International Education Spotlight: Nigerian Diplomacy Student Joins Fight Against Disinformation through prestigious Atlantic Council Scholars Program - Seton Hall University
Wednesday, November 17, 2021
Chukwukere has found a mission he is passionate about, saying:
"In a time where disinformation and misinformation are being used by state and non-state
actors to wage war on democracy and people, I think that acquiring these [Analytics]
skills, especially Twitter analysis techniques, geolocation, and OSINT (Open Source
Intelligence) techniques empowers me to contribute to a safer and more just world."
Specializing in International Organizations and Foreign Policy Analysis, the knowledge Chukwukere has gained through the School of Diplomacy and in this program has helped him find his own unique path. He hopes to be a global affairs specialist that offers both national security and human capital solutions to organizations. He intends to continue to build on the plethora of skills he has attained to be a successful and sharp professional, whether it is with the United Nations, in the Diplomatic sphere, or even as a private sector intelligence analyst.
As a student, Chukwukere has made his mark, taking advantage of opportunities to work with expert faculty practitioners and the School's diverse student population. He has been involved in the National Security Fellowship research team, sharing his work with National Security leaders in the Department of Defense, State and White House. He also sits on the Board of the School’s award winning Black Diplomacy Student Organization.
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