Dina Chotrani

A member of the 2018 SINSI cohort, Dina graduated from Princeton’s Woodrow Wilson School with certificates in global health and health policy, history and the practice of diplomacy, and entrepreneurship. Her policy interests have led her to intern at an immigration law firm, conduct research on human rights and forced migration for The 2018 New Global Agenda, and work on affordable housing policy at the Manhattan Borough President’s Office. Dina has also worked in gender equality advocacy efforts in Mexico City and on the United Nations Ivy STEM Connect pilot programs in Tanzania and Rwanda for the U.N. Girls’ Education Initiative. As an undergraduate, she was a student fellow in the Liechtenstein Institute on Self-Determination’s Project on Women in the Global Community and an executive board member of the Ivy Council. After completing her MPA, Dina plans to work in the government, pursuing her interests in global health and humanitarian assistance.