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Seminary Graduate Begins Peacebuilding Career Print E-mail

 

Mr. Ingill Ra with his wife Eun Yoo and their children; son, Won Jae (15 yrs) and daughter, Hwa Won (2 yrs).Mr. Ingill Ra, member of the UTS 2009 graduating class (MRE), has been named Director of the Department of Social Responsibility for the Asian Football Confederation (AFC). The organization, located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, is an affiliate of FIFA (International Football Association Federation).

Mr. Ra is taking the helm at a new department that reflects the growing commitment of soccer worldwide to social responsibility, youth education, service activity and interreligious peace through sports.

Mr. Ra feels that he was chosen for this job because in his application he emphasized his education in interfaith peacebuilding at UTS. Mr. Ra is moving to Kuala Lumpur this month. UTS offers its sincere congratulations!

Ingill's Religious Education Project, his capstone work at UTS, was a "Workshop Manual for the Children of Ambassadors for Peace." It is an interreligious approach to moral and civic education for young adults worldwide. His field work internship included service for World CARP, a collegiate association, and running interfaith workshops for young adults in St. Lucia.

 

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