Rabun Gap students lead in Brussels

Eleven Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School students showcased their expertise in diplomacy and innovation during a transformative visit to Brussels this month. After presenting at the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) on the impact of emerging technologies on regional security, our students shared their technological solutions for Belgium's United Nations Sustainable Development Goals at United States Ambassador Michael Adler's residence.

 

With confidence and competence, the students engaged American and Belgian representatives from diverse sectors, fostering cultural exchange and diplomatic dialogue. This unique experience reflects Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School's commitment to global citizenship and educational excellence.

 

Students who participated were Filip Matic, Edwin Wood, Juliette Teutsch, Daniel Jang, Noah Cornegy, N'kosi Cornegy, Savanna Jones, Kendall Weisser, Ivanna Zermeno, Nolan Conrad, and Megan West. Global leadership opportunities like this one are available to our students through our partnership with the Nationbuilders Program.