Grace Rector

Grace Rector (she/her) brings years of experience in international education development and program management, most recently serving as a Data Consultant for UNDP Sudan conducting stakeholder mapping in peace and development contexts. Grace has a Bachelor’s from Georgetown University’s Walsh School of Foreign Service and is currently pursuing a Master’s in Public Administration in International Development from Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs in New York City. Outside of school she serves as an international advocacy trainer and a facilitator for Columbia Listening Tables.

Grace previously served as a Measurement, Evaluation, and Learning Researcher at Columbia Global, a Fulbright Scholar in Morocco, and a Global Teaching Fellow in Chile. Fluent in Spanish, proficient in Arabic (MSA and Darija), and conversational in French, Grace brings a unique global lens to youth advocacy work at GCE-US.