489. Evren Sungur, UWC-USA ‘98, Turkey
490. Angelos Angelidis, Li Po Chun United World College ‘15, Greece
491. Abhisvara Sinha, UWC-SEA ‘15, India
492. Magdalena Breyer, UWC Red Cross Nordic ‘18, Austria
493. Renata B. Prandini, UWC-USA ‘89, Brazil
494. Kunali Chandaria, UWC-SEA ‘97, United Kingdom
495. Diarra Gueye,  UWC Red Cross Nordic ‘07, Senegal
496. Bartłomiej Jezierski, UWC Dilijan ‘16, Poland
497. Zifeng(Eva) Zeng, UWC Atlantic College ‘18, China
498. Hazel Gu, UWC Red Cross Nordic ‘17, China
499. Belinda Schmolke, Pearson United World College of the Pacific ‘87, Zimbabwe
500. Dorontinë Berishaj, United World College in Mostar ‘11, Montenegro

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