About the Authors
Lillian Xiong is a first year student in Dr. Van-Aken's Philanthropy in America class. She is a psychology major hoping to minor in biology or art studio.
Margaret Sturm is a first year student in Barbara Burgess Van- Aken's Philanthropy in America class. She is a history and biology major with a potential minor in public health.
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“Charity Watch Calls for Resignation of Central Asia Institute Founder Greg Mortenson.” CharityWatch, 1 Aug. 2011, www.charitywatch.org/charity- donating-articles/charitywatch-calls-for-resignation-of-central-asia- institute39s-founder-greg-mortenson. Accessed 16 Aug. 2021.
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