About Us
Who We
Are
The Center for Latin American Issues (CLAI) is
a premier academic institution dedicated
to the scholarly research and study of issues pertaining to the Latin American
and Caribbean region,
and to the dissemination of knowledge and understanding of those issues.
(more information)
What We
Do
CLAI operates a great variety of programs.
These include student
and faculty exchanges with institutions in Latin America; training
programs for GW students and Latin American government and business
leaders; research support; and development of seminars and conferences
that bring scholars and regional leaders to GW to discuss current Latin
American events and issues. (more information)
(View
CLAI's 2006 Annual Report)
To
view an article about the center's
activities, follow the link to the right. The article
is reprinted from the October 2007
issue of "By George!", the official
newspaper of The George Washington
University. |
CLAI Advisory
Board
The CLAI Advisory Board
provides programming advice to the Center. It is composed of
distinguished individuals who have extensive knowledge and experience in
the region, and includes diplomatic representatives, international public
servants, business executives, representatives of non-governmental
organizations, and GW faculty.
(View the list of members on CLAI's Advisory Board)
CLAI
Fellows
This honor is bestowed on individuals who have made significant contributions to advancing the
Center's objectives. (View
the current list)
CLAI
Staff
For biographical information on CLAI staff,
click here.