Assistant Director,
Center for International Programs,
Emory University –
Kenya Casey, is an Assistant Director for the Center for International Programs Abroad. She advises for more than 20 programs, supervises CIPA’s peer advisors, serves as the liaison for external scholarships and is the coordinator of the Minority Outreach Initiative. She has worked in international education since 2004 and has presented on a wide-range of topics, including: US Student Visas, Advising Students of Color, and Team-Building. She is the co-author (with Mary Dando) of the NAFSA publication “Student Visas: What you Need to Know Before You Go!” She has had experience living, studying and working in Africa and the Caribbean. Kenya is also a recipient and participant the Fulbright Korea International Educators Administration program. Kenya studied abroad in Ghana during her undergraduate studies and Ethiopia while in graduate school. After completing graduate school she lived in Jamaica for two years working on an adolescent reproductive health project. She earned her B.A. in Psychology from Clark Atlanta University and her Masters degree in social work from Howard University.
