The Recent Visit of Professor Katherine Marshall
Visiting Professor Katherine Marshall is a long-time friend of UC who, after a career at the World Bank focusing on development issues (latterly as a senior advisor to the then-President on the role of religions in promoting development), joined the faculty of Georgetown University in Washington DC as both a senior fellow at the newly-established Berkley Center for Religion, Peace and World Affairs, and as a Professor in the Department of Government. She is also an Adjunct Professor at the University of Cambodia.
Every year for the past six years, she has visited Cambodia and has contributed to UC’s own development through the running of workshops and other other meetings with faculty and/or students (see UC Bulletin 12), as well as having a succession of pairs of Princeton Fellows do research on religion and development in Cambodia (see http://tinyurl.com/pzyj88h).
This year, UC as a whole was fortunate that she gave three workshops to different members of the UC family..
