Aryan D’Rozario is a Programs Coordinator at the East-West Center in Washington, where he works on coordinating and designing programs related to leadership and professional development. He is also Staff Editor of the Asia Matters for America publication series, that caters to the writings of Young Professional Interns at the East-West Center in Washington.
An alumnus of St Catherine’s College at the University of Oxford, Aryan studied Modern South Asian Studies. He previously received a Bachelor of Arts’ degree in Politics from the University of California, Santa Cruz. His senior project, titled “Pakistan’s Military Legacies: Army, Nation, and State” was awarded a Deans’ Award by the Dean of the Social Sciences Division.
Aryan has also published articles for the East-West Center in Washington, the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), Outlook India, the Rajiv Gandhi Foundation (RGF), and The Hindu.
He is a native speaker of English and Hindi and has good conversational skills in German. He is also on the Executive Board of the "Young Professionals in South Asia Policy" group.
Aryan D’Rozario is a Programs Coordinator at the East-West Center in Washington, where he works on coordinating and designing programs related to leadership and professional development. He is also Staff Editor of the Asia Matters for America publication series, that caters to the writings of Young Professional Interns at the East-West Center in Washington.
An alumnus of St Catherine’s College at the University of Oxford, Aryan studied Modern South Asian Studies. He previously received a Bachelor of Arts’ degree in Politics from the University of California, Santa Cruz. His senior project, titled “Pakistan’s Military Legacies: Army, Nation, and State” was awarded a Deans’ Award by the Dean of the Social Sciences Division.
Aryan has also published articles for the East-West Center in Washington, the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), Outlook India, the Rajiv Gandhi Foundation (RGF), and The Hindu.
He is a native speaker of English and Hindi and has good conversational skills in German. He is also on the Executive Board of the "Young Professionals in South Asia Policy" group.
